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Greetings, comrades, and welcome to the eastern border.

This time coming to you straight from the southern United States, where I have been spending some time.

Spend some time in Boston in the conference, then spent a week in New York.

Thank you, Sunil. Sonnell was my great host with his girlfriend, Hannah, and they were just amazing people.

And I, you know, looked around and visited to the Roosevelt Museum. And I was in Brooklyn. And it was great.

I really, really enjoyed being in New York, except that Times Square burned my eyes.

Right now, I am experiencing a lack of my usual microphone, so I apologize because of the sound distortion, everything, but I'm using an analog mic, which is plugged into a digital adapter,

which is then plugged into a micro-usb adapter, which is then plugged into a female-to, which is then plugged into a female to male USB port that connects to the computer, which basically causes terrible echo and microlags in my ears. But I just want to bring out this episode for you because it's an important one. And it's a subject that was given to me by a Swedish lady, a friend of

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