Speaker 1: You're listening to Comedy Central from the most trusted journalists.
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Speaker 1: This it's the Daily Tune with your hosts Daisy.
Speaker 2: Leideck and Michael Costa.
Speaker 3: Michael Costa, we have a great show for you tonight.
Speaker 3: We're gonna talk about how Kate Middleton's picture is worth
Speaker 3: one thousand news articles, and Lara Trump and Jesus take
Speaker 3: the wheel at the RNC and Congress gets to the
Speaker 3: bottom of whether Biden is old. But first, but first, Daisi,
Speaker 3: I think we should take a moment to acknowledge equal
Speaker 3: because women don't earn enough, and personally, I'm sick of it.
Speaker 4: Ah, that's so nice, Michael.
Speaker 3: In fact, in the spirit of transparency, I'd like us
Speaker 3: to both say our salaries out loud right now.
Speaker 4: Oh, we don't really need to do that.
Speaker 1: No, BESI I'm an ally.
Speaker 3: I want to bring light to an issue affecting all women.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, there might not be a pay gap
Speaker 4: for every woman. Some women might be making more than men.
Speaker 1: So I think we can just move sixty five dollars
Speaker 1: a week.
Speaker 3: Sixty five dollars a week, that's what I make now.
Speaker 3: Go ahead and say yours. You don't have to be embarrassed.
Speaker 4: You're right, I make less than that, Michael, This country
Speaker 4: disgusts me. Well, now that we have that out of
Speaker 4: the way, there's a lot of election news today, so
Speaker 4: let's get into it with another installment of Indecision twenty
Speaker 4: twenty four book kicking doc with a big campaign news.
Speaker 4: For years now, Donald Trump has gradually been taking over
Speaker 4: the Republican Party. First he got Ted Cruz's balls, then
Speaker 4: he took Mitch McConnell's spine, and now he's finally reached
Speaker 4: the butthole of the party, the Republican National Committee, and
Speaker 4: he's giving it a thorough cleansing.
Speaker 5: Dozens of staffers getting laid off just days after Donald
Speaker 5: Trump's hand pick team took over the organization. Top officials
Speaker 5: and communications, the political department, the data team, all getting
Speaker 5: the acts. Lara Trump, the former president's daughter in law,
Speaker 5: is now the committee's co chair.
Speaker 6: In her speech nominating Lara Trump, RNC committee woman Beth
Speaker 6: Block argued that it doesn't matter if Lara Trump lacks
Speaker 6: traditional qualifications.
Speaker 7: In a world where qualifications are often measured by titles
Speaker 7: and years of experience, we are reminded of a powerful truth.
Speaker 7: God does not call the qualified, He qualifies the Laura
Speaker 7: Trump is the embodiment of this truth.
Speaker 4: This is the most mean girl introduction I have ever heard.
Speaker 4: A lot of people think that you should be qualified
Speaker 4: to have a job, but here's Lara Trump. Anyway, Take
Speaker 4: it up with God. But I guess why God would.
Speaker 4: But I get why God would bless Donald Trump appointing
Speaker 4: his daughter in law. I mean, Jesus was the original
Speaker 4: Nepo baby forget a job. He started an entire religion
Speaker 4: based on do you know who my father is? There
Speaker 4: is some truth to it. Lara is completely unqualified. Of course,
Speaker 4: that's never stopped her before.
Speaker 3: And I'll keep this worm from dragging me down.
Speaker 8: Gonna stand bug round and back down.
Speaker 4: You know, sometimes it's okay to back down.
Speaker 3: Oh my God, I mean, I blame God for that performance,
Speaker 3: although I think she proved that there isn't one. All right,
Speaker 3: let's move on to the man Lara Trump and her
Speaker 3: friend God will be trying to defeat in November, Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: Biden's age and mental fitness has been a central part
Speaker 3: of the campaign, which tends to happen when you're one
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty four years old, and it's.
Speaker 1: Back in the news today.
Speaker 9: Special Counsel Robert Hurr was at a hearing on Capitol
Speaker 9: Hill today defending his report on President Biden's handling of
Speaker 9: classified documents from last month, where her described Biden as
Speaker 9: a quote sympathetic, well meaning, elderly man with a poor memory.
Speaker 6: My assessment in the report about the relevance of the
Speaker 6: President's memory was necessary and accurate and fair.
