Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, and welcome to this episode of trends.
Speaker 1: Giving like Friendsgiving, but it's trends.
Speaker 2: I'm Jack, it's Miles, it's giving friends.
Speaker 1: Uh, this this episode is giving trends. Yes, yes, all right, Miles,
Speaker 1: how are you David?
Speaker 2: Thanksgiving? We're trending. I got food rumbling and tumbling, right,
Speaker 2: mumbling and tumbling.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, and shout out to all the recipes. I'm
Speaker 3: actually gonna try a lot of them after Thanksgiving because
Speaker 3: some just seems so good that they were not even you.
Speaker 2: Don't waste them all these fucking losers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, these people like my mom, who's gonna bring codfish?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 3: What is this japan Mom? Moish captain? Oh oh wow,
Speaker 3: good on you?
Speaker 2: Good good on?
Speaker 1: Am I a fun episode coming Friday with one of
Speaker 1: our thieves. All right, Miles, let's just blast let's blast
Speaker 1: off into the news stream.
Speaker 2: Trump got mad at.
Speaker 1: The New York Times for a story about his thirty
Speaker 1: three year old human printer, Natalie Harp. Yeah, we talked
Speaker 1: about her, but I didn't. I didn't have the texture.
Speaker 1: And I am glad for this texture from the New
Speaker 1: York Times.
Speaker 3: So, like most people that Donald Trump hires, he sees
Speaker 3: them on TV and he's like, Oh, that's that person's
Speaker 3: on my my ray Tube TV.
Speaker 2: Make them work for me now.
Speaker 3: So we talked about her during a lot of the
Speaker 3: Trump's court cases because she was She's like a literal
Speaker 3: human print. She lugs around a printer to print out
Speaker 3: favorable articles and things because he only likes hard copies.
Speaker 3: He doesn't like the Internet. She like types up a
Speaker 3: lot of his truth social posts too. It seems like
Speaker 3: from documentaries we've seen like they'll just be sitting at
Speaker 3: a computer together and.
Speaker 2: Be like tell them this disgrace, No, how about this? Uh?
Speaker 2: And she does all that for him. So that's not new.
Speaker 3: But the reason that she's back in the news is
Speaker 3: because the New York Times that they did a report
Speaker 3: over these like weird ass love letters that she's been
Speaker 3: like send Trump that other people in Trump's can't. I'm like,
Speaker 3: basically blown are blowing the whistle on because I guess
Speaker 3: they don't like her Miles.
Speaker 1: These are normal things to write to people that you
Speaker 1: work with, and I wish you would accept that and
Speaker 1: stop acting like I'm being weird when I write you read.
Speaker 2: Them out loud.
Speaker 3: So I'm forty five years older than you. For context,
Speaker 3: I'm forty five years older than you, and you are
Speaker 3: writing me these letters. What are you telling to me,
Speaker 3: thirty three year old woman?
Speaker 1: You are all that matters to me, she wrote them
Speaker 1: whole letter. I don't ever want to let you down.
Speaker 1: You are the guardian and protector, and you are my
Speaker 1: guardian and protector in this life. Another letter told Trump
Speaker 1: wanted to bring back that synergy we used to have
Speaker 1: where we talk about everything and nothing.
Speaker 2: No no, no, no, no no no.
Speaker 1: I want to bring you joy, to feel like we
Speaker 1: can get through the day without ever having to talk work.
Speaker 2: This is so whole.
Speaker 3: So Trump is apparently in this In this article, it
Speaker 3: sounds like Trump is very fond of her, yeah exactly,
Speaker 3: calls her sweetie, and and other sources I have described
Speaker 3: their relationship as like he treats her like a daughter.
Speaker 2: Uh oh that is that is?
Speaker 1: That is what you want to hear from every other like,
Speaker 1: oh no, I think of her as a daughter. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's a better way for you to except for this guy, except.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump, the one too many weird things about how
Speaker 3: he talks about Yeah yeah, the meaning that you and
Speaker 3: your daughter are bost have in common.
Speaker 2: We both like sex was one of the thing he.
Speaker 3: Said, yeah, yeah, So again this is like you can
Speaker 3: clearly whatever's going on with Natalie Harp I have a
Speaker 3: feeling because Trump falls for flattery that this like reads
Speaker 3: like how maybe like like how you would endear yourself
Speaker 3: to like a wealthy person who's about to.
