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Speaker 4: Broken Hearts can actually kill and I've got the proof.
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Speaker 4: I am Carell. Happy Monday, March tenth, So glad you
Speaker 4: are joining me. God, this year is flying by Hope
Speaker 4: you sprung forward and it is ten thirty for you
Speaker 4: on the West Coast, not nine thirty. Hope you're here
Speaker 4: with us in the New Age. I of course set
Speaker 4: my time back on Friday. That way, I ease on
Speaker 4: down the road.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 4: Broken hearts can kill, and I've got the proof. We're
Speaker 4: gonna talk about broken heart syndrome and how it took
Speaker 4: someone very famous from us. Also, we're going to talk
Speaker 4: about Lady Gaga a little bit because her new album
Speaker 4: Mayhem is out and people are talking about, Oh, she's back.
Speaker 1: She's back. I didn't know she left. So we're gonna
Speaker 1: talk about that.
Speaker 4: But before we do, and at the risk of alienating
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Speaker 4: I know there's sounds somewhere. There's got to be sound.
Speaker 4: I mean, I hope there sound. I show their sounds,
Speaker 4: so I hope there's sound. Anyway, and am I recording? Yes,
Speaker 4: I'm recording. Okay, good, just in case, Just in case
Speaker 4: there's a problem. I wanted to start with something personal, okay,
Speaker 4: because I find over thirty years of talk radio that
Speaker 4: when I go personal, it tends to resonate with you
Speaker 4: guys more than anything. And today's show is going to
Speaker 4: be very personal, even though it's going to be based
Speaker 4: in world topics. Canada has a new prime minister. Trump
Speaker 4: is behaving like Trump, Musk is behaving like Musk. Maga's
Speaker 4: behaving like Maga. So we'll talk about that, but that
Speaker 4: is part of the show. On Friday morning, my day off,
Speaker 4: I woke up angry at myself.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 4: I spent the better part of Thursday and Friday on
Speaker 4: the phone with SEDS trying to get my referral down
Speaker 4: there for this neurological issue that I'm quite sure was
Speaker 4: caused by the shingles vaccine. And now my hands and
Speaker 4: feet are tingly as we speak right now, they're tingly.
Speaker 4: I ran up my hills, I did yoga, but you know,
Speaker 4: so I woke up up Friday morning angry and I
Speaker 4: said to myself.
Speaker 1: All you do your entire life.
Speaker 4: Is worry about medical issues, sea doctors, fret over Donald Trump,
Speaker 4: fret over climate change, worry about all the horrors happening
Speaker 4: to the people in the country, the price of groceries,
Speaker 4: the price of gas, the price of living, you know,
Speaker 4: and that's all you do.
Speaker 1: That's your entire life.
Speaker 4: Medical anxiety based in fact, I really have tingling hands
Speaker 4: and feet and all this other stuff, you know, fisticulations.
Speaker 4: Now both of my feet on the bottom are moving
Speaker 4: and the toes are moving, and that's new. It was
Speaker 4: just my calf and now it's my toes. Could it
Speaker 4: just be neuropathy? Could it be one of the many
Speaker 4: conditions I already have radical pathy other things?
Speaker 1: Yes? Could it be something horrible? Yes? Have they told
Speaker 1: me no?
Speaker 4: So I think of at it all the time, all
Speaker 4: day every day. All I think about is do I
Speaker 4: have MS? Do I have some other neurological disease? Where
Speaker 4: is this going to end?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 4: I'm getting tingly, you know, what's going to happen to me?
Speaker 4: And then the what's going to happen to me? With
Speaker 4: Donald Trump? They're repealing all the LGBTQ community rights. They're
Speaker 4: about to say it's okay to do conversion therapy again.
Speaker 4: That's going in front of the Supreme Court. They're going
Speaker 4: to overterm same sex marriage. Hell, we've got Gavin Newsom
Speaker 4: going anti trans here.
Speaker 1: So all I worry about is health.
Speaker 4: What Donald Trump is going to do to me in
Speaker 4: the country, what MAGA is going to do to me
Speaker 4: in the country, And how I'm going to live if
Speaker 4: social Security goes away. Why the show isn't bigger. You know,
Speaker 4: That's all I do all day long. And that is
Speaker 4: not a good life, Okay it's not. And I got
Speaker 4: mad at myself on Friday and said, this has to stop.
