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Okay. Welcome back to Write Answers mostly a podcast on what you didn't learn in history class

that you really wanted to. You really wanted to. Actually, you may have learned about this one in

history class. Yeah, I did it. I don't remember. I'm like, what did I learn in history? I was

literally talking about this last night with Knaul that, because obviously

we're going to be talking about the Civil War today. And I was like, I don't remember learning

about the Civil War, which is insane. I know we did. I don't remember what grade. Same. I remember

my civics class, kind of, because my civics teacher said some really awful things and should be

fired. Really? Oh yeah. Should I say it? My civics teacher in Arkansas said that if we allow gay people to get married, then they're going to start letting animals and humans get married.

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