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We spent all week talking about Sarah Winamucka.

That was not the plan.

I was not expecting this to be a two-part episode.

And as a one-part episode, it would have come out many weeks earlier than it is, in fact, coming out.

Because for reasons, we had multiple consecutive weeks where one episode was already spoken for,

and we like to have our two-parters both running together in the same week.

And so once I realized it was a two-part episode,

it was like, well, this is not going to come out for several weeks later than I had planned,

which is fine.

It just means that we are recording this behind

the scenes on October the 29th, and it is not going to come out for almost a month, maybe exactly a

month. That time will fly, so...

Time, yeah, time will fly. We will be away. I think it's exactly, it's exactly a month that this, before this will come out. For a week of that, you and I will be away. But then we will be back and this episode will already be recorded. Well, well, well in advance.

I said in this episode I really admire a lot of things about Sarah Winamucka,

and I also understand how controversial she can be.

Oh, yeah.

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