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Speaker 2: It is a footy Friday, November eighth. Quick reminder, Neil
Speaker 2: and I will well. Neil will be broadcasting The Fork
Speaker 2: Report tomorrow. I'll be joining him as guest host co host,
Speaker 2: and it's from two to five o'clock in the afternoon
Speaker 2: at the Wild Fork in Laguna Neguel. Some great giveaways.
Speaker 2: They'll be grilling. They're going to give away a green egg,
Speaker 2: the barbecue green egg, Zelman's minty Mouth Mints will be
Speaker 2: there and Neil and I will be there, So stop by,
Speaker 2: say hello, get some free food.
Speaker 1: Maybe we didn't buy Costco and have them do some
Speaker 1: of their samples there.
Speaker 2: I went to Costco yesterday and man, they were doing nuggets.
Speaker 2: And as soon as the nuggets came out of that
Speaker 2: little oven and were put on.
Speaker 1: The tray, there was some mad dash.
Speaker 2: It looked like a soccer match in which your team
Speaker 2: lost and.
Speaker 1: People were killed.
Speaker 2: Now, Governor Newsom, our governor is calling a special session
Speaker 2: of California lawmakers. Let me tell you how pissed off
Speaker 2: lawmakers are, because December second, everybody gets sworn in. Thank you, Yeah,
Speaker 2: swore on the Bible. Yeah, pull a constitution, YadA, YadA, YadA,
Speaker 2: and you're a new assemblyman or a assembly person or
Speaker 2: a senator state senator. And then everybody goes home and
Speaker 2: hangs out for the fan with the family until the
Speaker 2: beginning of January when the normal session starts. The governor
Speaker 2: can call a special session, which he did so folks,
Speaker 2: No December second. There he has asked for special session
Speaker 2: to increase state funding for litigation against the incoming Trump administration.
Speaker 2: Why because Governor Newsom and others and I anticipate that
Speaker 2: Trump is going to seek limit to seek to limit
Speaker 2: access to abortion, dismantle environmental protections, which he is going
Speaker 2: to do, and to shield California from the Trump White House.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump and California have been in a war for
Speaker 2: a very long time.
Speaker 1: Trump does not like California. Why is that?
Speaker 2: Because California are the elitist Democrats California. Do you know
Speaker 2: why they come out? California is a non issue politically,
Speaker 2: It is the bluest of the blue state. It always
Speaker 2: goes to the Democrat automatically. So why would nominees come
Speaker 2: out because of fundraising?
Speaker 1: Because of Hollywood, because.
Speaker 2: Of the zillions of dollars that are given to campaigns,
Speaker 2: and every one of those except for very very few,
Speaker 2: where do you think they go. They went to Kamala,
Speaker 2: they go to the Democrat. And so Trump does not
Speaker 2: like California. And he has said that he's going to
Speaker 2: do everything he can to make life here in California hard.
Speaker 2: He only had he already did that in his first administration.
Speaker 2: Where it used to be that our state income tax
Speaker 2: was deductible, our insanely high income tax was deductible.
Speaker 1: Well, under the Trump administration and.
Speaker 2: The irs rules were changed to where you can only
Speaker 2: deduct up to ten thousand dollars in state income tax.
Speaker 2: Now these are for the high earners. These are for
Speaker 2: people who give money to the Democrats. And then the
Speaker 2: same issue goes with it used to be it was
Speaker 2: unlimited deduction for.
Speaker 1: Your property taxes.
Speaker 2: That's now ten thousand dollars, and you pay more than
Speaker 2: ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you.
Speaker 2: You buy a house here in Burbank, a two bedroom,
Speaker 2: one bath houses a million dollars just down the street.
Speaker 2: So you buy a two million dollar house and you're
Speaker 2: paying twenty thousand dollars in property tax. I know that's insane,
Speaker 2: but not here in southern California. Well, instead of a
Speaker 2: twenty five thousand dollars reduction, you get ten thousand dollars deduction.
Speaker 1: That was Trump and now it's going to be crazy
Speaker 1: because here is the fear.
Speaker 2: The fear is that Trump is going to withhold money
Speaker 2: for firefighting, fire mitigation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he probably will.
Speaker 2: He is going to certainly reduce the regulations for environmental protection.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. The move that the.
Speaker 2: Governor has said, I'm sorry the governor Newsom.
Speaker 1: I think it was to.