Speaker 1: In her report, where he declined to prosecute the president,
Speaker 1: he writes Biden did not remember even within several years
Speaker 1: when his son bo died. That drew a fiery denial
Speaker 1: from the President that that's right.
Speaker 3: This Special counsel got a lot of heat for calling
Speaker 3: attention to Biden's memory problems. And look, I'm not gonna
Speaker 3: sit here and say Biden's brain is perfect, but can
Speaker 3: we just be honest here.
Speaker 1: Remembering when things happened is hard. I mean, I can't
Speaker 1: remember dates from years ago.
Speaker 3: And I'm a young, fit, chiseled patient, optimistic sudoku doing handsome.
Speaker 4: Man, you know, kind of pegged you is more of
Speaker 4: a word search guy. But no, it's true, Like I
Speaker 4: have a really hard time even remembering my passwords.
Speaker 1: I can't remember my kids' names or if I have kids.
Speaker 4: I can never remember my husband's birthday, can't I can't
Speaker 4: remember my own birthday, huss Are you okay?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I was. I was gonna make an appointment with
Speaker 1: my doctor, but I forgot how to use the phone.
Speaker 1: But look, the point is this.
Speaker 3: Robert Hurt testified about his report today, and the Democrats
Speaker 3: took the opportunity to challenge his portrayal of Biden's memory.
Speaker 10: I now want to turn you to the transcript, and Dave,
Speaker 10: one page forty seven, you said to President Biden, you
Speaker 10: have appear to have a photographic understanding and recall of
Speaker 10: the House. Did you say that to President Biden?
Speaker 1: Those words do appear on page forty seven of the transcript.
Speaker 10: Photographic, is what you said?
Speaker 11: Is that right?
Speaker 8: That word does appear on page forty seven of the transcript.
Speaker 10: Never appeared in your report, though, Is that correct? The
Speaker 10: word photographic that does not appear in my report?
Speaker 1: Yep, that's got to hurt. No, see what I did there?
Speaker 1: Because his name is her, I turned a bit of
Speaker 1: a word play.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, I think we all get it.
Speaker 1: But it's true.
Speaker 3: There was lots from Biden's five hour deposition that didn't
Speaker 3: make it into the Special Council Report, And let me
Speaker 3: tell you there's a lot of other important stuff in there.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Unfortunately there isn't any footage from the deposition. But
Speaker 4: luckily both Michael and I are trained thespians.
Speaker 3: So tonight we present selected readings from the id deposition transcript.
Speaker 3: These are all actual quotes from President Joe Biden's deposition
Speaker 3: on handing classified documents.
Speaker 4: You know, I went to Mongolia and great pictures. I
Speaker 4: unfortunately embarrassed the hell out of the leader of Mongolia.
Speaker 3: I'd sit with my national security team and say we
Speaker 3: should follow up on this, find out more about whether
Speaker 3: or not you know who killed cock Robin, you know,
Speaker 3: and find out.
Speaker 4: You left everything in place. I just hope you didn't
Speaker 4: find any risky pictures of my wife in a bathing suit,
Speaker 4: which you probably did. She's beautiful.
Speaker 3: I just warn you all, never make one great eulogy,
Speaker 3: because you get asked to do everybody's eulogy.
Speaker 4: By the way, there's a restroom right behind us.
Speaker 3: I get to drive all these you know, electric vehicles
Speaker 3: I have.
Speaker 1: Damn they're quick.
Speaker 3: You step your foot on the accelerator all the way
Speaker 3: down until it gets to about six seven grand.
Speaker 1: Then all of a sudden, it will say launch. All
Speaker 1: you do is take your foot off the break.
Speaker 4: What are you doing.
Speaker 1: Making a car sound? It says, makes car sound?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that's not a car sound. You're just saying
Speaker 4: the word room.
Speaker 1: Your car's a piece of shit, does it? Okay? Don't
Speaker 1: give me performance not. You didn't even get into Julliard.
Speaker 12: Oh like you did.
Speaker 1: I told you I was on the waitlist of the
Speaker 1: weight list. This is over, is over.
Speaker 4: You are such a prima don it. This is exactly
Speaker 4: why I make more money than you.
Speaker 1: Look.
Speaker 3: You know what, when we come back, we'll cover the
Speaker 3: other big story of the day.
