Hello and welcome to Something's Off with Andrew Heaton. I'm your host, Charlie Chaplin.

And today I am about to be joined by Brian Brushwood, who is going to rant about the minimum wage and civil asset forfeiture, I will join him so that you will have a delightful

stereophonic tirade piped directly into your skull.

Afterwards, I'm going to clarify what I think is a really big deal that Jean Epstein and I got

into on Friday and I think that if I'm able to effectively communicate this, which I have hitherto

not done, but if I can, I think the whole podcast is going to make a lot more sense to you moving forward and I dare say the entire political environment.

I'm also going to unveil a brand new segment called Hints from Heaton in a few moments. But before then we've got to pay those bills. So let's talk

about this week's sponsor. You know, Christmas is coming up and a lot of us haven't quite finished

gift shopping yet.

Fortunately, our sponsor this week's a really cool company called Wunderkim Industries.

And I want to tell you about one of their fine products.

Now most people, if they have the option, would love to show up to work and have a fresh hamburger waiting

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Wouldn't that be nice?

I think it would.

But where are you going to get a medium rare hamburger at 9 o'clock AM just how you like it.

Sure you could swing by a drive-thru, but those bills are going to add up.

And even if they didn't, it's probably not a good idea to go to a fast food joint every meal

for the beginning of every day that that seems like it

gets you in some health trouble fortunately Wunderkim Industries has developed

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