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Welcome back, everyone to Hutzpod, ancient texts, modern times, porum edition.

Love porum.

Do you? Do you have like, um, porum memories from growing up?

Yeah, we, we would dress up. I'm sure that it must have been with Hashemar, Hudsonia,

or in Toronto that they would have like a poor party for the kids.

And then I asked my dad and he said that his parents had like a huge porum party with all of their

friends every year where they would dress up. It was like a huge like at a hall catered all that like

of just a big shebang. And I thought, oh, that must have been so nice for them to, like, have that community and just have a good night out and all dress up and celebrate.

I don't know how much of the actual story they were celebrating or that they knew. I don't know if it

was just a chance to, like, get together and drink,, but and dress up. But he reminded me of that.

And I remember seeing photos of my grandparents dressed up and us dressed up as kids.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, for those of you who are newer to Porum, we will explain the backstory behind what Sarah's talking about.

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