If more you supported the show, I'd be less sick of podcast for America.

God, there go.

Blavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavavas. Good-b-b-b-b-b-davav-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-G-Bibw-G-G-G-Bibw-G-G-Bless-Gibas.

Underneath breaths of deep gratitude and prayers for guidance and protection and put on a

did to redo and schmannic drumming track shivers or vibrations and stuff like that

underneath breaths of deep gratitude and prayers for guidance and protection and put on

a dijer ado andemannic drumming track, shivers or vibrations and stuff like that.

Underneath breaths of deep gratitude and prayers for guidance and protection, and put on a dejure do and

schemannic drumming track, shivers or vibrations

and stuff like that.

Before you supported the show, I'd be less sick of podcast. And again I lived in a nice place and my parents were good people it's not a problem

that it's it's an institutional endemic cultural thing there are no elders. If you have some you're

extremely lucky.

Okay guys welcome back to the Grandica show. We are going to be chatting with the one and

only Neil Kramer a little bit later. Big thanks to Neil for coming on the show and for

waiting over a month for the show to come out because of all the pre-recording for the vacation and everything else.

But I think it'll be worth the weight.

He was actually friends with, who was it, Niles Heckman, yeah, when we reached out to him, he said Niles had said,

we were good dudes.

So he decided to let us, let us pick his brain for an hour and a half or so.

Good Canadian dudes, eh?

That's right.

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