Speaker 1: All right, we've got a billionaire that thinks free speech
Speaker 1: should mean you can plan crime. We've got a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of unrealized.
Speaker 2: Idiots on social media online, so very weird.
Speaker 1: That was really weird. My song was playing and it's
Speaker 1: not even in the document. So it's a live broadcast.
Speaker 1: I can't start the show all over again. I don't
Speaker 1: know where the song came from. I don't know how
Speaker 1: it did it, but I will start all over again.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry for that live broadcast. You know it happens.
Speaker 1: So basically, what I was explaining to you is that
Speaker 1: growing up, I like to go out to eat because
Speaker 1: for me and my family it was, how do I
Speaker 1: say this, a celebration And even though it was like
Speaker 1: Shaky's Pizza, or it was you know, Kentuck your fried
Speaker 1: chicken or whatever, going out to eat was a big deal. Okay,
Speaker 1: And again I apologized for the beginning, and so you
Speaker 1: didn't hear me apologize to my patrons for not having
Speaker 1: internet yesterday, not being able to do that. I apologize.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry. The last three minutes of the show
Speaker 1: has been all of my song. I don't know why
Speaker 1: my song was playing. It's not in this document. That's
Speaker 1: a computer glitch. It's not there, but it played anyway,
Speaker 1: so I don't know what's going on. I'll have to
Speaker 1: research that after the live broadcast anyway, so I apologize
Speaker 1: to the patrons. We'll either get a new one scheduled
Speaker 1: before Labor Day or right after, and then eating out
Speaker 1: has been a big deal of mine all growing up
Speaker 1: it was I love to write about it. I started
Speaker 1: writing about restaurants when I was eighteen years old in
Speaker 1: gay and lesbian press. I have been invited to restaurants
Speaker 1: my whole life to review them. When we were on KFI,
Speaker 1: Andrea Rataman, the late Andrea Rataman, did restaurant segments on
Speaker 1: the show, and she would often send Andrew and I
Speaker 1: to those places. Huffington Post. I've written about restaurants and
Speaker 1: veganan Vegas dot Com. I still write the Vegan in
Speaker 1: Vegas column. I enjoy going out to restaurants. It's just
Speaker 1: something in life I enjoy because I wasn't able to
Speaker 1: do it growing up. We didn't go out to big
Speaker 1: family dinners or to big this or to big that.
Speaker 1: So for me it's been a big deal. But this weekend,
Speaker 1: Steve and I went to Nacho's Daddy, Nacho Daddy here
Speaker 1: in Las Vegas, and they have an extensive vegan menu,
Speaker 1: and so Steve, you know, we can get vegan, non vegan,
Speaker 1: and it's a nice got a nice patio, and the
Speaker 1: dogs are welcome, and so, you know, we like to go.
Speaker 1: Steve and I enjoy going to lunch or brunch. It's
Speaker 1: a gay ritual on Sundays. And yesterday a the restaurant
Speaker 1: had hardly anybody in it. And then b you know,
Speaker 1: when we got the che we ordered a nacho appetizer,
Speaker 1: not even nachos. We ordered chips, salsa, guacamole, and vegan
Speaker 1: cheese as an appetizer. It's chips with a little bowl
Speaker 1: of guacamole, a little bowl of salsa, and a little
Speaker 1: bowl of vegan cheese. Nineteen ninety five for bagged corn chips.
Speaker 1: These aren't like freshly made chips. These are out of
Speaker 1: a bag. And then a little bowl of salsa, a
Speaker 1: little bowl of guacamole, and a little bowl of vegan cheese.
Speaker 1: Twenty bucks. Okay, no way in hell is it worth
Speaker 1: twenty bucks, but that's what it cost. And then I
Speaker 1: got vegan enchiladas three enchiladas rice and beans twenty three dollars.
Speaker 1: Steve got three vegan chicken tacos, rice and beans, our
Speaker 1: bill for two iced teas, one appetizer, two entrees five
Speaker 1: dollars plus tax and tip that came out to ninety
Speaker 1: dollars or forty five dollars each. So forty five dollars
Speaker 1: to split a not even a whole bag of chips,
Speaker 1: a handful of chips with literally two ounces of guacamole,
Speaker 1: two ounces of salsa, and two ounces of vegan cheese,
Speaker 1: and then vegan enchiladas, three of them with rice and beans,
Speaker 1: and three vegan tacos with rice and beans. And it's
Speaker 1: not that it was vegan, the all the entrees were
Speaker 1: that price. Entrees are between fifteen and twenty five dollars,
Speaker 1: and Nacho Daddy is It's like the Acapulco or the Alteredo.
