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Handsome Air and Airport. It's done. The election is over. We will never have to hear about politics

again for the rest of our lives, I hope. Yeah. Well, I guess that means we'll be in a dictatorship

if this is the last election ever. Oh,. Damn it. Maybe we'll have other elections.

Did you survive? Like, has it been a rough few days for you listening to it over and over again

and hearing everybody argue about different stuff? I was really interested in it and I was very

invested in this election. So there was a good degree of entertainment value to me. So entertaining

in the sense that I was extremely engaged on the edge of my seat all night, waiting for the

results to come in, following it heavily leading up to it. So yeah, I was pumped for election night.

I was sweating bullets. And I'm not going to get into which side I was on or who I voted for, anything like that. However, I was very, very invested

in this election. Yeah, I stayed up watching it as well. I always do. It's interesting. But I just think like this

election in particular seems to be the most like divisive one that I ever remember. And maybe

that's just because I'm older and I'm paying more attention to it now. But this one felt different.

And I'm just hoping for the sake of society and humanity that people

can find a way to come together after this.

We have so much negativity in the world that I just hope, I don't know, I hope things

stabilize.

But what I did notice is that on our show here, on Keep Canada Weird, we focus on unique and offbeat news

stories that played out across Canada over the past week. And I will tell you, when going

through the week's news over the past week, 99.5% of it related to that election. But that

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