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That's pretty much all the ads i can think about today

i figure i get them out of the way with first because today's a interesting day for me

podcast wise i almost didn't even do this uh the way that the world has been going lately

i would just be honest with you, it's

gotten me down. It really has. Now, this is about the, we're coming up on the fourth week

of, I mean, the fourth month, that is, of quarantine for me and my wife. I could, I mean,

I think it's more like three and a half months right now,

but fourth month is staring us in the face. And it has worn on me. It's not just the

quarantine. It's, it's, it's, it's everything happening in the world, and on the world stage.

I guess I'm just human and it's catching up with me.

It is zapped my enthusiasm for things like being funny or doing creative things that

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