I don't know how politics are where you live in your state or in your country, but in our

country, there's some goofy rules that exist in our law-making bodies.

For us, that's a two-part law-making body.

It's a Senate, a House of Representatives, a House of Representatives, a big one.

It's like almost 500 people.

They get together.

They've got all these little rules that are parliamentary for how they get things done,

and some of those rules allow for a bit of shenaniganing.

From time to time, you'll hear about some midnight assembly to try and sneak something

through.

That happened recently, where one party had an idea for something they wanted to get

done, and they found some procedural loophole to get it done, and a member of the other

party heard about it like three in the morning and showed up and was like, no, you can't

do that.

We're gonna have to do it in front of everybody.

Again, everybody's irritated and annoyed because it's politics, and that's just how it

works.

There's a bunch of people jockeying for power and trying to justify it in themselves that

they're doing something terribly moral and selfless to serve everyone else when in reality,

and it's all just kind of ick.

Well, that's easy for us to be like, man, politicians who are just the worst.

I mean, who isn't gonna stand up in a plot and agree with me on that, like what politicians

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