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What you know, Alibis, I'm a day late in a dollar short with this update. I'm sorry, but I was

ready to roll at 1215 this morning. My internet was not. It was kind of in and out. It was choppy,

so I just didn't want to put that out. So here I am, cup of coffee in hand, after I do this,

back to day 17. We got day 17 starting today. Yesterday was insane in that courtroom in a lot of ways,

but first we are going to do our song, Fact of the Day. I love Woodstock. I need to show you guys,

like a tour of my studio. I have some Woodstock stuff here, but the farm where Woodstock was

held was a working dairy farm. And so before the festival started, they kind of got the cows in

one area to keep them away from the concert goers, but people ran over the barrier, knocked down

the fence. So essentially, they just decided to let the cows wander around and mix with the attendees

of Woodstock. And one of the employees of the farm, his name is George PV, probably was, it's been

a long time, told the United Press International that the cows and the music fans seem to be getting

along together just fine. Also an interesting fact about Woodstock. Financially, it was not profitable

in the beginning. They were in debt over $2 million for putting that on. Mainly because they

pre-sold 100,000 tickets, but once word got out, they couldn't do crowd control, so 300,000 people

got in for free. All right, we're going to resume day 16 yesterday's testimony in the George

Wagner trial. If you remember, his ex-wife, Tabitha, ended the day on the 15th on the stand. She was

still on direct exam. That continued into yesterday morning. So they resumed the testimony with her

talking about the family dynamics at the Wagner house. And she said it was obviously really controlling

and very strange. If Angela made a rule, you followed that rule. She said when she had her son and

was in the hospital breastfeeding, Angela said since her son was still crying, he wasn't full,

and she needed to switch from nursing to formula. So there were some objections around this. I'm

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