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Kyle Serafin.

Well, hello, my friends, and welcome to the Kyle Serifin show for Wednesday.

And it is January the 28th.

We are coming to the end of January.

And man, it's ugly out there.

And I don't just mean the weather here in Texas where people can't drive.

Let me just do a little bit of housekeeping right up front.

For those of you that wanted to respond to my post yesterday, about two little specific things that I said about Texas. It's always funny. If you poke a Texan, you will get

their ire. And this meme really gets people in Texas going for some reason. Number one,

don't argue with me that you know how to drive in the snow or the ice. Maybe you do, but your neighbors don't. So let's be real. And I don't mean that as neighbors in the communist sense. I mean the people that actually live next to you. They don't know how to drive in the snow. And I watched them. And I did. And the second thing that I got is that people said, well, Austin isn't real Texas.

Ladies, gentlemen, people who live in Texas, how many of you can walk out your front door and in a few minutes, let's say like three to five, you know, smack a cow in the butt, give a chicken a hug, give a sheep or a goat a hug.

I live next to all that. So don't tell me I don't live in real Texas. But we did get some people really riled up. They were very upset that I said Texans can't drive. It's a universal fact. And the reason is, is because we don't really get winter here. We don't get winter on any given basis. And we don't actually have snow plows or salt trucks or the ability to go out and fix this thing. So, all right,

take it easy now. All right. So we're going to get into today's program and we're going to be

talking about this concept that has floated out there. Now, suddenly people on the political

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