All right now.

All right, Jessie, I don't want to do this, but you told me to ask you how you're feeling,

so how are you feeling?

Thank you for asking Katie, I'm feeling a little bit perplexed right now.

Why? Not that I care but why? Well you know everyone who listen to this podcast

knows that I am sort of the paradigm of the undecided voter. I am baffled by who to vote for because as far as I can tell,

Trump and Kamala are so close. They're basically the same person.

There's no noticeable differences.

So what I was gonna-

He is black.

She is white.

And it's just, it's very confusing.

So what I was gonna do is what I've done in every election since I could vote.

Flipper coin. Wait for the Washington Post to tell me who to vote for.

And then today, I find out they're not going to tell me anything so I am totally lost I'm open to

Suggestions from listeners about who I should vote to vote to vote to or vote for I don't even know what the right term is

So yeah, I can't even know what the right term is.

So yeah, I can't believe the Washington Post has abdicated its responsibility to tell me who to vote for.

I am lost.

You know, I'm in the same position, but I don't rely on the Washington Post judgment.

I rely on the Los Angeles Times judgment and they have also decided, well they actually didn't decide in both cases

it was a mandate from above not to endorse candidates at least for the presidential election.

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