Speaker 2: Make California neutral in terms of fossil fuel use by
Speaker 2: twenty thirty five. There have to be all electric cars. Now,
Speaker 2: how much money do you think comes in to create
Speaker 2: alternative forms of energy? Federal money comes in to help
Speaker 2: grants research projects, Loans come in to the state from
Speaker 2: the fa he Chow baby all gone. And then the
Speaker 2: governor is asking lawmakers to provide additional funding to the
Speaker 2: California Department of Justice and other agencies, which is really
Speaker 2: weird to begin litigation against the Trump administration. You know,
Speaker 2: there were one hundred lawsuits filed one hundred during the
Speaker 2: first Trump administration by California. Now, does this really do anything. No,
Speaker 2: it's not going to change anything. Lawsuits, But what do
Speaker 2: they need extra money to file lawsuits? One hundred lawsuits
Speaker 2: during the first Trump administration.
Speaker 1: Of course not.
Speaker 2: And it's a given. And so the fight continues. Now,
Speaker 2: is there a legitimate lawsuit. Let's say you do have
Speaker 2: fire mitigation and other states, depending on their population, get
Speaker 2: X dollars from the federal government, and California does not
Speaker 2: file a lawsuit.
Speaker 1: What do the judges do? Well, Trump's put enough federal
Speaker 1: judges up there. Where are they gonna say? No, thank you.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be a fight. It's gonna be a war,
Speaker 1: and a big one.
Speaker 2: Be prepared for a fight. If you are a liberal,
Speaker 2: if you are a moderate, be prepared for a fight
Speaker 2: with the Trump administration. If you are an illegal immigrant,
Speaker 2: you've already lost because you're going to be deported. If
Speaker 2: you are in favor of anything dealing with the environment
Speaker 2: or dealing with fossil fuels, you've lost because you now
Speaker 2: have a different administration going the other way. That's all
Speaker 2: welcome for four years. Welcome to America, Welcome to democracy.
Speaker 2: That's how it rolls, all right. Now, a couple of
Speaker 2: things are going to happen in the aftermath of the
Speaker 2: Trump election on Tuesday, and one of the questions is
Speaker 2: what happens to Trump's criminal and civil cases? President Trump's
Speaker 2: president elect Trump, what his criminal and civil.
Speaker 1: Cases now that he's being re elected.
Speaker 2: And he had said that as soon as he has
Speaker 2: sworn in, within the first two seconds, he's going to
Speaker 2: fire Jack Smith, who's.
Speaker 1: A special prosecutor.
Speaker 2: The biggest case against Trump criminally was the classified documents case,
Speaker 2: in which the former president and now newly elected president
Speaker 2: took those boxes of classified documents and there was no
Speaker 2: way he was getting out of there because they are
Speaker 2: the boxes. His defense was, I'm president and I can
Speaker 2: do whatever I want.
Speaker 1: And there was a Supreme.
Speaker 2: Court decision that, well, would it be appropriate under these
Speaker 2: circumstances that would be an issue.
Speaker 1: So there he is.
Speaker 2: President Trump saying, within two seconds, I'm going to fire
Speaker 2: Jack Smith, the prosecutor.
Speaker 1: He's not. He's not going to fire him because Jack
Speaker 1: Smith is quitting.
Speaker 2: You can't fire me. I'm quitting first. No, no, I'm
Speaker 2: firing you. No, I'm quitting. No, No, I'm firing you.
Speaker 2: He has already wrapped it up. The second the election
Speaker 2: announced Jack Smith that was already making plans to wrap
Speaker 2: up the investigation. It's not just you dismiss it. Now
Speaker 2: you have the issue of a sitting president. You also
Speaker 2: have an issue of a sitting president accused of that crime.
Speaker 2: And the special prosecutor was looking into that, and he
Speaker 2: can do one of two ways, and obviously he's gonna
Speaker 2: do one. Just shut down, shut down the prosecution. Okay,
Speaker 2: just order the special prosecutor shut it down. Fire the
Speaker 2: special prosecutor. Jack Smith's going to quit and it disappears.
Speaker 2: Now there could be a conviction and he pardons himself,
Speaker 2: which of course is not going to happen. So those
Speaker 2: are gone. All the federal cases are gone. How about
Speaker 2: the state cases. He cannot order those stopped. If he
Speaker 2: is convicted, he cannot pardon himself because it's a state
Speaker 2: jurisdiction and he can't get excuse me, he can't get
Speaker 2: out of a civil judgment. And there's a beauty sitting
Speaker 2: there of four hundred million dollars against Jane Carroll or
Speaker 2: that Jane Carroll has against him for defamation, four hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty four million, And that was a civil case
Speaker 2: that was brought by the New York Attorney General.
