It's becoming pretty clear that U.S. President Donald Trump is ripping up the political

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And we're sitting up here. Bring your heads get on your One of the We're going to please get all in our hands down.

We want to please get all in our hands to.

We want to please get all in our heads.

We want to do.

We're going to face there Yeah We're going to place down

All in my head is down

The thing I love about our new little, like,

Sick Boy HQ setup that we have here.

HQ?

HQ.

Straight out of it, straight from Bayvert, Newfoundland. Uh, the thing I love about Sick Boy HQ is that, A, we get lots of work done here, which is nice. Feels good, productive. I like it. B. Feels nice and homie on the set here. If you'd like to see the set, and you're only been listening with your ears, going over to YouTube and just give a little looksie. We're on YouTube. You can, uh, and while you're there, hit the subscribe button and knock the bell icon. That way you always know when we're putting out new content, which is every fucking Friday. You know it. But then the other thing I'd love about it is that over the this side of the set for our visual folks, you can't see it. But we got a nice little setup where

you know, like we can get work done, but also we can like come hang here sometimes. And

there's always like an a little, there's always like an orgy happening behind us as well.

Guys, I feel like, hey, Tom. Quiet. I feel like, yeah, don't put that in there.

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