Let's not waste any time. We have a brand new episode of Klein Alley Show to share with you,

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And speaking of hassle, here's another episode of Klein Alley Show.

We've said before, if you think of some of the greatest things we have in this country,

they have been imported from other countries. We always say from epaise to twas. Some of your favorite things started elsewhere. And Subaru's. Someone was smart enough to say, let's bring that right here to America. There's something happening in another country that we need to decide with your help. Should it be an import or should it be an export? And I think that as I look over some of the many things we've discussed previously, Ali, from other countries, there's some countries that have adult-only airplanes, no kids allowed.

We decided let's import that immediately.

Amazing.

There's the hire someone that can rescue you from traffic happening in other countries.

We believe that should be brought here.

That was like, okay, you're sitting there going nowhere on the freeway, and a guy in a bicycle will come up and switch to spots with you. Certain countries are giving their employees hangover days, hangover leave, where they can go ahead and leave if they're feeling hungover from partying the night before. That I didn't agree with. That's on you if you have a hangover. And then there's the countries that, everyone knows the hangover is just you fake sick with something else, even though you're hung over. And then we voted that there's a country that is limiting how long you can say goodbye to people at airports. Oh, that's right. The three minute goodbye. Anything over three minutes you get a ticket. I believe that was Netherlands or something. And we said, let's bring that here immediately.

There's no need for the big, you know, 25-minute send-off where people are jammed up at LAX

trying to make their flight.

I've never done more than a one-minute goodbye.

How long does a goodbye really last?

Sometimes just a lot of hugs and kisses.

God.

Where are they?

How long are they going for?

Sometimes the goodbye starts over because it takes a long.

Right.

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