Speaker 4: People with als, people with terminal illnesses, don't have the
Speaker 4: life that you have. This has to stop. I can't
Speaker 4: spend all day every day and my left hand is
Speaker 4: tingling right now. I can't spend all day every day
Speaker 4: as if to remind me worrying that I'm dying.
Speaker 1: And I really am worried.
Speaker 4: That this neurological thing is going to keep progressing and
Speaker 4: put me in a wheelchair and then kill me. I
Speaker 4: really am worried about that. And I haven't been told
Speaker 4: to worry about that yet. And I still jog up
Speaker 4: the hill and I still do yoga. Yeah, a tingling,
Speaker 4: but at least I'm not weak. And so I said,
Speaker 4: what are you going to do about it? What are
Speaker 4: you gonna do about it? How are you going to
Speaker 4: change when A you're having real physical symptoms, they don't
Speaker 4: refer you to a giant medical center if you're not,
Speaker 4: and B trying.
Speaker 1: Threat is real.
Speaker 4: You know, Canada is taking the threat of war with
Speaker 4: the United States very seriously. Their new prime minister the
Speaker 4: only thing that he's going to be dealing with is
Speaker 4: Donald Trump. Other countries are taking the threat of Donald
Speaker 4: Trump very very seriously. So how am I going to
Speaker 4: stop thinking about things that are actually happening to me
Speaker 4: and to the country. And so I spent the weekend lost,
Speaker 4: And I mean that lost, Like, who are you if
Speaker 4: you don't worry about your health all day long? Who
Speaker 4: are you if you don't worry about Donald Trump all
Speaker 4: day long? If you just block it out and say,
Speaker 4: you know, whatever's going to happen is gonna happen. I
Speaker 4: can't stop it. All I can do is deal with
Speaker 4: the aftermath. And that's for both situations, my health and Trump.
Speaker 4: I can't stop either of those things from happening. That shot,
Speaker 4: if it kills me, then that's what kills me. I
Speaker 4: can't stop what's happening to my body because of this
Speaker 4: reaction to this shot a year ago.
Speaker 1: And I can't stop what's.
Speaker 4: Happening to the United States and Donald Trump's hands and
Speaker 4: Maga's hands are about to shut down the government.
Speaker 1: I can't stop that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's going to affect me, may affect my benefits,
Speaker 4: may affect all kinds of stuff. But I can't stop
Speaker 4: it from happening. And you can never really be prepared.
Speaker 4: I can't prepare myself mentally for some horrible diagnosis, just
Speaker 4: like I can't prepare myself mentally for what happens if
Speaker 4: Social Security suddenly goes away or Medicare gets cut. You
Speaker 4: can't prepare for that. So what what do we do?
Speaker 4: Because many of you are in that same boat of despair.
Speaker 4: Many of you spend your entire day worrying about Trump
Speaker 4: and Musk and Maga, or about your income or about
Speaker 4: your health.
Speaker 1: And that's no way to live. It isn't It just isn't.
Speaker 1: So what do you do? How do you get out
Speaker 1: of that? Well?
Speaker 4: As I was lost over the weekend, I got busy.
Speaker 4: I got busy. I went out to Taco Terrian and
Speaker 4: had some delicious vegan Beria ramen. Oh my god, it's
Speaker 4: their special. It's worth flying to Vegas for. It's delicious.
Speaker 4: It's ramen made out of beria sauce with bedia on top.
Speaker 1: Vegan. It's so good.
Speaker 4: And I did the press release for Do You Want
Speaker 4: to Funk? And I acted like I'm actually going to
Speaker 4: have a successful single coming out in April on a label.
Speaker 4: I got busy. What else did I do? The hardest
Speaker 4: thing in the world, the absolute hardest thing in the world.
Speaker 4: Let go, I let go, I let go. Whatever is
Speaker 4: gonna happen to me healthwise is gonna happen. I'm not
Speaker 4: gonna dwell on every symptom.
Speaker 1: Whatever is gonna happen to the country is gonna happen.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna dwell on every outfit. Let go. How
Speaker 1: do you do that? Well, it's a conscious decision.
Speaker 4: And I'll tell you about that, and we'll talk about
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Speaker 1: Someone said in the chat room are they going to
Speaker 1: impeach Gavin Newsom? Again?
