Almer's morning sickness.

The old method of treatment for a person in this condition was to throw him in jail.

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We're going to get you to work real quick today. Maybe the day will even go faster. How about that?

Here's a dumb guy moment. I don't know what

money's made of. Like the actual material? Yeah, but I do know this. I don't know how they do it. Like, you, okay, so I went into the

washer. I like, I'm like at the apartment I was washing clothes because I have clothes down at the H&H

ranch so I wash clothes and then I went into the dryer and when I pulled stuff out of

the dryer I realized that the paper receipts from my trip to Vegas because I had a few of those

slips that had like a dollar or two and I'm like if I go back in a couple weeks I'll just take these

with so I probably had like 25 dollars worth those little receipt vouchers from a slot machine or whatever.

So yeah, it's like it's money you just cash in later.

But then I had a couple of like regular receipts and then my, uh, the paper that I had to sign up to be a member of the Moose Lodge,

which now I have my actual card so I don't have to worry about that. That was in my pocket and it was wrapped up with a couple of $20 bills. And so when I pulled everything out, there was

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