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That wall show. There are a lot of good reasons to not be very excited about the fact that

Bernie Sanders is running for president again. He just announced today officially that he's

running for president. He's going to make another run at it. And there are plenty of reasons

to not support his run. He's a nutty socialist for one. That's probably the main thing.

His age also does matter. Age is not just a number. Age is a physiological reality. It's

not just, oh, age is just a number. No, no, it's more than that. It represents the amount

of time that you've spent on earth and unfortunately, in a reality where only death and taxes are

certain. It means that as we embark on this inevitable unceasing march towards our

own demise, and as we get closer to it, we start to break down physically. It just, it

happens. It's happening to me right now. I'm only 32. It's happening already. I'm

already doing the thing at 32 where you, you know, you walk into a room and then you

can't remember why you walked into the room or where you're looking for your phone. And

then you tell someone to call your phone and then you look at your hand and realize, oh,

I was holding it the whole time. So I'm already doing that at 32. Sanders is 77. He'll

be 79 in 2020. So if you were to win the presidency, which of course he won't, but if he did,

he would be 79 at that point. The average age of death for Americans is 78, which is actually

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