Speaker 4: I said, for what unpopular opinions? He hasn't done anything wrong.
Speaker 4: So letting go is what we all need to practice.
Speaker 4: We do, and the other thing is start focusing. You
Speaker 4: know another story that touched my heart and that does
Speaker 4: play into my fears of health is the Gene Hackman story.
Speaker 1: That story is that is quite a story.
Speaker 4: Now imagine, Okay, there he is at his house with
Speaker 4: his wife really keeping him alive. Everybody agrees he's ninety five,
Speaker 4: and he lived a lot longer with his pacemaker and
Speaker 4: his dementia.
Speaker 1: Than he would have had not been alive. I understand
Speaker 1: about that. Many think Andrew would have died years before
Speaker 1: had I not been in his world. A reason to
Speaker 1: live can keep you alive.
Speaker 4: I really want to stay alive no matter what, for
Speaker 4: five to six more years.
Speaker 1: Because of Ember. No one's gonna take care of her
Speaker 1: like I do. I will fight.
Speaker 4: I will fight if it puts with this neurological thing.
Speaker 1: Puts me in a wheelchair.
Speaker 4: So long as it doesn't kill me, I will fight
Speaker 4: because Ember needs me. You guys need me, So I
Speaker 4: will fight. And Gene Hackman thought because of his wife,
Speaker 4: and I think we know many couples that are that way.
Speaker 4: And then somehow, and I don't know how, she got
Speaker 4: the haunt of virus. So obviously she came in touch
Speaker 4: with Pooh from rats or raccoons or something, and she
Speaker 4: got the haunt of virus and unbeingown to her, I
Speaker 4: bet because it progressed and it attacked her heart and
Speaker 4: she died. And she died a week before Gene Hackman.
Speaker 4: So there was Gene Hackman, demented with heart issues in
Speaker 4: this house with a dog in a cage and his
Speaker 4: wife dead for a week, probably not eating, probably not
Speaker 4: drinking properly, probably not taking his meds. And then, what
Speaker 4: I believe, in a moment of clarity, he realized his
Speaker 4: beloved wife is dead and it literally broke his heart.
Speaker 4: We know he died from broken heart syndrome. Broken heart
Speaker 4: syndrome is real. When you get emotionally overworked and deeply distraught,
Speaker 4: it can affect a portion of your heart, effectively killing
Speaker 4: one of the ventricles of your heart and can cause death.
Speaker 4: You can actually die of a broken heart, and people have,
Speaker 4: and I certainly believe Gene Hackman did. And think of
Speaker 4: his life, privileged actor, Academy Award winner, respected in the community,
Speaker 4: and his last week was spent in caged in this house,
Speaker 4: walking around demented with a broken heart until it finally quit.
Speaker 4: That has got to be one of the most profoundly
Speaker 4: sad stories I have ever heard in my life. And
Speaker 4: to think, you know, I just watched a Runaway Jury
Speaker 4: on Netflix with Dustin Hoffman and Gene Hackman and all
Speaker 4: these people, Rachel Weiss and John Cusack, a fairy tale
Speaker 4: about someone winning against the gun lobby for gun violence,
Speaker 4: and I saw him alive and vibrant, and I thought,
Speaker 4: had you known how you were going to die, would
Speaker 4: it have changed the way you lived? And none of
Speaker 4: us know the answer. I keep trying to find the answer.
Speaker 4: I keep That's what part of my medical anxiety is
Speaker 4: all about, like, well, how am I gonna end up
Speaker 4: going out? And of course, unless you get some actual
Speaker 4: terminal illness, you never really know.
Speaker 1: Do you all know?
Speaker 4: Do any of you ever wonder how you're actually gonna go, Like,
Speaker 4: is it gonna be cancer or car wreck or what?
Speaker 1: Do any of you actually think about that? Like?
Speaker 4: I think about it all the time. How am I
Speaker 4: gonna go? Do any of you wonder how you're gonna go?
Speaker 4: Most people don't wonder about it. They're like, I'll find
Speaker 4: out when I get there. But I think think about
Speaker 4: Gene Hackman, and what a tragic end to that story.
Speaker 1: Just tragic.