Speaker 1: It's not an overly nice, you know, upscale restaurant. You know,
Speaker 1: it's just not And so I got kind of depressed
Speaker 1: after that. I said, Steve, this is just it's getting
Speaker 1: out of reach for the average person, Like the the
Speaker 1: restaurant's almost empty, and you know, I don't have this
Speaker 1: even once a week. I don't have this to go
Speaker 1: out once a week. I don't, you know, fifty bucks
Speaker 1: for lunch, basically forty five dollars. I don't have that
Speaker 1: for lunch, you know. And so it made me depress
Speaker 1: that something that I really really like to do is
Speaker 1: becoming out of reach to almost anybody. And now today
Speaker 1: I have to go to the grocery store, and I'm
Speaker 1: already depressed because all I need is fruits and vegetables,
Speaker 1: and I know it's going to be one hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: And that's the problem that Kamala Harris is having. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is screaming, I'm going to fix that. I'm going
Speaker 1: to fix that. And the idiots out there think that
Speaker 1: presidents actually set grocery store prices, or that presidents actually
Speaker 1: set gas prices, or we don't. We're not that much
Speaker 1: of a socialist country. Now. Most of this is corporate greed.
Speaker 1: These seven companies that control all of our food, whether
Speaker 1: it's in a restaurant or in a grocery store, are
Speaker 1: making record profits. I don't want to hear these posts
Speaker 1: that say grocery stores margin is only one point two
Speaker 1: percent and they're struggling. They are not struggling. If Kroger
Speaker 1: can buy up Albertson's and Smith's and all they're if they,
Speaker 1: you know, are showing a four hundred million dollar profit,
Speaker 1: If profits for Philip Morris, which owns a lot of
Speaker 1: your food, believe it or not, they went from tobacco
Speaker 1: to food Nestley, which owns a lot of your food.
Speaker 1: If these you know, ConAgra, if these companies can be
Speaker 1: showing three hundred percent profit increases, five hundred percent profit increases,
Speaker 1: that means they are overcharging. Now Kamala wants to try
Speaker 1: to do something about that, but it's very hard for
Speaker 1: a president to deal with high grocery prices because we
Speaker 1: leave it up to corporations in private industry and they
Speaker 1: are price gouging, and so it is really depressing right
Speaker 1: now in our country. If you like to eat, particularly
Speaker 1: if you like to eat with friends, if you like
Speaker 1: to go out and socialize, if that is part of
Speaker 1: your life, you are losing that. And that's why this
Speaker 1: election not only matters, but why it's so hard. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: what are the maga idiots? And I'm tired of not
Speaker 1: being able to call them morons or idiots. If you're
Speaker 1: online and you call them a moron or an idiot.
Speaker 1: Your response is taken down, but their hateful response is
Speaker 1: left up there. I'm tired of that. These people are
Speaker 1: friggin idiots. They're out there screaming about an unrealized capital
Speaker 1: gain tax that Kamala and President Biden have put forth,
Speaker 1: and they are screaming how it's going to affect homeowners,
Speaker 1: and it's going to affect you here, and it's going
Speaker 1: to affect you there. And here's let me explain to
Speaker 1: you what an unrealized capital gain tax is. It's for
Speaker 1: the eleven thousand people in this country who have more
Speaker 1: than one hundred million dollars and whose income is more
Speaker 1: than eighty percent from capital gains. Capital gains is the
Speaker 1: sale of stocks, of real estate, of art, know, of
Speaker 1: real items that you sell and then you realize a
Speaker 1: profit on a majority of millionaires do not get paychecks.
Speaker 1: Their money does not come from work. Their money comes
Speaker 1: from buying and selling stocks, buying and selling art, buying,
Speaker 1: selling real estate. And so if eighty percent or more
Speaker 1: of your assets of your income is capital gains, and
Speaker 1: you make more than one hundred million dollars a year,
Speaker 1: this new tax would affect you okay, And what it
Speaker 1: is is they borrow money on their unrealized capital gains.
