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And then Neil Savadra, the man who talks about food, the man who I eat with at least once a week, where we talk about food.

And then we follow up talking about food.

And that's 11 to 2, the 4th Report today.

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This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice.

Okay, the story happened a little while ago, but I want to, I don't even know if I actually reported

it.

It's a few weeks old, but I wanted to share with you.

If you remember, there's a photo of a crested macaque monkey, and this is in Indonesia,

it's in a reserve, and he took some photos of himself in 2011.

Wildlife photographer, David Slaterater left his camera unattended.

And this thing went, I mean, there are sales of this thing all over the place.

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