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Welcome to I've had it, America's top DEI podcast.

We are a Beaver Down. Pumps, my glorious co-host is off in Maine.

And Josh, my husband, is subbing for her.

Hello, hello.

And we have a very special guest, Emma Vigalant, from the Majority Report.

And you guys, I want to start a rumor about pumps. You know, I've always told Pumps should be a good lesbian. So she's off to Maine for a girl's weekend. Oh, fun. So the rumor I'm starting is that she's in Maine doing lesbian things. I'm happy to further that rumor. Right. Yeah. I've heard similar rumblings. Yeah. Have you heard that, Josh? I've heard it for a couple of days now. I think there's some truth to it. Many people are saying, isn't that what Trump would say? Everybody's talking about it. She's going to be in her J-Crews sweater on the beach holding hands with another woman. Yeah. I mean, Maine is the place to do it. I feel like there's a lot of flannel. There are a lot of Subaru's.

I'm not trying to be too stereotypical here, but it's also absolutely beautiful up there. And hopefully, Graham Platner is the next senator from, from Maine. Maine is one of the more beautiful states in the country. It should get talked about a little bit more.

You got Portland. It's great coastline. Look, I'm an East Coast person, so I'm a big fan. Yeah, we've got to get rid of Susan Collins. Oh, yeah. I mean, there's no reason that she should still be in office. Like the problem is that we keep putting up these corporate Democrats that keep losing and not connecting in Maine because it's a very specific area, as you know, coming from a red state.

Yes.

It's a different dynamic, obviously. It's more rural and it's northeastern, but you have to be of the community to be the Republican like her.

Yep.

All right, let's everybody go around the table and share their grievances for

today. I'll start. Okay. I've had it with people abusing your cell phone number. And let me

give you an example. So my real job, I'm an interior designer, not a podcaster. And I've been doing

that for over 25 years. and now we've all shifted

from landlines to cell phones so my clients have my phone number and oftentimes I

wake up and I get up really early at like five and I'm in the zone I'm doing

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