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That's 855-450-0-3733 with you in the studio tonight. You've got Ian. And Conan.

Conan, welcome back to the airwaves. Thanks for having me. It's been a while. Has it been a year?

Half a year at least, right? It's probably been longer at half a year. So welcome back. Good to have you back here.

Johnson's going to be joining us. He's running a little bit late, so we'll see him here in just a moment. Coming up, you wanted to talk, of all things, about the Mayan calendar, the whole end of the world thing that was supposed to happen in 2012. Or maybe it did happen.

That's what I want to hear about coming up here in a little bit.

Plus, a Montreal law firm is now suing the company that makes the popular video game Fortnite.

And they're saying that, well, it's an addictive game.

So therefore, they should have to pay.

That's why people play it.

Now they're saying they should have to pay the people who are playing it or something because of Fortnite addiction.

We'll get into that story as well.

But in the international headlines tonight, there's the purported brink of a Brexit deal.

This may be happening soon.

It has been on the brink of maybe happening for two years. Actually, I checked it, Conan. We were wrong. It's actually been three years since they first voted for this thing. According to Wikipedia, it was in June of 2016 when 51.9% of participating

voters voted to leave the European Union. So more than three years ago, to this day, that's like

three and a quarter, three and a third of a year. Now, this would have

taken place at least that year. I'm thinking even a month after the initial voting if the Brits,

in fact, had firearms. Well, they've got firearms. Well, I mean, they've got a military or whatever.

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