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It's Friday, February 4th, 2022 from Peach Fish Productions. It's the Gest I'm Mike

Pesca. To me, Olympic opening ceremonies are like Cadbury Easter eggs or team dance competitions

on reality TV shows. If they were so good, we could have access to them all the time.

But this opening ceremony, like the drones in Tokyo and the London Olympics history of

the world through England, it had its charms, great use of video art. I like the stadium itself.

And of course, John Lennon's Imagine No Olympic ceremony is possible without playing

the hopeful song that never pans out and doesn't describe at all anything about the Olympics.

No countries. Well, now you tell me after the hour-long parade of nations.

And they like many of the nations will be introducing here the sporting.

Oh, I love the parade of nations. Also, you hear the three announcers in the background

with their three different versions of Madagascar. We hear that again. Ah, the variety

of human communication. I like the one weird fact about every country. I like the bizarre

headdress. No, no, the indigenous lovely headdress from the skier from East to Moore.

I love strong opinions and obscure competitors. Like a lot via Skeleton athlete, Martin

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