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It's Wednesday, January 27th, 2021. From slate, it's the gist I'm my pesca. So you want

to my take on GameStop, right? You're treating it as a game. Stop! Moving on on the show

today, I should be all about the lies of Joe Biden, why they aren't merely a difference

in degree, even an exponential degree compared to what we live through. But first, Derek

Del Guadio could be the best at his job in America. He has a special out on Hulu now,

directed by Frank Oz, called In and of itself. So, you may have noticed that I got into

the show a little quicker today than I usually do, and that's because I've been thinking

about this interview and this show in and of itself. So, the Hulu special is based on

a live show, which played in LA and then New York City for 560 performances. You walk

into the theater, there are hundreds of labels on a wall. They're all the size and feel

of a coat check tag, and they have descriptions on them, a mathematician, a madador, a blacksmith,

a daughter, the life of the party, an umpire, and you pick one, they come into play in a

specific way later. The entire performance, however, is a look at identity and labels and

the perceptions of what people are. So, the genre, the genre of the show, when I said

Derek Del Guadio is the best in America at his job, that job would be magic, and the

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