Speaker 1: And that's a lot of money. Is he gonna get
Speaker 1: out of that. No.
Speaker 2: The other one that's really interesting is the payoff the
Speaker 2: hush money case. While he was running for president, Stormy
Speaker 2: Daniels was going to go out there and talk about
Speaker 2: the affair that she had with Donald Trump. She is
Speaker 2: a porn actress, actress that what they call them, adult actress.
Speaker 2: She's basically a woman who has sex in front of
Speaker 2: a camera as opposed to sex on a street corner.
Speaker 2: And Trump is alleged to have sex with her, and
Speaker 2: she says it happened.
Speaker 1: He denies it. I don't know how many people believe him,
Speaker 1: but he denies it.
Speaker 2: And then it was Michael Cohen who paid her one
Speaker 2: hundred and thirty thousand dollars to shut up. And Trump
Speaker 2: was convicted did of falsifying business records because what he
Speaker 2: did is he ducted the money that he paid Michael
Speaker 2: Cohen as a business expense and then it was actually
Speaker 2: used as a payoff.
Speaker 1: That's a falsification of business records.
Speaker 2: Convicted thirty four counts of it, and he's going to
Speaker 2: be sentenced at the end.
Speaker 1: Of this month.
Speaker 2: And now the question will be of course, appeals will
Speaker 2: be filed instantly.
Speaker 1: Canna sitting president even be sentenced.
Speaker 2: Well, the judge, merchant has well, he's given himself until
Speaker 2: what next week to figure out whether he's going to
Speaker 2: sentence Trump or not. But let's say, since he is sentenced,
Speaker 2: could there be jail time?
Speaker 1: There could?
Speaker 2: Is there going to be jail time? And how does
Speaker 2: a judge order a president to.
Speaker 1: Go to jail? Of course he doesn't.
Speaker 2: And by the way, I don't know if this would
Speaker 2: be jail time for anybody else that don't know the
Speaker 2: rules of the state of New York. What I do
Speaker 2: know is that if there is a sentencing, what's going
Speaker 2: to happen is going to be held off until Trump
Speaker 2: leaves office because the entire issue of a sitting president
Speaker 2: being sentenced is so.
Speaker 1: New, it's such an outlier case.
Speaker 2: Well again, when's the last time we had a convicted felon,
Speaker 2: a womanizer, just outright womanizer, a liar, And he has
Speaker 2: lied numerous times, just right out there now. Most of
Speaker 2: his followers just don't care. But when you put it
Speaker 2: all together, you wonder. And I have friends who truly
Speaker 2: are flabbergasted. Not that Donald Trump is Donald Trump, and
Speaker 2: he ran for office, but that he won the election,
Speaker 2: and he won it handily. He took all seven of
Speaker 2: the battleground states. He won the popular vote. And here
Speaker 2: I am and Instagram posts. I mean, people are very
Speaker 2: very upset, crying way beyond just a political win.
Speaker 1: So we'll see what happens. So my guess is.
Speaker 2: Sentencing will be I held off until after he is
Speaker 2: out of office.
Speaker 1: That's the way I think Merchant is going to go.
Speaker 2: He could just dismiss the case. I don't think he's
Speaker 2: going to dismiss the case. They're not friends. I mean,
Speaker 2: Trump just ripped into him and said horrible things about Merchant.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 2: I can't wait for that. It's going to be very
Speaker 2: interesting what's happening. The two are not friends. One of
Speaker 2: the things that Donald Trump does, he's very good at
Speaker 2: making enemies, and you don't want to be on the
Speaker 2: wrong side of Donald Trump. He's very good at making enemies,
Speaker 2: and he's very good at winning against enemies. And that's
Speaker 2: the other issue we're going to see in the presidency.
Speaker 2: Is he actually going after those people? Is he actually
Speaker 2: going to order the investigation of the January sixth Committee
Speaker 2: of those who voted to impeach him. Is he actually
Speaker 2: going to start an investigation of Joseph Biden for crimes
Speaker 2: that Biden may have committed in dealing with Ukraine. It's
Speaker 2: going to be fascinating, it is. Maybe it'll be so
Speaker 2: busy with tossing.