Speaker 1: So don't go away. That's not fair. I was trying
Speaker 1: to set up. Welcome back to the real show.
Speaker 3: Let's turn to some major news out of Great Britain,
Speaker 3: where the royal family has photoshopped their way into a
Speaker 3: brand new scandal.
Speaker 5: Now to a royal photo scandal that has sparked controversy
Speaker 5: and conspiracies.
Speaker 6: The controversy started innocently enough, a family photo of the
Speaker 6: Princess of Wales and the smiling children to mark mother's
Speaker 6: day here in Britain, but then came the kill order
Speaker 6: from several global news agencies.
Speaker 13: At closer inspection, it appears that this source had manipulated
Speaker 13: the image.
Speaker 4: There's like little misalignments right.
Speaker 6: A sleeve that didn't line up with Charlotte's wrist, a
Speaker 6: skewered zipper on Kate's jacket, and her blurred hand.
Speaker 5: There's a print on the top corner of Prince Louis
Speaker 5: sweater there where the pattern doesn't line.
Speaker 1: Up abruptly ends on Horiz Show.
Speaker 4: Princess Charlotte's hand isn't in the right spot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 3: You didn't need to do all that forensic analysis, you
Speaker 3: know how?
Speaker 1: I know that's fake.
Speaker 3: There's three kids smiling at the same time as a parent.
Speaker 1: I know that's impossible.
Speaker 3: Also, it should be noted I didn't even know or
Speaker 3: care about Kate Middleton's leave of absence, but then you
Speaker 3: release a photo so edited they have to issue a
Speaker 3: kill order.
Speaker 1: Well now I'm all in, all.
Speaker 3: Right, and the Palace better have a good explanation for this.
Speaker 13: Kensington Palace posting this explanation. Like many amateur photographers, I
Speaker 13: do occasionally experiment with editing. I wanted to express my
Speaker 13: apologies for any confusion.
Speaker 4: I'm going bullshit that Kate was the one who edited
Speaker 4: the picture. This is the Royal family. They don't do
Speaker 4: anything themselves. They don't even pick their own noses. They
Speaker 4: have butlers for that. You think she's doing her own photoshopping?
Speaker 4: The only thing they know how to do without help
Speaker 4: is a yeah.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, this is only gonna fuel baseless speculation about why
Speaker 3: Kate Middleton was hardly seen in months, And we don't
Speaker 3: want to get into all these rumors like is she
Speaker 3: getting a BBL? Is she divorcing William? Is she gone
Speaker 3: girling him? Oh?
Speaker 4: My god, do you think she's gone girling him?
Speaker 1: My TikTok was saying, So.
Speaker 4: TikTok is always right. So look, we can't just sit
Speaker 4: here and talk about Kate Middleton all night.
Speaker 1: Absolutely right.
Speaker 4: For more on Kate Middleton, let's go live to The
Speaker 4: Daily Show's senior Royal watcher, Grace cool and Schmidt. Grace,
Speaker 4: what's going on in Buckingham Palace?
Speaker 12: Well, Desy and Desi's friend. The palace is in chaos.
Speaker 11: They're eating beans on toast for breakfast. They're driving on
Speaker 11: the wrong side of the road. There's flying mannies everywhere.
Speaker 12: It's a mess.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, I think all that stuff is normal there.
Speaker 3: But has the Royal family explained why they released a
Speaker 3: photoshop picture?
Speaker 11: Yes, the Royals are taking full responsibility for this breach
Speaker 11: of trust by completely blaming the whole thing on Princess Kate.
Speaker 11: Mistakes were made whole around by her and her very
Speaker 11: real graphic design hobby. But the good news is she's
Speaker 11: doing fine and the palace just released a new photo
Speaker 11: that was taken this morning.
Speaker 12: See, everything is normal.
Speaker 4: She looks great, Grace. This is obviously manipulated. She's in
Speaker 4: front of the twin towers.
Speaker 11: Hmmm, yes, but you have to remember nine to eleven
Speaker 11: didn't happen in England.
Speaker 12: Wait, you're right, I'm getting breaking news.
Speaker 11: The Royals have admitted this photo has been edited. They're saying,
Speaker 11: quote on behalf of the entire royal family. This is
Speaker 11: Kate's fault. Wow, that was really insensitive of her, guys.