Speaker 4: I mean you think of someone like I always call
Speaker 4: him mel Tormae. He's not he's saying with Lady Gaga.
Speaker 4: I never can remember his name. It's horrible and I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: but famous singer Tony Bennett. Tony Bennett, Yes he got dementia,
Speaker 4: but he left singing. He gave a concert a week
Speaker 4: before he died. I think he went the way he
Speaker 4: wanted to go. Gene Hackman, No one wants to go
Speaker 4: that way. And that's from a broken heart. He literally
Speaker 4: his heart broke when his wife died and it ended
Speaker 4: up killing him. What a And there's so many questions
Speaker 4: I have. How can he be alone for a week
Speaker 4: and nobody knows? You know, every morning I send out
Speaker 4: emojis to everybody every morning to about twelve people I
Speaker 4: can tell you on my list, it's Steve Cabral, David Ethridge,
Speaker 4: Tyler Banister, Hanniboalty, Toby, my sister, just Brandon, James Loud
Speaker 4: just on down the list. I have a list, Yvonne
Speaker 4: dw and I do that so they know I'm up
Speaker 4: and about. I'm sixty two. I live alone, and there's
Speaker 4: a lot of things scaring me these days. A member
Speaker 4: of the group Tony Tony Tony just died at sixty
Speaker 4: three of bladder cancer. Angie Stone just died at sixty
Speaker 4: four in a car crash. All these people that I
Speaker 4: love and admire are dying in their sixties, and I'm like, uh,
Speaker 4: but Gene Hackman and a broken heart and demented and alone.
Speaker 4: No matter what, somebody should have found him five days
Speaker 4: on his own or seven days on his own, where
Speaker 4: nobody missed him, nobody cared enough to go check on him.
Speaker 4: Whether he's a recluse or whatever, that doesn't matter when
Speaker 4: you don't hear from someone from five to seven days,
Speaker 4: and you you know, I mean, it's just the saddest story.
Speaker 1: And none of us want to end up that way.
Speaker 4: We don't want to end up in a home but
Speaker 4: at the same time, we don't want to wind up
Speaker 4: walking around our house for a week and then dropping dead.
Speaker 1: Just the saddest, saddest stories, you know.
Speaker 4: Really, it's Gene Hackman's story. Epitomizes that you've got to
Speaker 4: live your life to the fullest, now, right now today.
Speaker 4: And that goes back to me being angry at myself
Speaker 4: about worrying about medical.
Speaker 1: Things and Donald Trump all the time. That's not living
Speaker 1: life to the fullest.
Speaker 4: Spending every day as an American worrying about the government
Speaker 4: is not what the Founders had in.
Speaker 1: Mind, do you know.
Speaker 4: See and I were talking about the Founders, and I said,
Speaker 4: you know, the Founders spoke with a British.
Speaker 1: Accent, and she said they did. I said, well, of
Speaker 1: course they did.
Speaker 4: Their parents, for the most part were from England or
Speaker 4: France or wherever, so they did not speak American. They
Speaker 4: spoke with a British accent. Well, we looked it up.
Speaker 4: They did speak with a British accent. So the Declaration
Speaker 4: of Independence when read by Thomas Jefferson, would have been
Speaker 4: read with a British accent. Jefferson's parents were from Wales
Speaker 4: now Adams. His parents were from the colony in Massachusetts
Speaker 4: that got settled in the sixteen hundreds by the British.
Speaker 4: That's when the British came here sixteen hundreds, but their
Speaker 4: parents had British accents, so the founders would have British.
Speaker 1: You ever thought about that? I thought about ten. I'm under.
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Speaker 1: Ew we hold these truths to be self evident.
Speaker 4: I just I never really thought about it until I
Speaker 4: met you and I were talking like, did our founders
Speaker 4: have British accents? And yes, Chat, GPG and other resources
Speaker 4: say yes, they did, and they got them from their
Speaker 4: parents because their parents were basically our founders were. Most
Speaker 4: of our founders were first generation. Some of our founders
Speaker 4: were second generation. Adams's parents were born in the colony
Speaker 4: in Massachusetts.
Speaker 1: His grandparents were from England.
