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Hello, welcome back to the pod. My name is Josh Peck. This is Curious. Can you believe this?

Wow. Yet another week of this podcast, God, I'm having fun.

And I can't believe you guys listen and just thank you. Thank you for being here. How's your

week? I hope it's good. Little wrap up on the week. What's going on? What's happening in the

world? More World Cup, World Cup hasn't stopped. I know I talked about it last week. I'll talk about

it again. I enjoy it. It makes me feel more international. The haircuts are incredible.

They're all quite dramatic when they feel they've been fouled in any way. I've never seen such

incredible acting in my life. Then on the the football pitch, I believe it's called.

I think that's what they call the field. I don't know. I don't know terms, but I enjoy it. I like it.

It feels as though it brings the international community together. And for that, I like it.

Politics. I just don't feel smart enough to comment. And I wish more people

felt the way I do. Because I know inherently I'm smarter than other people. Not a lot.

But there's definitely a couple people out there that I have some superior brain power then.

And yet they feel comfortable enough to comment. It feels like everyone comments about what's

going on. And they rush to Twitter. And they make a well-crafted tweet for or against whatever

is going on in the political arena. And then they tweet it. They put their phone down. They take

a deep breath. And they give themselves a proverbial pat on the back. Like, well, I said my peace.

My work here is done. I wrote the shit out of that. That was 200 characters appear

biting brilliance. And maybe just maybe our president will respond. But more than likely,

I will just start a feed of a lot of people that agree with me. And some people that don't.

And vice versa. And it just I feel in my deepest heart all this social media commentary

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