Speaker 3: Grace, Why can't they just release an unedited photo of
Speaker 3: the family so we know everything is fine.
Speaker 11: You must be some sort of fortune teller, sir, because
Speaker 11: I'm now hearing they have a.
Speaker 12: New photo of the family together. Yeah. Now, that is.
Speaker 12: That is one happy family.
Speaker 3: No, Grace, Grace, what are you talking about? Queen Elizabeth
Speaker 3: is dead? How was she even in that photo?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, the kids all have al Pacino's face on that.
Speaker 12: And just to confirm, we are sure none of her
Speaker 12: kids are al Pacino.
Speaker 1: We're sure, Yes, we're sure.
Speaker 12: Okay, that confirms it. It's a fake.
Speaker 14: Oh and okay, the Royals just released a state a
Speaker 14: statement saying Kate made one up too, and they attached
Speaker 14: a list of things that are also Kate's fault.
Speaker 11: Okay, colonization, the whole Prince Andrew sing, COVID and you
Speaker 11: know when you try to put a USB in but
Speaker 11: you realize it's the wrong way, so you got to
Speaker 11: turn it around, but then somehow it's still the wrong way.
Speaker 12: That's also Kate.
Speaker 4: Can the Royal family not just be honest with what's
Speaker 4: happening instead of trying to blame Kate for every pr.
Speaker 11: Well, the good news is they don't have to.
Speaker 12: Because they just found the real photo of Kate. That
Speaker 12: should put all these questions to rest.
Speaker 11: Yeah, see, she's fine. What a woman being silenced by
Speaker 11: a repressive dynasty.
Speaker 4: Be able to dunk like that?
Speaker 12: Two points for the princess.
Speaker 4: Yeah, something still seems off, you know, That's what I
Speaker 4: thought too.
Speaker 1: But on the other hand, she says she's doing great.
Speaker 4: That is true. Thank you, Grace, Grace Coolan Schmid, Everyone.
Speaker 1: Jane Marie, you're rejoining us. Le Michelle say.
Speaker 4: Hand Me award winning journalists, podcast host and author whose
Speaker 4: new book is called Selling the Dream the Billion dollar
Speaker 4: Industry Bankrupting Americans, Please welcome.
Speaker 15: Jane Marie.
Speaker 12: I wrote a book, wrote.
Speaker 4: A book, Yes you did, and I tore right through it.
Speaker 4: It's a great read. It's fascinating.
Speaker 16: Thank you.
Speaker 8: It came out today, so I haven't heard any feedback.
Speaker 8: I don't know what anyone thinks of it.
Speaker 4: Is this the first feedback that you're getting.
Speaker 8: Much outside of the people that help me write it.
Speaker 1: Well, it's a great book.
Speaker 15: Thank you.
Speaker 4: How much we enjoyed it. This world is fascinating. You
Speaker 4: go deep into the world of MLMs. Yes, and people
Speaker 4: call them by many different names MLMs.
Speaker 8: Network marketing, direct marketing, direction share schemes.
Speaker 16: I can't call them that.
Speaker 1: You can't get you can't call them that. But right
Speaker 1: here on the covers, I got a.
Speaker 16: Lot of help. I got a lot of help with
Speaker 16: the cover art.
Speaker 4: Yes, what exactly is an MLM?
Speaker 8: So a multiple marketing company is a business that's chafed
Speaker 8: like this.
Speaker 4: Lightly, but we can't call it a pyramid.
Speaker 16: Yeah, there's a couple of people at the top.
Speaker 8: Then they have their the upline, the top sellers, who
Speaker 8: are supposed to recruit like usually five people each and
Speaker 8: then they're supposed to recruit five people and they're supposed
Speaker 8: to recruit five people infinitely.
Speaker 16: And the way the.
Speaker 8: Money flows is that each person who signs up pays
Speaker 8: like a fee at the beginning to sign up, and
Speaker 8: sometimes they have to pay for some products and stuff,
Speaker 8: but they're paying those fees in and then they fail
Speaker 8: pretty quickly usually, and then more.
Speaker 16: People sign up. So that's where the money comes from.
Speaker 8: And isn't it something like nine percent make no money
Speaker 8: or lose money. Only one percent make a dollar even?
Speaker 3: And when we laughed and you said infinity because infinitely,
Speaker 3: because you can't keep.