Speaker 1: Out every illegal migrant that that is going to fill
Speaker 1: up his day. I don't know. I don't know. It's
Speaker 1: fascinating stuff.
Speaker 2: And as I said, we are in for such a
Speaker 2: roller coaster. And I want to thank Donald Trump for
Speaker 2: being elected because it's a guarantee that those of us
Speaker 2: in the talk radio business have you're going to have
Speaker 2: a lot to talk about. I mean a whole bunch. Boy,
Speaker 2: what a week this has been. Of course, the big
Speaker 2: story the election of Donald Trump is our forty seventh president,
Speaker 2: so he's number forty five and forty seven.
Speaker 1: Grover Cleveland. Cleveland was the only.
Speaker 2: Other president that ever happened to that, and that was
Speaker 2: a late eighteen hundreds, and so a lot of preparation
Speaker 2: is going on. Things are changing, for sure. One of
Speaker 2: the big issues that Trump really believes in is the
Speaker 2: issue of immigration. There are certain things he really doesn't
Speaker 2: care about. Immigration is one he does care about, and
Speaker 2: so his allies.
Speaker 1: And some people in the private sector.
Speaker 2: Are preparing for the massed attention and the deportation.
Speaker 1: Of illegal aliens, illegal migrants. It's gonna be huge.
Speaker 2: We'll see what happens practically and real quickly. Neil and
Speaker 2: I are gonna be broadcasting tomorrow with the Wild fork
Speaker 2: In going to.
Speaker 1: Miguel giving away. They'll be grilling, there'll be party yours.
Speaker 1: Who's a big boy?
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, We'll be giving away a Mini Max big
Speaker 3: Green Egg. It's their only portable unit. It's a thing
Speaker 3: of beauty and great to cook on. The folks from
Speaker 3: Green Egg will be out there, including Craig Fritz, Craig
Speaker 3: the Egg. He's gonna be out there grilling up wing lamb.
Speaker 3: My buddy from Wahoo's Fish taco is gonna be grilling.
Speaker 3: You will have me allens out.
Speaker 1: I just said we're going to be out there. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: thank you.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: Neil was so excited about this he could take I
Speaker 1: know you are. I am too. All right, let's move
Speaker 1: into the topic for a long time. All right, let's
Speaker 1: move into the topic.
Speaker 2: And this is a CNN topic and it talks about
Speaker 2: atheist chaplains, which is kind of interesting because how can
Speaker 2: an atheist be a chaplain? And an interview with Jason Callahan,
Speaker 2: who is a chaplain in a palliad palliative care unit
Speaker 2: of a hospital center cancer center.
Speaker 1: What he does is he is an atheist and he
Speaker 1: is a chaplain.
Speaker 2: Now let's say if I were an atheist and I'm
Speaker 2: not a big believer, that's fair to say. And what
Speaker 2: he does is does what other chaplains do? How will
Speaker 2: I cope with the pain and suffering that a company's
Speaker 2: advanced illness? The answer is drugs, lots and lots of drugs.
Speaker 2: There's your answer. Did I do right by my dying
Speaker 2: family member?
Speaker 1: How the hell do I know? What do I look like?
Speaker 2: Did I accomplish that I experience everything I wanted to do?
Speaker 2: Probably not? What will happen after I die? What will
Speaker 2: happen after I die? Two words? Worm food?
Speaker 1: That's what happens after I die?
Speaker 2: Or look at your fireplace, a lot of ashes there.
Speaker 1: So now this is why I'm not a chaplain. So
Speaker 1: could be I'm still trying to do and Nil's a producer.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to do.
Speaker 2: Marginal spiritual advice on The Jesus Show and to this day,
Speaker 2: you don't let me do that, Neil.
Speaker 3: No, no, because you know there's no place in spirituality
Speaker 3: Macha Filipino for doing karaoke.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there is. How do you know Jesus didn't have
Speaker 1: a sense of humor? Let me tell you.
Speaker 4: The Old the Old Testament, the Old Testament, God, he
Speaker 4: had a sense of humor. Okay, Abraham and Isaac, kill him,
Speaker 4: kill your son, stab him in the heart.
Speaker 1: There goes a knife. Hey, just kidding. I Oh, you
Speaker 1: were gonna do it too, What a dummy.
