Got to keep all on the right side.

You got to keep all of the right side.

I said in my paycheck called my little boost.

That's okay now I've got to be able to be.

Keep on the right side. You got to be on the bright side.

The earth, the trees, water, plants.

I love it, I love it too. But I think it's getting...

We're making it worse. I don't.

But, but we need to face it and fight it. I don't fuck you, you bitch. Well, fuck you, you

whore. Well, why don't you suck a cockadoodle do?

Oh, well, well, how about I just go and lance an arrow into your heart?

Oh, well, how about I just spread a bunch of your nudes on Facebook.

Hey, guys, how you doing? This is the brighter side. That was the wonderful Amber Nelson. I'm Ed Larson. And joining us as always is Mr. Eddie Ewing. Say hi. Hi. All right. There you go. Energy. Yes. Yes. All right. So today we are talking about climate change. But before we get into that, I like to check in. I've been out of town for a couple of days. How you've been? What do you've been up to, Amber? I've been learning Spanish. Really? Yes. Well, I wanted a hobby that doesn't include drinking. Yes. So I've been learning Spanish and I'm taking jiu-jitsu classes.

Zapatos. What does it mean?

Zapatose.

Shoes.

Oh.

Donde is to Zapateria.

Don't you have shoes?

Where is the shoe store?

Where is the shoe store? Man, I need to get better at this. You know, an important thing I learned from my co-worker who's Spanish, you don't say, because so caliente means hot, but whenever it's hot outside, you don't say, Moe calente, because that means I'm horny. Oh, yeah. Yeah, but if you presented a bowl of soup that was very hot,

you say, moi caliente la soupa, that means the soup is hot. Oh, okay, I can see that. Yeah,

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