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Oh my god, we made it through 2020.

Almost. Almost. Almost.

Yeah, as a recording of this is a couple of days before New Year's Eve, but I'm projecting

forward to 2021. It is going to be a great year.

I've seen a lot of posts about how uncomfortable people are with the idea that 2021 sounds like 2021.

Oh yeah. And it did. I think it hit a lot of us. It crushed us.

But I think that 2020 Uno is going to be much better, though I'm going to try not to be too

enthusiastic about it and test fate. Yeah, okay. I understood. It's going to be, it's going to go

great. Sounds fair to me. Just pretty good, I guess. Last week of the year we've been

inundated with a lot of emails and messages which we appreciate Justin wrote this. I'm a lifelong

Cleveland native. I was nine years old in 1986 and I sold a couple of sponsorships for that balloon

fest cat was talking about. Oh my goodness. I vaguely remember the excitement leading up to it.

And then I remember we just never spoke of it again. Now I also got a message on Twitter

from Bruce, I think. And they said that Guinness World Records, they saw something that said that

they didn't acknowledge that that was the largest balloon release ever. And from what I read,

it was only mentioned in one of the books from like 1998 or something. So hard to say unless we buy

them. And well, I probably we should. Yeah, but if we're going to do that, we need to do it before

midnight on Thursday so we can write it off. Oh, okay. Sometimes I feel like David on

Shit's Creek when I don't entirely understand like, can I can I write that off? Question mark.

Question mark. I mean, it's sort of it's for me the podcast. It's kind of kind of my mantra

this time of year. Can we write that off? You go first today. Oh, okay. Someone had posted, I

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