Speaker 1: In other words, if they have a property and they
Speaker 1: only owe one hundred thousand dollars on the property, but
Speaker 1: the property is worth nine hundred or one hundred or
Speaker 1: a million dollars, they have nine hundred thousand dollars in
Speaker 1: unrealized capital gains. If they want a loan against that property,
Speaker 1: that's the number a million dollars because that's what it's worth.
Speaker 1: So if they want to get an equity line or whatever,
Speaker 1: it's based on that million dollar number, Well they want
Speaker 1: to start taxing on that number two. But again, only
Speaker 1: if you're worth more than one hundred million dollars, and
Speaker 1: only if eighty percent or more of your assets and
Speaker 1: incomes are capital gains. That's eleven thousand people in the
Speaker 1: United States. Well, every MAGA individual is out there screaming
Speaker 1: about the socialist communist bastard that is Kamala Harris. And
Speaker 1: you should read the responses. I posted the facts on
Speaker 1: threads and there are people under there say, well, I
Speaker 1: know it doesn't affect me, but I still think it's wrong.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, then you're a fucking moron. Anyone that
Speaker 1: doesn't agree with this tax is a moron because it
Speaker 1: only affects eleven thousand of the very wealthiest people in
Speaker 1: the country and they can afford it. But those people
Speaker 1: always have the poor people out doing their bidding, the
Speaker 1: people whose lives this does not This would only benefit millions.
Speaker 1: Three hundred and twenty six million, nine hundred and ninety
Speaker 1: thousand Americans will benefit from it. Eleven thousand Americans will
Speaker 1: have to pay a higher tax, and yet they are
Speaker 1: out there screaming like someone was gonna come and eat
Speaker 1: their baby in front of them. It is the most
Speaker 1: disgusting display of moronistic behavior of the day, because every
Speaker 1: day there's something like that every day. So here we
Speaker 1: have these morons out there trying to be upset about
Speaker 1: attacks that would never ever affect them. This is who
Speaker 1: these people are. They're cult members. They repeat the problem
Speaker 1: that they are told. The same with MSM, mainstream media.
Speaker 1: It's out there denouncing Kamala for this announcement about unrealized
Speaker 1: capital gains, and they never once they're talking about that
Speaker 1: it only affects eleven thousand Americans who make over one
Speaker 1: hundred million dollar are worth over one hundred million dollars
Speaker 1: and eighty percent of their assets or capital gains. They
Speaker 1: just leave that part out all right. When we come back,
Speaker 1: I promise no strange music from anywhere. Sorry, you know,
Speaker 1: live TV. It happens, and we will be back to
Speaker 1: discuss so much more. There's so much more. My mind is,
Speaker 1: My mind is full loud. It is so bold, but
Speaker 1: there's a lot to talk about. So don't go anywhere,
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Speaker 1: for the loudest, craziest, most unhinged gay guy and his
Speaker 1: little and let's keep the party going as long as
Speaker 1: we can. You know, I'm totally going off script today.
Speaker 1: I did found the music. I found the music file
Speaker 1: that played. It's gone. It won't happen again. I'm going
Speaker 1: totally off script today because I want to talk to
Speaker 1: you about Telegram and free speech. The billionaire that started Telegram,
Speaker 1: who is a big trumpy guy. He's screaming that he's
Speaker 1: been arrested because and his arrest is an affront to
Speaker 1: free speech. Well, Telegram, which was a communication app like
Speaker 1: Twitter or whatever, allowed people to plan crimes on it. Okay,
Speaker 1: allowed people to plan crimes. Think about that, all right,
Speaker 1: I got to step off camera again, live TV. We
Speaker 1: got things going on, all right, there we go. So
Speaker 1: it allowed people to you literally, conduct illegal activity on it,
Speaker 1: and you know of France in particular, said no, this
Speaker 1: violates our laws we were not gonna let you do this,
Speaker 1: and we're gonna arrest you unless you stop it. He
Speaker 1: didn't stop it. He screamed free speech, so they rested him.
Speaker 1: And I think they should arrest almost every leader of
Speaker 1: social media that there is, because, like today on Threads,
Speaker 1: Threads is not stopping the disinformation about this unrealized capital gains. Okay,
Speaker 1: they're not pulling the posts that are giving disinformation. You know,
Speaker 1: there are people saying, oh, if you own a house
Speaker 1: and it's five hundred thousand dollars but you only paid
Speaker 1: two hundred, you're gonna have three hundred thousand dollars in
Speaker 1: capital gains that you're gonna have to pay taxes on.
