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Wow, I, there were so many places for me to jump in there, but I didn't and I think I should be given points for that. I would just like, no thank you. I would like my things.

Coming up on the show today, by Pac, okay okay it's this new term that all the girls are using these

days and I got some questions that we gonna break down in our fan tie by

pop but first we're going to do our past the popcorn, okay?

And it's all about this vaccine that people is talking about.

That's right, there are now two different vaccines that are showing some promising results in their trials, though they are not yet through the approval process for distribution quite yet. Now, they are, according to Dr. Fauchy, the Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease.

He says if all goes well, some vaccinations could start being distributed as early as December for those who need them the most, which is always an interesting asterisk

depending on how you look at who needs them the most today there was a study that

came out and said more than half of the people who died of coronavirus in in the first half of the year

were black and brown folks, which.

This reminds me, I just had a flash

to the scene from Set It Off, where Kimberly Elise's character says I need that money.

You don't have to do that.

What's interesting though as the vaccine gets closer I'm curious are people planning to take it I know there's a lot of different feelings about it

And not to sound like an anti-vaxer, because I'm definitely not one.

That's a whole other conversation.

There's this plenty of reason, though, to have some pause about a vaccine that's been developed so fast and is being

marketed as you know significantly more effective than the flu vaccine. I did not

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