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I found that cauliflower and mac and cheese to be offensive.

Hello, welcome to another episode of the Weeds, Fox's policy podcast on the

Panoply Network. I'm Matthew Glacias with me as usual. It's my colleague, Sarah Cliff,

and as Recline, we are recording, not live, I guess we're just recording, but from a

new facility here, which has more lights, less uncomfortable temperature. I totally disagree

about the temperature. Really? I think this is a pretty uncomfortable temperature.

Well, I'm not saying it's comfortable, I'm saying it's better. I have a point. I don't know what

we go through to bring you to podcast. The thing about podcasts is that you can't have loud air

conditioners running in the background, but you can have host sweating, which doesn't make noise.

Right, exactly. So it's sort of like the hot yoga of me. Which is good because I actually really

like doing hot yoga. Oh, I hate hot yoga. It's a lot to be a further wonk for you.

Well, Dave Roberts from Vox, who got me into hot yoga, could come on the podcast and explain

its joys. Yeah, yoga. It's really fantastic. Yoga podcast. It's like torturing yourself with

exercises. Yeah, it's so great. So good. Okay, but let's torture ourselves now with content.

We've got some great stuff coming up, some great research. We are instead of discussing the

debate. We've got some much weedsier news to talk about. But you know, we like to kick things off

a little bit, you know, just just just more evergreen. We actually got a reader email that

brought up a topic that I've actually long wanted to talk to you about Matt. So I'm going to read

I'm going to read the email. One, the emailer says I want to say thank you. I thoroughly enjoyed

listening to the podcast. It completely proves you all of adage to the devils and the details.

So I like this email. It begins with some compliments. It says, yeah, I thought an interesting

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