Speaker 1: That is a blatant lie because you're not worth one
Speaker 1: hundred million dollars and eighty percent of your assets aren't
Speaker 1: capital gains. So it's a lie. But Threads is not
Speaker 1: pulling it down. I think any social media platform that
Speaker 1: spreads lies, their owners should go to jail. That's the
Speaker 1: kind of nation we need. The kind of nation that
Speaker 1: France is, that Germany is that the UK, England, Scotland,
Speaker 1: Wales that they are. You spread lies over there on
Speaker 1: social media, you get sued or put in jail. The
Speaker 1: athlete that everyone said was a man. She's suing JK Rowlings,
Speaker 1: She's suing all the people, Elon Musk and everyone, and
Speaker 1: she'll win over here. Oh, free speech, free speech, It
Speaker 1: ain't free speech. You cannot walk into a mall and
Speaker 1: yell someone's got a gun. That's hey, as it's exercising
Speaker 1: free speech. You see what people would do. No, so
Speaker 1: he should be in jail. He allowed people to conduct
Speaker 1: illegal activity on his platform. He did nothing to stop it.
Speaker 1: Go to fucking jail through the time you did the crime.
Speaker 1: All right, Trump is maybe pulling out of the debate
Speaker 1: September tenth. He says if they cut off the microphones
Speaker 1: while the other one is speaking, then he won't go.
Speaker 1: Now he previously had said that he would. He's fine
Speaker 1: with that. Now not so much. So he's looking for
Speaker 1: a reason to pull out. I wasn't gonna do a
Speaker 1: thing that pisses me off. And then also, if you
Speaker 1: want to be hated on social media, there's only one
Speaker 1: word you have to say, and that's vegan. I'm not
Speaker 1: making that up. If you post that you're vegan, or
Speaker 1: you post under a post that you're a vegan or whatever,
Speaker 1: you get so much hatred, and this just speaks to
Speaker 1: who we are as a people. We hate vegans. People
Speaker 1: online literally hate vegans. Some restaurants, everyone just hates vegans.
Speaker 1: Why we're the ones doing the right thing for the planet,
Speaker 1: for the animals, for society. We're doing what's right. But
Speaker 1: isn't that the way now? We hate the people that
Speaker 1: Kamala is trying to do what's right and she's getting
Speaker 1: nothing but hatred for it. Joe Biden has only tried
Speaker 1: to do what is right and he has got nothing
Speaker 1: but hatred from it. If you are a vegan and
Speaker 1: you try to do what's right, you get nothing. Well,
Speaker 1: you don't have to push it in our face. Are
Speaker 1: you aware that being a carnivore is pushed in my
Speaker 1: face all day? Every day every grocery store, I go to,
Speaker 1: every restaurant that's out there. All they do is promote
Speaker 1: carnivorous habits. That's all they do. They don't promote healthy eating,
Speaker 1: they don't promote veganism, which is better for the planet.
Speaker 1: They promote what they are paid to promote by the
Speaker 1: meat and dairy industry, which is eat all of this
Speaker 1: crap food and kill yourself and kill the planet, and
Speaker 1: they vilify the other side that's actually doing the right
Speaker 1: thing because that's bad for their business. I have been
Speaker 1: I've lost friends because I'm a vegan. They won't talk
Speaker 1: to me. They're like, I don't want to hear about
Speaker 1: that vegan stuff. I'm like, I don't sit there and
Speaker 1: speak all day long about being a vegan. Well, when
Speaker 1: I go out to eat, I go. I don't tell
Speaker 1: you what to eat, you know, I just asked that
Speaker 1: we go someplace where I can eat. Like that's some
Speaker 1: big concession, going to a restaurant where I can eat.
Speaker 1: Every human can eat vegan food, Okay, every human can
Speaker 1: eat vegan food. Vegans, however, cannot eat all the other
Speaker 1: food that most humans eat. So you want to be
Speaker 1: hated online, just say you're a vegan. That's it. You'll
Speaker 1: get insult after insult. Oh, you want to know how
Speaker 1: someone is a vegan, they'll tell you within the first
Speaker 1: five seconds. Yet you tell us you're a carnivore with
Speaker 1: your habits in the first five seconds. Let's go for
Speaker 1: a burger. I sure could use some lobster right now.
