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may be a breakthrough in a COVID treatment talked about that very early in the show to today

we'll we'll try to get to that again. Yeah, I've been Britain. I want to hear that. What's

the story about a woman in a Verizon store? Can we just you can see that? That's not good.

You can believe not wearing masks. They've asked several times and she's refusing. They're

calling back again and advise that that female now folder pants down and is tyrannating inside

the business. Long story short, Gal refuses to wear a mask in a Verizon store. The good folks

work in there tell her, hey, you got to have a mask on her. You got to go. She argues for

a while. They say, no, seriously, you got to go. She pulls down her pants and urinates

on the floor. I'll show you. She says now as I understand later, she was apprehended

with some stolen goods from a different department store, which got my Sherlock Holmes

Ian instincts kind of revving. And I'm wondering if this is kind of a smoke bomb to get out

of stores with stolen merch in your pockets. Right. So that's a good pantless and peeing.

Well, no, the being maskless and being belligerent thing. Oh, the point draw a lot of attention

is weird, but the, but just from the okay, I'm getting out of here that right. You're

not going to get frisk. Well, no, no, no, no, I'm sorry. Your theory doesn't.

Peeing is not weird. It doesn't. It's perfectly normal. Everybody pees in the middle of

a Verizon store. No, well, that's different. Your theory doesn't hold water or urine

shone. Here's what's happening is that lady is the distraction. Her confederate is stealing

the stuff. And it was her turn to be the distraction in this Verizon store. But the reason

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