Speaker 4: But a majority of our founders were first generation, and
Speaker 4: so their parents, you know, were of European descent, and
Speaker 4: so they had the accents of where they came from,
Speaker 4: whether it was Germany or or you know, Britain or
Speaker 4: France or whatever. So, you know, I still can't get
Speaker 4: over Gene Hackman. All I picture is this poor man
Speaker 4: walking around this house, you know, for a week, not
Speaker 4: knowing where he was, what was going on, probably wondering
Speaker 4: why his wife, probably not even comprehending dead, you know,
Speaker 4: wondering why she's on the floor.
Speaker 1: He obviously didn't uncreate the.
Speaker 4: Dog, so the dog suffered for a week while Gene
Speaker 4: Hackman just walked around the house and then his broken
Speaker 4: heart killed him. That's just however, I go Olmighty Universe,
Speaker 4: Please don't let it be that way, you know, please.
Speaker 4: But going back to how it's no way to live.
Speaker 4: It's no way to live. Worrying about Trump and Muscat.
Speaker 4: It's no way to live. Worrying about your health and
Speaker 4: access to healthcare and everything every day. That's just no
Speaker 4: way to live. So this weekend I thought, well, what's
Speaker 4: one of the things I used to like to do well.
Speaker 4: I used to like to listen to music. So Lady
Speaker 4: Gaga has a new album and everyone's like, oh, she's back,
Speaker 4: She's back to her roots.
Speaker 1: And I listened to it, and yes, it is like
Speaker 1: an early Lady Gaga album Mayhem, it's called Abra Cadabra
Speaker 1: is a great song, Abra cadab I think she's casting
Speaker 1: a spell on us all. I think it's a real spell.
Speaker 1: Abra cadabra. Ohma oh la la. So yes, she's back.
Speaker 1: But I have to tell you it. I don't know
Speaker 1: who it's for.
Speaker 4: Okay, because she's mother Monster and her little monsters are.
Speaker 1: Now in their thirties.
Speaker 4: Okay, if you were fifteen when Lady Gaga came out
Speaker 4: and we're Gaga over here, you're now thirty plus, so
Speaker 4: their musical tastes have changed.
Speaker 1: So I'm not really sure who this album is four.
Speaker 1: I like it. It's good.
Speaker 4: It's a good record, lots of good dance songs on it,
Speaker 4: interesting melodies, all of that. But at the same time,
Speaker 4: I'm like, I really liked her album with Tony Bennett.
Speaker 4: I really like some of her ballads. I like I
Speaker 4: like when she explores other musical genres, and I guess
Speaker 4: people didn't like that, and now she's back to the
Speaker 4: Lady Gaga sound and everyone's all, oh, Bravo, bravo, And
Speaker 4: I thought, is that sad? Is it sad that she
Speaker 4: can't change as she ages, because, honey, I saw her
Speaker 4: on Saturday Night Live when she did Abercadabra.
Speaker 1: She ain't gonna be dancing like that when she's seventy.
Speaker 4: Okay, even Madonna's you know, calming it down now, And
Speaker 4: how weird would that be to be Gaga and Madonna.
Speaker 4: I bet they really think about age share because your
Speaker 4: body can't do what it used to do and your
Speaker 4: audience is used to you being a certain way. And
Speaker 4: you know, I mean, Madonna's not going to be seventy
Speaker 4: five out there doing lack a virgin rolling on the floor.
Speaker 4: Nobody wants to see that leaven snail tracks everywhere. It
Speaker 4: wouldn't be pretty. The same with Gaga, So it's weird
Speaker 4: that we don't want them to change. It's like, no,
Speaker 4: go back to your roots. And it's like, well, her
Speaker 4: roots were when she was in her twenties. She's well
Speaker 4: in her I think she's in her forties, Alexa.
Speaker 1: How old is Lady Gaga? Hm? Gaga thirty eight.
Speaker 4: She's thirty eight, so she obviously came out when she
Speaker 4: was like twenty three, twenty four years old, So you
Speaker 4: change from twenty three to thirty eight, you know.
Speaker 1: So it's a good record. I mean, listen to it.
Speaker 1: It's great.
Speaker 4: It's good record, a lot of good songs on it.
Speaker 4: To dance and sing, get up and do your thing.
Speaker 4: But I don't think saying I don't think it's fair
Speaker 4: to say, oh she's back.
