Hey, Haram! Once again, the smartest man in the world, Proofcast, takes the Eater.

Here, from the frozen shores of Lake Erie, in the very center of these United States,

in the most saluvious surroundings possible, the confines here of the most radical comedy

club in all of downtown Cleveland, ladies and gentlemen, rural recording live, here

at Hilarites, on the corner of Eastforth and the Inquit, in the festive entertainment

district, across from the CVS and the Bazaar subway, and the frozen ass fucking streets

that have piles of ice on them that stand up like horrible stalagmites that take away

your soul when you fall on them hideous brown embuffments of fucking ice and shit poured

together to create a kind of ad-artic, you know what this place is? Right now, Hoth!

All I'm missing is my taunt on to ride in on, man, but I'm about to cut one open and sleep

in it tonight and shit. I don't want to say it's cold here, but I found the diary of

a lost Arctic expedition on the front of my hotel. Wow, it's exciting to be back in Cleveland.

We haven't been here for several years. The last time I was here in Cleveland, it was

the beginning of the Occupy movement and I went over to the park and went to the very

first day of Occupy, Cleveland. Exactly, it was so much fun. It was right near the big

gloss, Oldenburg sculpture and stuff like that. And here we are some three or four years

later after Occupy and it can still be felt, can't it, all the time. The fact that Mitt

Romney lost, I think it has a great deal to do with the fact that Occupy illuminated

the fact that when someone like Mitt Romney runs the president says, you know, there's people

in this country who expect food that perhaps something was wrong with that situation.

The fact that President Obama at the State of the Union actually mentioned women's wages the

other night for the first time in fucking six years. Oh, yeah. Oh, no. Believe me, they're scared

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