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If you want to join the show, that's how you do it, although there's also the Discord on-air call-in-line rooms over at Discord.LRN.fm, and that is a way for you to sound almost like you're sitting here in the studio with us. And tonight, that us includes me, Ian. Richie Rich and Mark. So, as always, you can bring up what you want. We've got, you know, of course, news that we bring in. I know Richie on the way, there's some, I guess, news from, what is it, New York cops, photoshopping mugshots? Yes. That's an interesting story. I don't know if it's New York cops, but this comes from the New York Times. I also found it in some Oregon newspaper earlier in the week. So I was hoping that this one had an update to the story as well. Yeah, so we can talk about that. Plus gun sellers, apparently selling guns on Facebook, which is a no-no. But somehow they've found some sort of a loophole or workaround.

We can discuss that.

Plus, American Indian headdresses have been banned at a music festival in, well, of course, San Francisco.

So these are all things that, you know, are on deck, but we may or may not get to them because it's open phones every night here on Free Talk Live.

And we are expecting a special guest to join us here in just a few moments on, actually, our Discord server.

He did just join the Discord.

So I'm not sure when he'll pop into the on-air call-in-line rooms, but we'll get to our guest and introduce him when the time's appropriate.

So let's start with the headdress thing from the Daily Mail.com.

U.K.

American Indian headdresses have been banned at San Francisco's Outside Lands Music Festival, according to organizers, the feathered headpieces which have become a controversial

fashion trend at music shows across the U.S.

I can see it from here.

Finish the headline, because the second part of the headline's funny as to why.

Oh, the rest of the headline?

So banned this festival to prevent hipsters from wearing them as to claim it, the Daily Mail.

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