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I listen to all the podcasts that I do, sometimes multiple times on walks I like figuring out if I need to do

something differently if I need to hit on certain topics you, sometimes when I listen to interviews,

I pick up a few things here and there.

And so I've been listening to a couple of the past episodes.

And I've noticed that I quote Phil Mushnick quite often from the New York Post and some

excerpts from his stories. And it made me think, why is it that Phil is on an island many times when he writes about the subject matter that he does?

And I'm going to get into what he wrote over the weekend in the New York Post but it made me think

Do people just want to turn their head to things that matter? You know you always always hear we talk about that all the time in this

podcast and you know you hear it now. If you see something, say something, right? If you go on a train,

you go on a subway, you go into a shopping mall, and there were signs everywhere, right? What do they say?

See something, say something.

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