We are the one doing the grocery shopping and we realize that force birth is not going to make this better.

What if I had three more people to serve? That would make this so much cheaper.

Yeah. That would not fix inflation. I would just like to officially stay.

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Every time we do this countdown, I'm like, you know, hyperventing lighting a little bit.

But while the actual election day is five weeks away here in Georgia. Early voting actually starts on

October 17th. So like literally two weeks away. This morning on NPR, I heard a guy, he was from

the Heritage Foundation and my heart kind of sank. And I was like, I got to keep it together. I have the

kids in carpool in here. But he said something good. He was like, look, if you're going to have, like, you know, early voting or like drop off ballot, just have, you know, we need to have secure drop boxes. And that's it. And I was like, is there anything else? Did they cut it off? I don't think they did. Like, that's fine. I can agree with that. He was like, Virginia's done a good job of that. And I was like, well, yeah. Do you all have drop boxes that are outside, though? Or do you have to drop, go inside of the precinct? I vote inside. And it's the DMV. And there's like a room. So I don't know the answer to that because I don't get an absentee ballot. So but he made it seem like there are because you describe them, like you have to be 24

hour surveillance and they can't be something that can be blown away or carried away.

We had outside ones, but in the last election, they took hours away and basically said it was

insecure and people were dropping off, you know, 50,000 ballots and at once and all that

crazy crap that they were saying. Yeah, because it's easy. Yeah. Here's the other thing.

It's easy for moms. So there's research shows that moms with little kids vote less often.

And it's not because how some politicians are like, oh, you just got to vote and like, you know,

get off your butt and vote.

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