Speaker 8: Doing that thirteen levels and you surpass the population of
Speaker 8: the earth, right, so.
Speaker 16: Impot totally impossible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, MLMs specifically prey on women.
Speaker 3: Were parties, the sexy parties.
Speaker 8: Fun are we going to hang out with our friends?
Speaker 3: I want to make this about me per second, but sorry, please.
Speaker 1: Why not met now? Yeah? Well no, why not?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 3: I would love to go to a nose trimmer party
Speaker 3: or a beef turkey for you.
Speaker 8: First of all, MLMs for you, okay, yes it's a
Speaker 8: crypto or there's telecom companies.
Speaker 16: There are like lots of dude MLMs, but seventy five
Speaker 16: seventy five percent of people involved our women.
Speaker 8: And it's because the companies go after people who have
Speaker 8: some sort of economic precarity or like trouble, you know,
Speaker 8: moving up the ranks to here's the thing, there's the
Speaker 8: paga we're fighting against. If someone called you today and
Speaker 8: was like, you could make another one thousand dollars a
Speaker 8: week just sitting in your house and talking to your
Speaker 8: girlfriends and selling makeup, and if that was true.
Speaker 16: I would be doing that. Yeah, where do I say?
Speaker 16: Let me do it?
Speaker 8: So you know, we all make less than men. We
Speaker 8: all take care of the home. We're all homemakers. We
Speaker 8: take care of the children we have, like we don't have,
Speaker 8: especially at the age, you know, middle age. We don't
Speaker 8: have that kind of movement in the economy that that
Speaker 8: other people get. And that's and it's not just women,
Speaker 8: because it's now becoming you know, immigrants or people, you know,
Speaker 8: anyone who is a population that has hard time getting
Speaker 8: really good, solid employment, which is everybody, right.
Speaker 4: I also feel like they sucker women in with this
Speaker 4: promise of you know, you can, you can achieve independence,
Speaker 4: you can be your own girl boss, and that's alluring
Speaker 4: girl boss.
Speaker 16: Yeah. For I'm forty six years old. When I hear
Speaker 16: girl boss, I'm just like, yeah, boss, babes and fempire.
Speaker 16: But it's true. My great grandma did avon and it did.
Speaker 8: Help her feel like some agency in her life because
Speaker 8: she didn't have a career.
Speaker 16: She got pregnant at like fourteen and.
Speaker 8: Had a bunch of kids and really didn't have like
Speaker 8: a job outside of that, and it felt good to
Speaker 8: get on stage or get a pin or get like
Speaker 8: a fancy jacket and be around people and be lauded.
Speaker 8: So I do think those things are really valuable, and
Speaker 8: I think the parties are really fun. They're actually super fun.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I did one in my house when I was like twenty.
Speaker 8: It was like a lingerie party and everyone came out
Speaker 8: and modeled their tell me more food.
Speaker 1: Good lunch, you touched on a little bit.
Speaker 3: But besides just that you can make a thousand dollars
Speaker 3: a week, there are some psychological components that they recruit with.
Speaker 1: Yes, and to me that's almost more powerful. Tell me
Speaker 1: a little bit about what they do.
Speaker 8: So the recruitment is, you know, just things that appeal
Speaker 8: to all of us, like you can have time and
Speaker 8: money and freedom, and you don't have to have any qualifications,
Speaker 8: and the world is yours and we have a secret,
Speaker 8: you know, we have a secret that they don't want
Speaker 8: you to know.
Speaker 16: So yeah, So then.
Speaker 8: They rely on these logical fallacies that we all kind
Speaker 8: of rely on in our lives, and one of them
Speaker 8: is honoring sunk costs.
Speaker 16: Like when you buy a lemon for a car and
Speaker 16: you get it worked on and worked on and worked on, there.
Speaker 8: Comes a point where you have to be like, I
Speaker 8: can't fix this car and I have to get rid
Speaker 8: of this car.
Speaker 1: This is me at the black jack table.
Speaker 8: Okay, that's exactly as you might as well be a thousand.
Speaker 1: What am I going to do?
Speaker 16: Walk away now?
Speaker 4: Like, no, I'm gonna, I'm gonna I'm an energy.
Speaker 16: You got to stick all this time?
Speaker 8: And how much does it? How much time does it
Speaker 8: take for you to lose a thousand dollars?