Speaker 2: Die and you want them to sign everything over to you. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and you're like, hey, thank you so much. That's my check.
Speaker 3: Hey hey, peekaboo, I just replace your wife. Peekaboo, I
Speaker 3: just replace your daughter. But this is again another glimpse
Speaker 3: into Trump world. But the thing that's interesting is that
Speaker 3: Donald Trump just blew up on truth social which is
Speaker 3: interesting because she helps him write these posts from what
Speaker 3: we've seen from that one Tucker Carlson documentary and basically
Speaker 3: saying like, well, the failing New York Times apologize to
Speaker 3: its readers forgetting years of Trump coverage. Comes on, he
Speaker 3: goes back and he's like, I won the most consequential
Speaker 3: presidential election in decades? Where is my apology? And is
Speaker 3: like going after the New York Times, this is where
Speaker 3: I'm like, is this a bit of a preview for
Speaker 3: how Trump is going to bully the media? Into falling
Speaker 3: in line with the favorable coverage, because this doesn't bode
Speaker 3: well based on what I'm seeing, and we do know
Speaker 3: that The New York Times already has a pension.
Speaker 2: For both sizings.
Speaker 1: Yeah, every seems like their response to the election was like,
Speaker 1: we got this one wrong or bad. Like it just
Speaker 1: it feels like their coverage has gotten further to the
Speaker 1: right since the since Trump won, Like it just yeah,
Speaker 1: somehow they're just like, I mean, it started with like
Speaker 1: the platforming of undecided voters and but like writing breathlessly
Speaker 1: about his definitive win and now like they just they're
Speaker 1: like their mourning this morning or whatever the fuck they're
Speaker 1: like daily news bulletin is was like today about like
Speaker 1: how is he going to accomplish his mass deportation plans?
Speaker 2: And they just like write about it as though.
Speaker 1: It's you know, okay, doesn't doesn't mention all the facts
Speaker 1: about like immigrants being good for the economy, good for
Speaker 1: crime as immigrants commit fewer crimes and like are basically
Speaker 1: agreed to be America's like economic superpower. They don't mention,
Speaker 1: obviously the moral catastrophe that this would be right, And
Speaker 1: they do talk about like how it would cost eighty
Speaker 1: eight billion dollars. They're like, you know, some might argue
Speaker 1: that that money could be better spent building three million houses,
Speaker 1: but like, yeah, all they all they do is just
Speaker 1: like they just treat it like a thing that is,
Speaker 1: like it has its benefits. It just might not be
Speaker 1: as good as like three million houses, but obviously, like.
Speaker 2: You know, like you know, hunger issues with children.
Speaker 1: Instead of just being like this is bad economically for everyone,
Speaker 1: this is actually like bad for the country in every
Speaker 1: way possible except that it sates.
Speaker 2: The you know, it helps him fuel the race.
Speaker 3: Well, now do they do the things they do well now,
Speaker 3: but now we're like we're doing opinion, you know, and
Speaker 3: that's that's that's that's that's not journalism. Okay, Well is
Speaker 3: it also journalism to like leave out the details, like
Speaker 3: all the texture around this that would lead a reader
Speaker 3: to question if this policy is even useful. Like again,
Speaker 3: with so many of the articles that talk about tariff
Speaker 3: and like immigration, and they'd use the thing that Trump
Speaker 3: talks about.
Speaker 2: It's like the fentanyl.
Speaker 3: That's what we have to stop are using that as
Speaker 3: your you know, stupid you know bridge into bringing in
Speaker 3: these policies, not many are like, a few have mentioned
Speaker 3: what the statistics are with this, and I've talked about
Speaker 3: I think yesterday, But again, over eighty percent of the
Speaker 3: people that are caught smuggling fentanyl at the border are
Speaker 3: fucking Americans. And you add to that, these fentanyl seizures
Speaker 3: are happening at legitimate ports of entry. It's not like
Speaker 3: the border patrol is finding some desperate person in the
Speaker 3: desert lugging around a YETI cooler full of fucking fentanyl
Speaker 3: or something and like, ahaaa, see this is why we
Speaker 3: got to be out here too. So what the fuck
Speaker 3: do these migrants have to do with fentanyl?
