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You got a three-man junk show trying to get you to Thanksgiving,

trying to get you to the turkey day break in a couple days.

You got John Paul Flame right there.

What's up, Kakesy?

What's up?

Eric Pickle right there.

Morning.

No Jason Bishop over there.

I don't know what he's up to these days.

He's asking for us to pay him for our survivor pool.

I know.

I sent him the Venmo.

I did it so quick. I was at the gym.

Jason sends his email or text, group text to us. It says, hey, boys, can you pay up 100 bucks?

And I did it. And I guess I hit request. He usually doesn't text back quickly. He texted

back with him. He was like, dude, you hit request. Yeah. All right. Send. When I saw that, that request, I was wishing deep down that I had already somehow paid. But I mean, I didn't really keep track of it. I should have scanned back through my Venmo. But I, like six or seven hours later, I eventually paid. He always says we're good at the beginning. I know, I know that you just kicked the can down the way.

I knew I hadn't paid. I just thought that I was still technically alive. Most of me knew I had not paid, but I was just holding out hope that I realized I was in for a hondo. So he's doing basically the exact same thing he does even when he's working. Yeah. He's still going through his notebooks, checking his survivor pools.

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