Speaker 3: No, there's two reasons I know Jesus, Jesus or God
Speaker 3: has a sense of humor. One, the duck build Platypus.
Speaker 3: Two you have a star on the Walk of Fame
Speaker 3: and Marconi.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 3: Now it's nothing though. The term chaplain is a spiritual term.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's where we're gonna go. That's where I want
Speaker 1: to listen.
Speaker 3: They're a therapist or a counselor, that's fine, but your
Speaker 3: I've always said atheism is an emotional decision, not an
Speaker 3: intellectual one. I after years and years of talking with atheists,
Speaker 3: I also believe that when you use terms spiritual terms,
Speaker 3: basically what you're doing is you want a faith and
Speaker 3: I think a theism does have faith involved in it.
Speaker 3: You want to faith without consequences, And that's fine if
Speaker 3: that's what you want to do, and I think it's
Speaker 3: a noble cause to want to help people.
Speaker 1: Well, let me ask you this. I know, I know
Speaker 1: that you are a man of faith. Uh, and I
Speaker 1: am I know you are. We've had this discussion many times. Uh.
Speaker 2: Do you see uh, someone who is an atheist being
Speaker 2: a chaplain?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: And our people Christians and Jews uh and Wickens uh
Speaker 2: willing to accept a chaplain who does not believe in
Speaker 2: God as a chaplain, not as a counselor uh, just
Speaker 2: someone in the chaplain.
Speaker 1: It's a it's a it's a game of words.
Speaker 3: It's like saying an atheist priest or listen, all chaplains
Speaker 3: are pastors. Now, not all pastors are chaplains, but all
Speaker 3: chaplains are pastors. And in this case, you're trying to
Speaker 3: shoehorn into a religious body, a religious structure with non
Speaker 3: religious you know, terms or.
Speaker 2: Whatever, and a lot of people don't. It's they can't
Speaker 2: meld the two. For example, one of the things that
Speaker 2: I have talked about counselor. There are plenty of Christians
Speaker 2: specifically who base morality on the belief in God and Jesus,
Speaker 2: or even just the belief in God. If you're non Christian,
Speaker 2: and you cannot be moral unless you are religious. In
Speaker 2: other words, morality if you're a an atheist doesn't fly well.
Speaker 3: You have a hard time explaining why something would be
Speaker 3: that or worse than something else if there is no
Speaker 3: if there's no transcendent. It's like trying to say, I'm
Speaker 3: a carpenter, but I don't believe in rulers or any
Speaker 3: form of measurement. I mean, where do you get the
Speaker 3: measurement from if you don't believe in an ultimate measuring
Speaker 3: guide that is universal because you.
Speaker 2: Got because I think someone knows what is social.
Speaker 1: Norms and what is good and what is bad.
Speaker 3: Social norms well, social norms in Germany in nineteen thirty five.
Speaker 1: I understand.
Speaker 2: But there again, but that didn't make the generation of
Speaker 2: social norms. For example, the other day, I'm driving and
Speaker 2: I see a kitten on the road, and I actually
Speaker 2: swerve my car not to hit that little kitten. Surprisingly,
Speaker 2: that is a morality call. I believe, what all right?
Speaker 3: What would have happened. If this is the kitten, I
Speaker 3: would have hit a kitten. Okay, but there's no there's
Speaker 3: no morality there. You had morality in making the decision,
Speaker 3: But where does that come from?
Speaker 1: Okay? This is the stuff. This is the stuff that.
Speaker 2: Neil and I talk about on a regular basis, and
Speaker 2: it's always fun and we'll pray you know what, Let's
Speaker 2: do that while we're cooking on the big green egg.
Speaker 2: And what came for here is when you cook, what
Speaker 2: are you going to cook on the egg?
Speaker 1: What are you gonna grill?
Speaker 3: I'm not going to be grilling anything.
Speaker 1: Are they going to be grilling? Are they going to
Speaker 1: be grilling chicken? Yes? Okay? So what came first? The
Speaker 1: chicken or the egg? The chicken? Okay.
Speaker 2: Now there is a story AP came out with AAP
Speaker 2: News and it's about returnless refunds. You don't like a
Speaker 2: product where it's not working and you want to return it,
Speaker 2: and the seller, Amazon, Target, whatever says, you know, we'll
Speaker 2: send you another one. Keep it, just keep it. Now,
Speaker 2: that just happened to me. I bought one of those
Speaker 2: rolling carts with the maple top, the cutting board top,
Speaker 2: you know, just to put stuff in obviously, and they
Speaker 2: sent me one where the doors don't close, and so
Speaker 2: it's from Wayfair. Called them up and said we have
Speaker 2: to return it, and they said, no, not worth.