Speaker 1: She never left. She just changed musical styles and explored
Speaker 1: different things and had fun being Lady Yaga.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: So all right, So what else have we got on
Speaker 4: the plate today? Well, I mean, I'm not I'm just
Speaker 4: Canada has replaced their prime minister Trudeau has gone sad
Speaker 4: for me because I like Justin Trudeau. I read a
Speaker 4: scary editorial yesterday that said Trump truly plans to attack
Speaker 4: Canada and Greenland. That's pretty scary. I don't know that
Speaker 4: the world would let him, but we'll see. The rest
Speaker 4: of the world is in a hurry to re arm
Speaker 4: themselves and not rely on us. That means that they're
Speaker 4: preparing to go to war with us. That's frightening. Yeah,
Speaker 4: there's so much frightening in the world right now. Food
Speaker 4: prices I went to the grocery. I have to go
Speaker 4: again today. Oh my god, they've already gone up because
Speaker 4: you see, while Trump vacillates, you know, on these tariffs,
Speaker 4: tariffs whatever, the rest of the world has not. You know,
Speaker 4: they he slapped him in, they slapped theirs. Now he's
Speaker 4: put a hold on some they have not. Oh, and
Speaker 4: he's putting a two hundred and fifty percent tariff on
Speaker 4: dairy from Canada, so all you non vegans, you know,
Speaker 4: and that's just a shame. And then socially, still picking
Speaker 4: on the gays, still picking on the trans now we've
Speaker 4: got Gavin new Look. The issue is complex, and what
Speaker 4: I said last week about I kind of agree that
Speaker 4: it's unfair. I've now read a lot more and I
Speaker 4: have no problem with trans men and women competing in athletics.
Speaker 4: And if there is a problem, it should be case
Speaker 4: by case. In other words, if there is a six
Speaker 4: foot two, well muscled woman who used to be a
Speaker 4: man and she transitioned after male puberty, then yeah, maybe
Speaker 4: she shouldn't compete in the swimming category with the regular women.
Speaker 4: Maybe there should be an open category. But for most
Speaker 4: non contact sports and such, it's a non issue. Leave
Speaker 4: them alone, let them compete. The only time that becomes
Speaker 4: an issue is in a sport like swimming or in
Speaker 4: a contact sport. And if the trans male to female
Speaker 4: completed puberty before transitioning, and that brings it down to
Speaker 4: such a minuscule number of athletes that it's not worth
Speaker 4: worrying about. And the government is not the one that
Speaker 4: should be deciding that these sports organizations and the teammates
Speaker 4: should be the ones deciding that, But leave trans people
Speaker 4: alone and let them compete. You know what, It's not
Speaker 4: an unfair advantage in most sports. And if there is
Speaker 4: some sort of unfairness in one particular case, then deal
Speaker 4: with that, but not as a federal government. And it's
Speaker 4: not up to you and I either. It should be
Speaker 4: up to the people in the sports. That's who it
Speaker 4: should be up to. And there's all these other factors.
Speaker 4: Did they transition after puberty, what is their testosterone level,
Speaker 4: et cetera.
Speaker 1: So you know what, we.
Speaker 4: Need to stay out of that. It's none our business,
Speaker 4: none ya, none ya business. So I was wrong last week.
Speaker 4: You know, I did more research and found out that
Speaker 4: this is not really a problem. This is something the
Speaker 4: right grabs onto, but it's not really a problem, and
Speaker 4: it's not something government should be taken care of. But
Speaker 4: we live in a time where government is running amok.
Speaker 4: But they may shut themselves down soon, so there's always hope.
Speaker 4: I guess I'm almost for a government shut down. Okay,
Speaker 4: go home, double what are you doing anyway? Maybe if
Speaker 4: the government shuts down, they won't be able to do
Speaker 4: such evil?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 4: I am carrel VI who you want to be, so
Speaker 4: to hurt anybody. Be back tomorrow Tuesday, I gonna have
Speaker 4: a little more fun. We're gonna do some vegan things
Speaker 4: this week because every report that comes out said it's
Speaker 4: the way for you to eat, and so.
Speaker 1: I want to help you with that, Jim.
Speaker 4: So this week we'll be doing more vegado and probably
Speaker 4: take you to see the flower, all kinds of stick around.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have some fun on Instagram, pick it off,
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Speaker 1: need you to stay safe cause I love you. Thank you, patrons.
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