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You can feel a feeling, you can feel a feeling

Alright ladies and gentlemen welcome to CagCast episode number 467 on my host GPD here in Long

Down New York. Welcome to part one of a five part election special. The CagCast

election special. We'll only be talking about the upcoming elections for the next five weeks.

Wombat I'd like you to start off and talk about education. Education is good. Perfect. I disagree.

I just dumped my desk over in anger. Sorry. They bought their tickets. They knew what they were getting into.

I say let them crash. I'm still like mad from my road rage. That's from airplane.

I know. Yeah. I know you know. Anyway talk about your road rage. I was.

Where was I going actually? I was picking up Mrs. Cheepy from the train station and ties home.

Tiesick. Ties got a fever. Ties in bed at home. I have a very short drive to the train station. It's extremely short.

I would normally you know when I take the train I walk. Let's put it that way.

But Mrs. Cheepy is very tired at the end of the day. It's a very big hill. So I pick her up. I pick her up in the car.

So I pull out of my driveway. There's like one street that goes up a hill. It's very short distance from my house.

Not like 10 seconds after I started driving somebody starts honking behind me.

And I'm like oh. Like what's happening right now? I turned around and see the taxi cab.

I was like is something pouring out of my car behind me because I'm just driving like a normal person would drive on this road.

And I don't know what's going on. And we get up there and he sees honking and then we get up to the traffic lights or red light and stop.

And he stops behind me. Eventually light turns green and I start pulling into the intersection.

And you know I'm not I'm not flooring the car. But you know it's there's a lot of traffic in front of me like there's nowhere to go.

So I'm not you know I'm driving like a normal person would drive a normal car.

And it's a residential street. There's a car 20 feet in front of me like nobody's going anywhere.

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