Speaker 2: Statistically? Not a fucking thing really, So.
Speaker 3: Why don't maybe you can start helping people connect those dots.
Speaker 2: But again, maybe we're doing opinion now.
Speaker 1: Well, you're not familiar with Trump lore. He's built up
Speaker 1: a bunch of lore. Yes, suggests in this fictional universe,
Speaker 1: it does presposes maybe it does?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: All right, more, ammo for the Thanksgiving dinner table tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Your uncle's gonna come in. He's gonna be like, you know,
Speaker 1: the dB Cooper case has been solved. No, it fucking hasn't.
Speaker 2: This I just I really did I look, look, look
Speaker 2: at this headline right here. Bombshell.
Speaker 3: dB Cooper evidence mystery may have finally been solved. Three
Speaker 3: fifty three year old mystery. The dB Cooper mystery could
Speaker 3: finally be solved. That people are ignoring the could part
Speaker 3: a lot.
Speaker 1: Thanks to his own children, new evidence may solve dB
Speaker 1: Cooper mystery.
Speaker 2: D B.
Speaker 1: Cooper, of course, hijacked a plane November nineteen seventy one,
Speaker 1: demanded Branson money, parachuted into the woods, never to be
Speaker 1: seen again.
Speaker 3: Pretty good, fucking hijacked bell, you know, great, hijack the plane.
Speaker 3: He's like, okay, I'll let these people go, but when
Speaker 3: I land, I want cash and parachutes and you can
Speaker 3: get but I also need a pilot. Yeah, And then
Speaker 3: took off with the passion plane. Was like land, let
Speaker 3: everybody out except the flight crew. And then as made
Speaker 3: the flight crew get up in the front. And then
Speaker 3: when they came back, he was no longer on the plane.
Speaker 3: He had parachuted out at some point. A fucking baller move, okay,
Speaker 3: D B.
Speaker 2: Cooper.
Speaker 1: Very interesting story. And the children of Richard McCoy have
Speaker 1: now said that their dad was dB Cooper. He was
Speaker 1: convicted of committing a very similar skyjacking just a few
Speaker 1: months after Cooper and was later killed trying to escape
Speaker 1: from prison. And so this claim was made via an
Speaker 1: aviation YouTuber named Dan Grider. Okay, so that all sounds
Speaker 1: fairly convinced, Like they said it was their dad. He
Speaker 1: tried to do the same thing, except like there were
Speaker 1: a dozen people who all tried to Like the dB
Speaker 1: Cooper thing was a big deal when it happened. I
Speaker 1: almost cover it in the nineties. It was like a
Speaker 1: sensation at the time. And then a bunch of people
Speaker 1: tried to do the same thing. And this is one
Speaker 1: of the people who tried to do the same thing.
Speaker 1: And the hard evidence that they're talking about feels very
Speaker 1: much like this guy Dan Grider, who's like trying to
Speaker 1: make it seem like I just found the smoking gun
Speaker 1: that proves it, Like this is a thing he has
Speaker 1: had access to and like known about for years and
Speaker 1: keeps trying to make happen, like keeps trying to be
Speaker 1: like this is the thing because this guy modified the
Speaker 1: parachute and therefore we know, and just like he just
Speaker 1: seems he's he's been on this for a while. He's
Speaker 1: wanted this to be true.
Speaker 2: For a while.
Speaker 3: But even like the counter arguments to people being like,
Speaker 3: hold on, the people who are on the plane said
Speaker 3: dB Cooper's eyes were brown. McCoy's eyes are blue, and
Speaker 3: they're just like, dude, they're probably all fucked up and
Speaker 3: probably made a mistake. And you're like what, oh, yay,
Speaker 3: well what about this? He smoked cigarettes, and you know,
Speaker 3: McCoy was a Mormon and probably wouldn't have ever smoked.
Speaker 2: That's of course he did that because disguise. Oh my god, dude, yeah,
Speaker 2: have you ever dB coopered?
Speaker 1: They got two near identical descriptions of dB Cooper by
Speaker 1: the flight crow like and both of them were like
Speaker 1: crystal clear blue eyes and this guy's or you know,
Speaker 1: vice versa.
Speaker 2: But well, and also to.
