In my fridge, there's ice cubes. I guess my freezer there are ice cubes that pre-day COVID.

Are those of any value or can I get rid of them?

They will have a smell. There is a smell. I,

freezing isn't free. There's going to be a smell of those ice cubes.

But I'm wondering like more from like a like a curing the world standpoint.

Is there anything that could be locked in there from the days before

coverage.

Your suggestion is that all water has been radiated in some way with COVID air.

Impact, I don't want to say,

rate. Sure, sure, sure, sure.

And that the only water that might remain valuable

is like the polar ice caps, whatever like woolly mammists are kept in in your ice cubes.

Why are we so worried about the ice caps when everybody owns an ice maker?

Like we have the technology. Just pour them the technology just pour them out just pour them and you you put an ice maker up there and it just like sort of rattles them out onto the on to the ice

do you have Al Gore's phone number in these these ice cubes, do you see a mosquito frozen in any of them?

Oh, I haven't looked.

That's a good question.

I would love to wake a mosquito up from that circumstance.

Like imagine taking a mosquito out of Russ's fridge

and you melt it and the mosquito's like,

what in the fuck?

And the mosquito looks, you're like, what the scare you look, you're like,

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