Speaker 1: It, keep it. We'll send you another one. So now
Speaker 1: I have two of those.
Speaker 2: By the way, the door doesn't open with the second
Speaker 2: one either, So I have two of these where the
Speaker 2: door doesn't open.
Speaker 1: I'm wondering if I go for the hat trick.
Speaker 2: More and more retailers are using this returnless refunds to
Speaker 2: keep online shoppers happy and then they don't have to
Speaker 2: pay shipping fees, processing time, ballooning costs from return of products.
Speaker 1: And it's simply a question of money.
Speaker 2: Is it worth it for the retailer to take it back,
Speaker 2: ship it and send it back to the manufacturer in
Speaker 2: most cases where in many cases no. But here's why
Speaker 2: they can do it. Here's where they can get away
Speaker 2: with it.
Speaker 1: It's not policy.
Speaker 2: It's on a case by case basis, and that gives
Speaker 2: the retailer enormous power. So a product that you don't
Speaker 2: like and you call up and you say I want
Speaker 2: to return it, Okay, return it.
Speaker 1: Someone else calls up a few minutes later with the.
Speaker 2: Same product and has the same complaint, wants to wants
Speaker 2: to have a new one. Yeah, you got to return
Speaker 2: it first. So what's the difference. Who makes that decision?
Speaker 2: How is that decision made? Well, they look at who
Speaker 2: the shopper is, They look at is there a pattern?
Speaker 2: And now with AI that becomes easy to figure out
Speaker 2: whether fraud is happening or not.
Speaker 1: Now, I just bought a new printer.
Speaker 5: Not inexpensive, by the way, My other two printers all
Speaker 5: I mean, they just went south. So I have a
Speaker 5: brand new printer sitting next to me, and it was
Speaker 5: a pricey printer. Now let's say in the next week,
Speaker 5: two weeks, it goes south, right, it doesn't work, So
Speaker 5: I call up It happens to be an epsin by
Speaker 5: the way, So I call up Epsoen or I call
Speaker 5: best Buy.
Speaker 1: I think we got it, and I say, you know what,
Speaker 1: this thing doesn't work, go ahead and keep it. We'll
Speaker 1: send you another one.
Speaker 2: You think that's gonna happen, No, it's for goods that
Speaker 2: would cost more.
Speaker 1: To ship and process. That's it. It's strictly numbers.
Speaker 2: And they keep you honest because they figure out who
Speaker 2: you are. Have you done this before, how much shopping.
Speaker 2: Do you do if you're a big shopper on this platform,
Speaker 2: on Amazon versus Walmart? They want to keep you happy.
Speaker 2: So the I'm gonna find out if I get a
Speaker 2: new one, I'm gonna call you know what. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: call Best Buy and say, hey, I'm not happy with
Speaker 2: my printer.
Speaker 1: It's not work.
Speaker 2: Well, why don't you send me another one? What do
Speaker 2: you think is gonna happen? And I don't want to
Speaker 2: ship it back.
Speaker 3: No, they're they're gonna go, is this bill handle? And
Speaker 3: you'll go yes, and they'll go it's user error, you idiot.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, I was, Uh oh yeah, that's but no
Speaker 2: ask an.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: I'm very good at setting getting the printing all on
Speaker 2: my own.
Speaker 1: It used to be I needed someone here. I actually
Speaker 1: used to hire someone when.
Speaker 2: I had I had a studio in Orange County. Still do,
Speaker 2: but I actually do the work myself. So there, Neil,
Speaker 2: I actually know how to print. She sends me a PDF.
Speaker 2: I look at it, I press the button, I go
Speaker 2: down to print, and then go up to print, press
Speaker 2: that button, and the son of a gun prints.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, yeah.
Speaker 2: And by the way, that's not that's not me doing shtick.
Speaker 2: That is legitimate. I actually used to pay someone and
Speaker 2: now I have Lindsay here, and she used to do it,
Speaker 2: and she actually taught me how to do it because
Speaker 2: she actually wants to sleep.
Speaker 1: God that what I said. You can't blame her for that?
Speaker 1: Yeah I can? Okay, all right, I'm done.
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