Speaker 3: That point, like when people talk about when they're in
Speaker 3: these very stressful situations and they're like you probably don't
Speaker 3: remember because it's so stressful. They're like, no, I remember
Speaker 3: because it was so fucking stressful.
Speaker 2: What are you talking about it? Yeah? Yeah, And sometimes
Speaker 2: those people are wrong, but.
Speaker 3: Yeah, WELLS was like I wasn't in I wasn't in Guantanamo,
Speaker 3: and the.
Speaker 2: I was like, bro, I looked you were my Yeah, torture.
Speaker 2: What are you talking? You haunt my dreams? You fucking months.
Speaker 1: There's a book that like positive this theory in the nineties.
Speaker 1: It's like, it's not that like the theory makes no sense.
Speaker 1: It's just that it's one of many theories. Sure of
Speaker 1: who did the who was Dbi Cooper? That has been
Speaker 1: around for like this one was a best selling book
Speaker 1: in the nineties. The guy McCoy's wife tried to get
Speaker 1: the book banned and it became like a local best
Speaker 1: seller when she did, because they like streisand effect.
Speaker 2: But it's yeah, it's just one of many theories.
Speaker 1: The only thing that's changed is that his kids, now
Speaker 1: that their mom has passed away, are like, yeah, we
Speaker 1: think it was probably him. But you know, there's also
Speaker 1: this guy who Grider, who has like been trying to
Speaker 1: make this happen for a long time, and so it's
Speaker 1: entirely possible that he's.
Speaker 2: Been worked on the Cobles too. Yeah, he was.
Speaker 1: Recently ordered to pay more than a million dollars following
Speaker 1: a defamation suit stemming from one of his videos. So
Speaker 1: you might want to take the stuff he says with
Speaker 1: a grain of salt. A few of them, Yeah, maybe
Speaker 1: a couple grains of salt. It being Thanksgiving, So yeah,
Speaker 1: tell your uncle, you know, see where he's going with
Speaker 1: this Trump stuff. But the dB Cooper stuff be like,
Speaker 1: there's no new evidence. Okay, I'll hear you on the
Speaker 1: Trump stuff though, Let's give him a chance. Let's take
Speaker 1: a quick break and we'll be right back. And we're
Speaker 1: back and all right. The Taylor Swift Aras tour. This
Speaker 1: is something I thought this was going to be going
Speaker 1: on forever, like a Bob Dylan tour, you know, just
Speaker 1: like until it was like a prolonged crank movie where
Speaker 1: it was just like, if he stops touring, he dies.
Speaker 1: It seems to be what's happening with Bob Dylan Taylor
Speaker 1: Swift era tour Aris tour is about to come to
Speaker 1: an end Vancouver. It's wow, end of an eras uh
Speaker 1: truly truly And when I said that.
Speaker 3: I know, I'm just I'm just looking at this seating
Speaker 3: chart and I'm still having trouble belied. I mean, this
Speaker 3: is this is capitalism at its final final death parts.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it makes sense or just as the second
Speaker 2: time that this has happened.
Speaker 1: So Ticketmaster randomly opened up some a class of tickets
Speaker 1: called U shockingly good price sixteen fifty per ticket for
Speaker 1: the show that's been going for like that.
Speaker 2: The nose bleeds, like so you just kind of see
Speaker 2: from far away.
Speaker 1: In this section called no stage view, and it's it's
Speaker 1: no stage, no stage view.
Speaker 2: What's that mean?
Speaker 1: No stage view? So there's a stage, right, this is
Speaker 1: behind the stage, so you can only see like a
Speaker 1: bunch of scaffolding and like, but you can't actually see
Speaker 1: backstage because they don't want to use to see backstage,
Speaker 1: So you can't really see anything. But you can you
Speaker 1: can hear the music projected towards the other parts of
Speaker 1: the stadium and hear those people cheer, and you have
Speaker 1: access to the merch that people who actually go to
Speaker 1: the show have acted.
Speaker 3: Sixteen fifty is fine, that's fine. Some other assholes are
Speaker 3: paying like four grand.
Speaker 2: Those were immediately snatched up by resellers are now going
Speaker 2: for as much as twenty three hundred dollars for no
Speaker 2: stage view tickets. Jesus, what is wrong?
