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What's up Jan? How are you doing Fitz? I'm pretty good. You said you have a

question for me. Yeah. So why do you still have a Facebook account? Is there

like any upside to Facebook these days? That's a good that's a good question.

I think one there's like laziness to ending it because realistically I feel

like Facebook is basically the digital version of the world's worst Thanksgiving

dinner. Everyone sort of shows up. They're a little bit loose with their tongues.

They start talking politics. They torch relationships and then they wake up

the next morning and they're like, did I really just do that? And on top of it

they realized that their Uncle Larry's his new wife Vladia was actually pouring

everyone an extra glass of wine just to facilitate all the drama all along. I'm

taking it that you don't think that there's much of an upside. I mean I'd like to

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