Well, first of all, we're recording at the Dalton McGinty Studios today, also known as my apartment.

Luke knows this. We've been with the life. Wait, I,

do I know this? Is this, is this where you live? I thought this was the Dalton McKinty Studios.

You're not going to report me to the authorities for living at the workplace, are you? I always knew

you were doing sketchy stuff with your taxes. We've been without heat here for much of the last

week. It has been restored. It was restored yesterday. We're been without heat here for much of the last week. It has been restored. It was

restored yesterday. We're still without electricity in much of the apartment. This is,

this is kind of a funny story that I want to share with the listeners. You see, the furnace system

has been a problem on this property for at least the last 14 months. And the on-off solution

has been, go down, turn it off, turn it on. And that for a while

would last a while. And then armies of electricians have come in. It's like the home heating

equivalent of like when your N64 game wouldn't work and you'd blow on the cartridge. And then

after a while, the blowing just stops doing anything, if indeed it did anything at all in the first

place. And the landlord in his infinite wisdom thought, oh, well, we've got the problem solved.

And it's like, again, as the problem has gotten worse and worse, as the on-off solution has been

off more and more. And like, this was fine during the summer, of course, because...

You don't need heat.

You don't need heat. But in late November, it starts to be a bit of a

problem. And then the on-off solution just stopped working. And I should say, just as a point of

information, in the last kind of week, it has really started to feel like late fall to early winter

in Toronto. Temperatures have gone down quite a lot. So the heat just stopped working all together,

and negotiating with the landlord during this

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