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With me this week is my fine wife, Carol. Say hello, Carol.

Hello, I'm fine. Wow. Yep. Thank you for the compliment.

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were two ordinary Canadian schmows chatting about crime in the Dark Side of history. Let's get to it.

Put on your tube, grab yourself a double-double and in the Nymow bar. It's time to scarf down some

dark Poutine. Where's the beef? It's back in the 80s at Burger King apparently. We went in the way

back machine.

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