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Guaranteed Human.

I'm Carl Marcosch. How's it going, Mary Catherine?

It's going all right. I took the kids on the two littles on a preschool field trip this morning. Nice. Where'd they go? A little walk to the library.

Aw.

Learn how to treat your books. Get a little tour.

Yeah. That's really cute. I missed the young years where you got to come along on field trips. They do not let you come along on field trips as they get older.

Well, I have learned that having this second set of kids as mine become tweens and push me away and teens and whatnot that on the way home, I played my little's Freebird and taught them to say,

play some Skinnerd and yell it out the window. And they were really game for it, whereas my

10 and 12 year old would be like, what are we doing now? I remember teaching that very important

lesson to my children as well and to my husband, who I'd never heard of it, I was like, yeah, you have to scream out Freebird at random shows that are not

Leonard Skinnered. So, play some Skinnered. Yeah. My four-year-old, very convincing.

She's got it in her soul. Good. Yeah. It's really, it's an important trait to have. So,

I'm going to Buck Sexton's having a book party tonight in South Florida, his book,

Manufacturing Delusion, New York Times bestseller. It's really good. Like, I'm, I can't tell you

I finished it. I'm about halfway through, which for me is like a miracle because I never get to read.

I did it.

But it's really good.

It's very, very well written.

You could completely hear Buck in it.

You know, like those political books you read and you can't hear the author at all.

It just sounds like AI, but before AI was really a thing.

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