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All right, let's do this. How are you with the fuckers? What the fuck buddies? What the fuck,

Nick? What's happening? I'm Mark Marin. This is my podcast WTF. Welcome to it.

What? How is everybody doing out there? Seriously? L.A. was insane the last few days. And I've seen rain,

but this was special. This was torrential, apocalyptic, unending, seemingly unending,

but I loved every minute of it. I seriously loved every fucking minute of it. It was crazy.

I mean, I'll take water over fire any day. Even they can both be destructive,

but I'll take water. I'll take water every time and we need the water. I don't know where this

puts us in terms of drought or what have you, but I have to assume that groundwater meets something.

I have to assume that the ground water increased. I don't know. It's amazing how little I know

about almost everything. Yet I will, I'll make assumptions, but I'll be clear to not cite them.

I'm assuming that we got some water over the last three days of unending rain. So listen,

Austin Butler, I talked to him today. He's the best actor nominee for playing Elvis. He's also

seen him in once upon a time in Hollywood in one of the funniest scenes ever on camera.

Which I talked to him about. And also, if you're of a certain age, you know him from a bunch

of Nickelodeon and Disney Channel shows, like a lot. But boy, that's seen with Brad Pitt.

I get, I laugh just thinking about the scene with Austin Butler and Brad Pitt and once upon a time

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