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So, we should food ethics be taught in school alongside nutrition.

Oh, that's an interesting question. Food ethics, like I would think that that's like against

for factory farming is what I would teach in school.

Yeah, I mean, I think that would be great. I think the more we can talk about food and

have it enter the conversation right now, we don't talk about food really at all.

Do your kids in school yet? My two-year-olds in preschool.

Because, you know, you're gonna have to look at what they give in fallonch in school.

I pack her lunch. But like in schools, don't they?

Oh, pack her lunch, so. She likes carrots and pickles and stuff like that.

But not broccoli. Who should like broccoli in the garden?

In the garden. As long as she picks it. I make her go out and pick it.

Can't pack the garden. Oh, that's lunch.

The whole garden in the back. Rick Wilson, why do religious fundamentalists give Trump a pass

on behavior that they otherwise condemn? Well, it's in the book of Poon Tang, verse 7.

What the f**k does that?

And it says, thou shalt allow the Donald to f**k porn stars and let him get away with it.

No, it's just, it's a, it's a, imagine a giant Mount Everest-sized pile of hypocritical bullshit.

And that's where they are on the peak of that.

I hope forgotten that word, Poon Tang.

Now, there you go. Sounds, sounds indian.

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