Hey, everybody. It's me, Sam Stein, managing it at the Bullock. I'm joined by Tim Miller, who looks fresh from his Jubilee appearance. You look fresh. He looks good. How was it?

It's a fake if I look fresh, but I'm happy. I'm happy you think so. You know, look, I just wanted to do a little, give everybody a little treat for their Thanksgiving holiday. You know, I wanted everyone who is in a mixed family, you know, to have an opportunity

to turn on the Apple TV, turn on the YouTube, get together as a family, and watch me debate

20 Gen Z conservatives and model what it's like to have disagreement with people in good faith.

And that's something that everyone, not everyone, I guess that many people deal with during the

Thanksgiving season.

And this is an outlet for that disagreement.

When you say mixed family, what do you mean?

You know, I mean, some people that are Trump voters, you know, some people that are

Trump opposers, rather than throwing the gravy across the table, rather than, I don't know about you, Sam, but I think you have a pretty little bit more. Do you talk politics at Thanksgiving? It's not in a while. So we, uh, now we've come back around, but we, we ended up having Institute.

This goes in

conventional wisdom.

No,

no drinking.

No drinking.

Oh my God. around but we we ended up having an institute this goes against conventional wisdom no no drinking

no limited drinking like the thanksgiving let me like it went for one that's bad once me my brother

hit 21 Thanksgiving drinking went up like a lot and then the fighting or the family went up a lot

and so then we had to downgrade the drinking

and so now hopefully reach an equilibrium but usually it goes like this usually you're sitting around

it's like two o'clock and you're like is it acceptable to start drinking and then you're like yeah it is

and then you start shrinking and then it goes up and then it goes down.

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