Alright, I'm Rowan. You Rowan. Jesus. Yes, I'm Rowan.

Okay, so what what was it that finally finally broke your brain?

I was screwing it for you tell me it for you tell me for you tell me I just want to point out a

couple things you've lived through. There was the great. If you don't like Beyonce, you don't

like Beyonce, Facebook, Skirmish of 2013. One for the ages, there was 9-11. What else was there?

You've been through some shit but this is, well this is the kicker. Yeah, well I was just

perusing this story because there were some Letcher County people in it.

Interesting. Politically opposed groups find common ground through conversation on CBS news.

It's about like this trading places type program where like rich liberals from the northeast

come down to Appalachia and get Trump supporters and then take them back to their

environs and have hard conversation on ground. Yeah, they asked the tough questions of one

another. Yeah, they eventually talked politics. People on both sides felt insulted, misunderstood,

but the gun lovers and tree huggers all survived. That's pretty good. This isn't what broke my

brain though. You would think that this would be the thing that broke it but this is not it's

okay. So this story is part of a larger series on CBS news called Unifying America.

It's about bringing people together through a common conversation.

Well, one of the installations in that series is about something called racist

anonymous. So let me let me just play you the opening clip. This is the first thing I heard.

Okay. Hi, I'm Tiffany. I'm a racist. It's surprising to hear.

Shocking to hear. It's so surprising. That's funny. Like even if you were racist,

that's such a hilarious thing to like lead to identify with. Yeah.

Like terms you write in days that be like he's saying, like I don't go and say, hey,

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