Okay. Welcome to the episode. Hi. Oh, boy. David's hosting today. Oh, yeah. And you're supposed to introduce yourself, David, remember? You just did. Okay. Well, David, this is where you go. I'm your host, David. I don't, I, I, I have a horizontalist rhizomatic idea of power.

David's an anarchist now.

I am anti-edipal.

There are thousands of plateaus.

Oh.

These were I was asking you the other day to help me with delus and guitary jokes because I had gone to the delusional well

I mean yeah already which is the obvious one right right right uh-huh well this is your host

David today and I'm your co-host Madeline for anybody new here I somebody just recommended

the podcast to a friend and it's their first time listening I disc disclaim the role of host. Okay. I am the talker. And the researcher. Yes. The host, if you will. Sure. Okay. So we're in part three. And we're talking about the Armenian Genocide. And first of all, I wanted to talk because I was like talking, I was talking to the guy. I spent a lot of time talking to the guy at the stop and robbed by my house. Right. That's just a corner store. Yes. Yes. I've never heard that as the saying for it. This is what everyone called the food king or whatever it was in Fresno, the one on what, Maroa. Yeah, I lived right next to that. I never heard anybody call up that.

This is what I always called it.

But I spend a lot of time talking to the guy at the little corner store by my house.

I don't know why, but he always wants my opinion.

He asked my opinion about Iran last time.

Oh, that is weird.

And I was like.

What did you say?

Well, in spite of what insane right wingers may say, uh, no one is going to be thanking the United States for liberating them into a

grave. Right. Like I think, which I think is the same thing.

That's a very like PC mixed company response.

I think that's good.

Well, it's just like, right, like you could come up with like a fever dream fantasy, you know,

from like George Tenant's head, right?

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