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Recorded live from the Cornfield Resistance, where our curtains only cost around 50 bucks.

It's the professional laugh with drift glass and blue gal.

And the ones that I sewed in our house didn't even cost that much.

Some of them I made myself.

But Curtains was an apt word for the debate last night. Yeah.

It's Curtains for Nikki Haley.

You know, when Tim Scott, of all the things you can come after someone on, decides to come after you on some obscure, how much of the curtains cost at the State Department under Trump, or was that paid for by Obama that that I guarantee you, no one knew what they were talking about outside of those two and a handful of really, really deep Republican nerds.

Right.

It was ridiculous.

It did remind me of like a slap fight in the faculty lounge of the worst community college in town.

You know, it's this kind of bitter.

We know each other really well, but we both with the same job and these grudges coming out.

And nobody outside that little click of people knows what the hell anyone was talking about.

Yeah.

And the hatred is so deep because the stakes are so low. Exactly. Well, who's, I forget who said

that, like Kissinger or somebody. Yeah, yeah. But academic fights because the stakes are so low. And the

stakes really are low. This is, these are called the primary debates, but they should honestly be called

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