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Bye. Bye. So next that so that so that so right after that, you know,

there's no shortage of stallions in this table.

It's Lenny and Squicky.

It's like, hello, because a guy shows up on a horse.

David, I think his name is, shows up on the horse that leaves,

that's that poor horse

we don't know where the horse is still that isn't found the horse is

yeah by see yeah that like Pascal is not having it like I do not like this horse. I do not know why this man has to show up on their horse and like show us up. He's not having any and he goes, the horse has left. He does not like the man either. And the horse just takes off, just gone.

Probably scared by production.

Probably, yeah. It was, it seemed scary. And so that guy's a rancher and he doesn't even know what to do.

How you're not a great rancher if you're like oh well the horse is gone.

He doesn't even realize the horse he's like I'd really like you to meet my oh oh yeah it was

that his horse I wonder if like if that's his horse does he have to you know put up like

signs around the neighborhood like you know you're in a

gora I it's kind of a long story but I was I don't like when you put animals on

television for no reason no I don't. Yeah like let's let the horse

rest unless he's just super into it or she. Okay now this is interesting. You didn't want to

misgender the horse you're like my God, I'm so sorry.

So we get a letter from somebody. They're like,

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