Yeah, all my, all my coworkers are, we're all freaking out today about, about the election.

They weren't happy?

They were not happy.

They're going to move out of New York?

I think it's a little late in the day for them they're locked in it's like they own houses on statin island you know most of your

co-workers do you live in new york city uh yes actually bizarrely on this job, most of them do.

So they have a right, they have a right to be mad about this, but if you could pinpoint what their central problems were, what was it?

Well, you know, I've been thinking about this.

There's jokes, right?

Like people have been joking about what happens when Kami Mondami comes to power and

executions and Sharia law and like getting used to knowing what direction mecca is,

blah, blah, blah.

But these are all kind of jokes.

More seriously, I think that the guy who took it the most, the, the, the harshest was the oldest guy.

And I don't think that that's an accident.

I think that, you know, the operating engineer who's 60 something years old is responding to

this in a way that like younger people aren't.

When I said something like Nikki, relax.

We survived de Blasio, right?

He's like, De Blasio was an American.

Like say what you want about the guy.

He wasn't a Muslim, but, blah, blah, you know, this whole fucking thing.

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