Speaker 1: I bet and like small one.
Speaker 16: All night.
Speaker 3: It's like the whole free I got a free I
Speaker 3: got a free martini, but I lost two thousand dollars at.
Speaker 8: The table, right, and then you lost two thousand dollars
Speaker 8: And I'm feeling the anxiety of even you just saying that,
Speaker 8: or I'm like, you can't walk away at two thousand.
Speaker 8: So that's what they rely on, is that they know
Speaker 8: we're all gonna do that. And there's a bunch more
Speaker 8: like the the idea that it's a truth that we
Speaker 8: feel losses much more than gains. We feel them in
Speaker 8: our bodies, like as trauma, and a gain is like okay, great,
Speaker 8: but a loss is like you know, and so we
Speaker 8: do everything we can to not realize the loss, to
Speaker 8: not experience the loss, So we stick with a plan
Speaker 8: that's not working for a really long time.
Speaker 1: Is there can the government does help us?
Speaker 16: I mean, isn't it?
Speaker 1: Isn't this what the Federal Trade Commission is you have
Speaker 1: to do?
Speaker 4: Is there legislation that can be passed to correct this?
Speaker 8: There's things are being worked on, but I will say,
Speaker 8: just to give the FTC a bit of a break.
Speaker 8: Their purview is so enormous. They are tiny. First of all,
Speaker 8: they're like the size of the smallest of MLM in
Speaker 8: terms of the people that are there and the money
Speaker 8: they get to use.
Speaker 16: They're tiny.
Speaker 8: And their job is and listen to that, especially after
Speaker 8: the pandemic and stuff, their job is false product claims,
Speaker 8: credit card card fraud, you know, fishing, spam, every kind
Speaker 8: of fraud. Your grandma getting taken by somebody that she's
Speaker 8: never met over the phone. And when you put that
Speaker 8: up against MLMs, where the people who are signed up
Speaker 8: are like excited about it, it's hard to put that first.
Speaker 8: Although this is such a bigger problem than those things
Speaker 8: in numbers.
Speaker 16: So they have a they have a tough.
Speaker 8: Task, and I don't blame them, you know, they're doing
Speaker 8: the best they can.
Speaker 4: So technically MLMs are legal what.
Speaker 16: I believe they are not, but.
Speaker 8: They exist because I put I use this comparison all
Speaker 8: the time, Like that's like being like I'm a murderer
Speaker 8: and because I'm in jail, and then I'm.
Speaker 16: Not a murderer because I'm not in jail, right, that
Speaker 16: doesn't make any sense. But the ms would be illegal,
Speaker 16: but yeah, they're.
Speaker 4: Repeated as such.
Speaker 1: So what can be done is not stepping in.
Speaker 3: What can smart American people do? You do need five
Speaker 3: other people to buy the.
Speaker 1: Goal, But for real, what's our defense?
Speaker 8: It really is talking about it, you know, that's the
Speaker 8: only thing we can do because the government doesn't have
Speaker 8: the capacity.
Speaker 16: And that's understandable.
Speaker 8: Because there are so many I talked with the FTC
Speaker 8: recently and one of the women I was talking to
Speaker 8: is like, it's a very target rich environment right now.
Speaker 8: And I thought she meant, because I was asking her
Speaker 8: why don't we go after these companies it's target rich environment.
Speaker 8: I thought she meant there's too many MLMs And she knows.
Speaker 16: She was talking about us.
Speaker 8: She was like, this is the perfect environment for these
Speaker 8: companies to come after you.
Speaker 16: Like you, we are all desperate.
Speaker 8: We're all like wanting to realize the American dream and
Speaker 8: believe this is a meritocracy and believe this is a place.
Speaker 16: Where you work hard and you get rewarded for it
Speaker 16: and all that. You know, whatever, So.
Speaker 1: Talk about it and be aware to talk about it.
Speaker 8: Tell your friends, you know, they're they're fine pitching you
Speaker 8: some garbage hair product or whatever. You should be fine
Speaker 8: being like, you know what is not cool, and I
Speaker 8: think the tides turning.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much for talking with us. Selling The
Speaker 1: Dream is available out Jane Marie. We're gonna take a
Speaker 1: quick break. You'll be right back after this.
Speaker 17: That's our show for tonight, and you know, we can
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Speaker 17: because I still want to know why you came after
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