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Oh, yes.

The Bert Show. I just think that I thought of a brilliant yeah I'm going to use the word

brilliant on myself here for just one second a brilliant way to incentivize

people to vote now we already said we're not going to be talking about

politics or taking sides we want this to be a sort of a safe place away from politics because it's so damn stressful right now.

What's the stat I was reading? 65% of people are stressed out about the election, like really it's affecting their lives.

So we want to be away from that, right?

However, I think we can all agree on this.

The amount of text messages that we are getting from the candidates and the

political parties is ridiculous. Am I wrong? Is it just me? No. It's heavy.

I get some, but I don't get like I don't I'm not getting him every day. I am. Oh yeah, I'm getting three or four a day

Some of them get really aggressive right to try to like guilt you into voting for their candidate or I feel like I had like the

nice boys texting me they're like hey have you voted yet smiley face just checking in

on you and I'm like leave me alone I'm voting I'm a woman in America of course I'm voting this election. It's

super duper annoying. Okay so here's the brilliant plan okay? You

incentivize people to vote and once they vote the text messages must stop from both

candidates. All right have you done early voting yet I have not but I'm

planning on going on Wednesday.

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