Speaker 1: You know, It's like, ugh, today's a day of my
Speaker 1: pet peeves, because I have a lot of pet peeves today,
Speaker 1: I really do, and I'd like to hear some of
Speaker 1: yours down below. YouTube dot com, Forward slash, really Correll,
Speaker 1: Patreon dot com, really Corel. You know another pet peeve
Speaker 1: of mine. We cut the cable snip and we try
Speaker 1: to save money, right, because cable is getting to be
Speaker 1: two hundred dollars well now with all the different subscription
Speaker 1: fees Disney plus, Hulu, Max, Paramount plus, now your bills
Speaker 1: just as much as it was before. Or if you
Speaker 1: don't want to pay that much, now you gotta watch ads.
Speaker 1: So the thing that streaming that appealed to us most
Speaker 1: about streaming that we could watch the content without ads
Speaker 1: if we paid a fee. Now they want us to
Speaker 1: pay a fee and watch ads. Amazon has put in ads,
Speaker 1: Peacock has put in ads, Hulu has put in ads,
Speaker 1: all in pro in you pay them. Hulu is eight
Speaker 1: dollars a month with ad ads, seventeen without. That's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: If you're paying a subscription fee. There should be no ads.
Speaker 1: When I do this live broadcast, there's no ads. Now
Speaker 1: in the repeats there are ads, but the live broadcast,
Speaker 1: which I hope all the patrons watch has no ads.
Speaker 1: That's why I do it. I do it live with
Speaker 1: no ads so the patrons can see it with no ads.
Speaker 1: Then the ads are added once the show is over.
Speaker 1: You know that's a pet peeve of mine. You're going
Speaker 1: to charge me money and still show me ads. Well,
Speaker 1: you're no better than cable now, So cable companies should
Speaker 1: come along and say, okay, we've got all of this,
Speaker 1: We've got max Hbo, we've got it all, and here's
Speaker 1: our fee. They'd win again. They could win again, because
Speaker 1: we're all sick to death. You know what, I'm sick
Speaker 1: of refunds. I am sick of companies. For instance, the
Speaker 1: Chase lounge that I bought, it doesn't fit the sectional.
Speaker 1: They couldn't get it in this room, and so I
Speaker 1: sent it back and they credited me eight hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: Except the eight hundred dollars hasn't been credited back yet,
Speaker 1: and it's seven days since they took the thing back,
Speaker 1: and they said, oh, it can be seven to ten
Speaker 1: business days. There should be a law that you get
Speaker 1: the amount refunded as quickly as they take it. When
Speaker 1: you go to get checked out at a store. You
Speaker 1: can't say, oh, here's my card, but i'll pay you
Speaker 1: in seven to ten days. You can't say that, here's
Speaker 1: my card number, but you can't charge it for seven
Speaker 1: to ten days. They charge it right away, but yet
Speaker 1: when they get their items back, oh, it's seven to
Speaker 1: ten business days for the refund to go back. I
Speaker 1: hate that. It should be illegal. That is ridiculous. Someone
Speaker 1: is just sitting there with your money for seven to
Speaker 1: ten days, and that's not an accident. It could go
Speaker 1: back instantly. Like with Ashley, they said, if you bring
Speaker 1: us the card, it'll go back instantly, but if you
Speaker 1: don't bring us the card, it'll take seven to ten days.
Speaker 1: That's bullshit. That's just them trying to keep that in
Speaker 1: their positive accounts as long as they can, and it's
Speaker 1: it's crap. I hate that. Oh I hate that. Say
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I hate that rant I really am, because
Speaker 1: I hate idiots. That's an idiotic policy. This whole unrealized
Speaker 1: capital gains brew haha online. That's just idiots because it
Speaker 1: doesn't affect them. It only affects eleven thousand people, doesn't
Speaker 1: affect them. They're fricking morons. Donald Trump trying to act
Speaker 1: like he has some leverage in the debate when he's
Speaker 1: either tied or losing in every state he has. No,
Speaker 1: she doesn't need the debate. She don't whip your ass,
Speaker 1: and now he wants to mic on so he can
Speaker 1: cut her off and be rude. That's idiotic. A lot
Speaker 1: of it's idiotic to go out to eat for two
Speaker 1: people and have it be ninety dollars at a normal
Speaker 1: restaurant that used to be fine dining. I don't eat McDonald's,
Speaker 1: I would never eat McDonald's. I don't eat McDonald's McDonald's evil.