Speaker 1: And all right? I do just want to I love
Speaker 1: our writer Jay McNab. He does incredible work. He brought
Speaker 1: the story to our attention. He wrote in this after
Speaker 1: he said, they're going for as much as twenty three
Speaker 1: hundred dollars. He said, how are these not on sale already?
Speaker 1: And so he also points out that like this, the
Speaker 1: other time that this has happened was in Toronto, where
Speaker 1: like they had no stage view tickets. JM is Canadian.
Speaker 1: What is it about Canadians that they are just like
Speaker 1: okay with this, They're just like they do it here
Speaker 1: though there were seats like that too.
Speaker 2: I remember for there was a show. I remember it
Speaker 2: was like one of these like big artists. I was like,
Speaker 2: what the heck can you do?
Speaker 1: The on the jay Z Beyonce show at the Rose
Speaker 1: Bowl and inadvertently had essentially the like we were on
Speaker 1: the side.
Speaker 2: We were at like zero you know, a clock one
Speaker 2: degree basically zero degree on the pro tractor or whatever
Speaker 2: the fuck.
Speaker 3: I mean, Like I get the because again, this is religion.
Speaker 3: For some people, merely being in the room where Jesus
Speaker 3: turns water into pop tunes might be like an energizing thing.
Speaker 3: But I guess like one hack is I'm being like, yo,
Speaker 3: if I get this thing for sixteen, watch me pretending
Speaker 3: I'm looking for my seat and all the other sections
Speaker 3: so I can be looking at the fucking stage during
Speaker 3: the concert, and I get the merch, but I also
Speaker 3: at the same time, so much of the experience is
Speaker 3: seeing it with your own eyes. So unless you're willing
Speaker 3: to do all this like fucking like fake out shit
Speaker 3: to go see the show, I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's worth sixteen fifty. It's worth sixteen fifty.
Speaker 3: It is not worth anything over sixteen fifty in my opinion.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm trying to think of what I would.
Speaker 1: Maybe you can, like after the people watch it, you
Speaker 1: can go up to them and just like start inhaling
Speaker 1: their breath to like get the essence of the show
Speaker 1: that they.
Speaker 3: Just they just turn all pruney and like their life horses,
Speaker 3: Like what did that fucking guy just do?
Speaker 1: I actually so, I think that's fair. I like my
Speaker 1: theory better that there's something about Canadians that they're willing
Speaker 1: to pay money to not be able to see a concert.
Speaker 1: Like they're the live music equivalent of a piss pig.
Speaker 1: They're just like, oh yeah, just fucking ship all over me.
Speaker 2: I don't care. I don't deserve to be able to
Speaker 2: see her.
Speaker 3: I got to say this on Maple Leaf Gang's Behalf though,
Speaker 3: how many of these people are coming from other places
Speaker 3: to see this show specific they're sick, sick telling you.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to be good in BC. Man, I like
Speaker 2: it up there, so now I do too. I love them.
Speaker 2: I just think I think that would be a cool thing.
Speaker 3: Hey, Canadians, we see tells say it's on site for
Speaker 3: Jack O'Brien Canada. I want to I want to hear
Speaker 3: that it's gonna be lamar bro. Yeah somehow, like way
Speaker 3: take all this Jack O'Brien.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Kendrick destroys one Canadian, all of Canada destroys me,
Speaker 1: all right? And then finally, uh, and this is a
Speaker 1: bummer because we're heading into like consumerism holiday, like maybe
Speaker 1: the number one consumer holiday besides the number one gift
Speaker 1: giving shopping day possibly besides you know, the days leading
Speaker 1: up to Christmas. And I think one of the gifts
Speaker 1: that's on a lot of people's lists has to be
Speaker 1: these Trump guitars, right God?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, this feels like he had like he probably
Speaker 3: so many weird grifts lined up because he probably didn't
Speaker 3: know what the election outcome would be because.
Speaker 2: He's got to keep the money flowing.
Speaker 3: So now it just hits even weirder when heah brote here,
Speaker 3: But I think he would have done this anyway, but
Speaker 3: a guitar.
Speaker 1: There are some pictures that make it clear that he
Speaker 1: in no way knows not just how to play a guitar,
Speaker 1: he doesn't know how to hold a guitar.
