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And now your host, Logan Secula.

The government may be shut down, but we're here still doing a show for you.

Welcome to Seculo.

My brother, Jordan Seculo, will be joining us in studio shortly, but right now it's just me and you.

So let's talk this through.

We're going to break down what this government shutdown means, why all of your friends

are calling you screaming, saying it's the end of the world, and why for many of us who have

been through this government shutdown before, many times, you know it's not.

It may be just that your friends finally started paying attention to the news. They probably never even noticed that the government has shut down so many times in their lifetime. But this will be the first shutdown since the record. We'll go through some of this record. 35 day closure that was in 2018 during President Trump's first term. We do have a breakdown. We're going to go through kind of leading you through. There are, you know, look, there's no good to this. No one wants a government shutdown. But we are going to break down what it actually means, how it's going to affect your daily life. There are some things, depending on your job. Obviously, if you work for the government, there will things. There will be things that do get affected. Public parks, public

museums, a lot of those in Washington, D.C. Many of those will be shut down as of today.

Those are the kind of things that start happening as the government has to figure out how to get

back to work after they failed to pass a spending bill. And this spending bill, by the way, and this is what says, it says on September 19th, I read it for you. The House passed a short-term continuing resolution, extending existing spending levels for government operations until November 21st. My 40th birthday. So you know what? Happy birthday to me. I get to celebrate a government shutdown. That's great. House Republicans adjourned

and leadership in town. They called it back into session in 48 hours. There's a lot of different

things that this will go through, including what they wanted, what the Democrats wanted. They

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