Speaker 1: But my neighbors eat McDonald's every morning. And so I
Speaker 1: stopped him yesterday and I said, hey, I see that
Speaker 1: you eat a McDonald's every morning. What do you get?
Speaker 1: And he says, I get four hash browns and two
Speaker 1: breakfast sandwiches for me and my brother. And I'm like,
Speaker 1: and how much is that? And you said right around
Speaker 1: twenty dollars? And my face just cracked. I'm like, what like,
Speaker 1: two breakfast sandwiches, four hash browns, and two cups of
Speaker 1: coffee is over twenty bucks at McDonald's. He's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's twenty five with tacks and the coffees and everything.
Speaker 1: I'm like, so you spend twenty five dollars a day
Speaker 1: on breakfast and he says, we only do it three
Speaker 1: days a week. And I'm like, okay, soe he spend
Speaker 1: seventy five dollars a week on breakfast. It's like he goes, well,
Speaker 1: you know, we could only get one hash brown and
Speaker 1: then it would only be and I'm well, how much
Speaker 1: is the meal? He goes, well, the breakfast sandwich, the
Speaker 1: hash brown, and the coffee meal is eight ninety nine.
Speaker 1: And I was like, I haven't been there in a
Speaker 1: long time. I was My gasp was flabbered. I was like,
Speaker 1: what what you know? And that's the America that we're
Speaker 1: in right now. It's just it's hard. People are nickel
Speaker 1: and dimingus as I ask you for five bucks a month.
Speaker 1: I know, I know, I know. Why do you think
Speaker 1: it's hard for me to ask it? Almost there are
Speaker 1: times I just want to quit the show because I
Speaker 1: don't want to have to ask you guys for money.
Speaker 1: You know, because everybody is Hulu, Netflix, Amazon, you know
Speaker 1: most of you have one of these these things. Here
Speaker 1: do you all have one of these things? This is
Speaker 1: my TV in tennis. See. It's so I can get
Speaker 1: free TV over the air. Most of you have now
Speaker 1: because you just can't afford any of the others. So
Speaker 1: you watch the Ion TV and you watch the you know,
Speaker 1: you watch the Old Movie Channel or whatever, but you
Speaker 1: ain't getting the premium shows on Apple iTunes. Now. To
Speaker 1: rent a movie is nineteen ninety five. To buy it
Speaker 1: is twenty four ninety nine, So it's twenty bucks to
Speaker 1: rent twenty five to buy. Oh that comes down after months.
Speaker 1: But new rentals things right out of the theater, like
Speaker 1: Long Legs. We got Long Legs on our family plan.
Speaker 1: Tyler rent or bought Long Legs, and we're on the
Speaker 1: family plan so we could all watch it. It was horrible,
Speaker 1: by the way, ninety percent on the Tomato Meter. Biggest
Speaker 1: grossing independent film of twenty twenty four. Long Legs. It
Speaker 1: was terrible. It was so horrible. The lead character. I
Speaker 1: wanted him to kill her. I was like, please kill her,
Speaker 1: you know, And Nick Cage is in it for probably
Speaker 1: eight minutes, maybe ten, and that's it. It was terrible.
Speaker 1: But he's spent twenty five dollars to buy the move.
Speaker 1: I said, Tyler, you should not. He goes what was
Speaker 1: twenty to rent? And I'm just like, well, then we
Speaker 1: could have waited. So a lot of pet peeves today,
Speaker 1: you know, and I know that you're see that. And
Speaker 1: that's the problem with this election. There is righteous anger
Speaker 1: from everybody. I mean, we all should be angry that
Speaker 1: going to the grocery store is like a bankrupting experience.
Speaker 1: We all should be angry that our social lives are
Speaker 1: niled because we can't afford it. We'll talk more about
Speaker 1: it tomorrow and I won't be interrupted by my song.
Speaker 1: I am Corelbee who you want to be, So I
Speaker 1: don't hurt nobody. I told you my mind was full today.
Speaker 1: There's just so much that my brains. But well, we'll
Speaker 1: sort it out throughout the week. We'll get well, keep
Speaker 1: your card in the letter, the comments coming, and Mike
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