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Insensitivity training for a politically correct world.

Woody, Greg.

Hi.

Menace.

Hi.

Gina.

Hi.

There's C-Bass.

We are out here.

Sammy.

Hello.

Morgan is here.

Hey.

Did you ever get the, I don't know what they call it. Is it like a, it's like a harmonica? Hermannica. You use it for, you know, when you have a barbershop quartet, Greg, it's to get everybody in. The pitch pipe. Is that what it's called? That's what it is. The pitch pipe.

Is that what it's called?

And then they go, me, me, me, me. I have two. Oh. I do. Do you have it? Do you have a digital version. I have a digital version. I have a piano version. Okay. Okay. Because we're going to test Sammy. Yes. We were talking about, we had those videos.

Sammy was at the Atlanta's Morset show.

And it's like she's deaf. She can't, I don't know if she can hear to, or have the ability. Like when somebody goes, hey, do an impression of what, you just heard it. And yet it's not even in the ballpark. It's like, did you hear what the example was?

Or like, oh, okay, so here's how the song sounds, and she's just way off key.

Yeah, whatever the utter opposite of pitch perfect.

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