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Hey, this is Trey. Thank you for joining us for another Tuesday's, which are all the

good side of things, I guess. We would get an extra hour of daylight. Spring is in the

air. College basketball. If you like that. However, all of that is mitigated by what's

happening in Ukraine, which doesn't impact us at all compared to the way it impacts the

Ukrainian people, but still, it's hard to not think about. We're almost a month into

the war in Ukraine. It's getting worse and not better. Sanctions and diplomacy have

not worked, not yet, at least, not in any discernible way. A journalist was killed over

the weekend, a rocket landed near Poland, but apparently not close enough for NATO to

want to do anything, which is a whole nother podcast. If it falls a foot on this side of

a boundary line, it's no big deal, but if it falls a foot on the other side of a boundary

line, apparently that's an active war. Ukrainian civilians continue to be killed. The US continues

to tell the world what it will not do. Yes, to be fair, the US is helping with the refugee

crisis 2.5 million refugees created by this war. Others probably who are not been counted,

fleeing the country. It's great to offer water and blankets to those who lost a house

in a fire, but it's even better to put out the fire and then go find the arsonist. You

can't just continue to treat the symptoms without, at some point, addressing the underlying

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