Probably more tasteful until after 9-11 passes anyway, and then, well, too bad, you're going

to be tasteful, which because our manager is a tyrant, so it's a fact that we are here

for a respectful, sensitive podcast. She is very good at her job.

Yeah, now we've gone commercial. We're being censored by our own employees, which is

exactly what's not in the slides. But today begins, today, yesterday began the trial

of the September 11th hijackers down in Guantanamo. And of course, we're going to be found guilty,

but they shouldn't be because they were tortured for information. This whole thing has been a farce

so I know it's not in the slides because I was too lazy to put it in, but

this country's sense of justice for what happened on 9-11 is that of a broken country with dumbass

ideas. And there's not any sense of justice anyway, but torturing people and then getting some

sort of kangaroo court conviction isn't my idea of a functioning system, but that's how the system

was designed to function in the first place. So yeah, the world is fucking terrible. Who gives a

shit? Next slide. Well, I mean, obviously we should we should we should start this episode

respectfully. I would like to say, please all rise for the national anthem.

Welcome to Well, there's your problem. It's a podcast about engineering disasters with slides.

I'm Justin Raznick. I'm the person who's talking right now. Anyway, now that we've weeded out

everyone without a sense of humor, let's go. No, they're going to stick around. My pronouns are

he and him got your ass. Alice Colful Kelly, she and her. You didn't say Liam. Yeah, Liam.

Yeah, Liam. Hi, it didn't seem appropriate. It's a summer occasion. You already, we already,

we already blew that. Hi, I'm Liam Anderson. My pronouns are he and him. And for those of us who

are going to leave mad replies in the comments, your government failed you and we're not the ones

to get mad at. We didn't crash the fucking plate into the Pentagon. I was about to say, yeah.

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