Speaker 3: He's just like, yeah, it is kind of I mean,
Speaker 3: I guess he's showing off their sick ass bald eagle
Speaker 3: in American flag detail with the make America Great Again
Speaker 3: printing on the fretboard.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Who so yeah, just to give some context, you can
Speaker 1: get a signed Slash Gibson less Paul for you know,
Speaker 1: Slash the you know, just like Suns and Roses guitarists.
Speaker 1: You can get a signed classic guitar by him for
Speaker 1: five and fifty dollars.
Speaker 2: That's okay, that the benchmark. It is like too much money.
Speaker 1: I would I would just assume by a wave Runner
Speaker 1: or something. But Trump you can get one of his
Speaker 1: guitars for ten thousand dollars. It's signed by him and
Speaker 1: it's a famous guitarist.
Speaker 2: Famous guitars.
Speaker 1: What is it just because he did those like playlists
Speaker 1: and people are like that's or like they're just like
Speaker 1: America Americnald Trump.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just Americana is like the guitar, and also some
Speaker 3: like again, this thing is not a Gibson Less Paul.
Speaker 3: It is decided if you squint your eyes, like shit,
Speaker 3: is that a Less Paul And then you're like that
Speaker 3: does not say Gibson or epiphone on top of what
Speaker 3: does it say nothing? Yea, So yeah, it's I feel
Speaker 3: like pretty soon they're gonna sell like a signed sting
Speaker 3: Ray or some ship like a Corvette, because it's just
Speaker 3: like this is like.
Speaker 2: An animal eagle.
Speaker 1: Gibson has had to issue a seasoned desist order over
Speaker 1: the Trump guitar, claiming it infringes upon Gibson's exclusive trademark,
Speaker 1: particularly the iconic Less Paul body shape, which is you know,
Speaker 1: I think we all know, like one side looks like
Speaker 1: acoustic guitar, other side look like an electric guitar.
Speaker 2: That's one side. Wait what do you mean? I'm like,
Speaker 2: I like this non guitar. Wait what do you mean?
Speaker 1: This isn't one one side has like the round thing
Speaker 1: and the other side has the electric guitar like shark
Speaker 1: fin thing.
Speaker 2: The body shape Oh yeah, body yes, okay, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's all. I just know the shape. I don't know
Speaker 2: what it does. Yeah, I was.
Speaker 1: I just know Slash used to do that ship and
Speaker 1: I thought that was pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Man. I'll buy that for a couple of buds. About
Speaker 2: that for a couple of dollars. Uh.
Speaker 1: The guitar is made by sixteen Creative. Uh not a
Speaker 1: guitar company. It is a company that will just uh
Speaker 1: give you ship with like TACKI branding imprinted on it,
Speaker 1: including coffee action figures, t shirts, dipping sauces.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Wow, I feel like the Supreme Court is going to
Speaker 1: be like, mm sorry, sorry, Gibson, he can do that.
Speaker 2: It's an official act. That's an official act by the
Speaker 2: need to need to buy one to get ship or something. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like oh you don't have one.
Speaker 3: Oh well, then you actually can't be operating a motor
Speaker 3: vehicle on an interstate.
Speaker 2: That's right. Anyways, maybe you can make it up to
Speaker 2: your shitty uncle. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I was so excited about solving the dB Cooper sorry
Speaker 1: by saving him a couple one hundred thousand dollars, a
Speaker 1: couple tens of thousands of dollars on this one miles.
Speaker 1: That's gonna do it for it will this week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're oh no, it's not gonna do it. For
Speaker 2: this week. We have an episode coming out on goddamn Friday.
Speaker 2: That's right on goddamn Friday. That's what we call that,
Speaker 2: Friday Thanksgiving.
Speaker 3: On goddamn Friday, we will have an episode so you'll
Speaker 3: have something to decompress, a fun one the holiday. Tim bat,
Speaker 3: tim bat. Yeah, So enjoy that. Until then, have.
Speaker 1: A great Thanksgiving. You guys, be kind to each other,
Speaker 1: be kind to yourselves.
Speaker 2: More important, especially.
Speaker 1: Get your flu shots, get your vaccine, don't do nothing
Speaker 1: about white supremacy.
Speaker 2: And we will talk to you on Friday. Bye bye