What are you doing, man? It's just a bad day for you, in general.

Well, I didn't think so. You seem to think so. I don't understand why you're so mad at me

about how I handled the original situation with Neuralink.

Well, it just seems a huge story.

It seemed like we should have called in the work and figured it out. This is a big

story. It's not like we just continue doing our stuff. It's like if you're at the New

York Times and this came to you, you don't just be like, well, let me write this

Matt story and then figure it out. Yeah, but he says that he's got a new link in his

head. If we take time, if we procrastinate on this, we might not be able to talk

about it. He can't even get on the internet. So it's, you know, we did what he, I think

he wanted to do, which was come up here and talk about it. Now, are you texting your

friend to tell him what's going on and see if we can get him on the podcast? Because

that, I think, that would really be something. You know what, let's do, we got another

situation to deal with now. Yeah, no, we got, I didn't even know he's still got these.

Yeah, it's a complaint letter. A complaint letter. We went to one of our bosses.

Boy, they sent it to us. Yeah.

Lazel and SlimFast, please stop having conversations about things you don't know anything

about. Well, that would end the show. No kidding. We're done.

Referring courts ruling on FDA approval of abortion drugs, the things you guys said

on the air about this subject were false. You spread disinformation. Some of your listeners

now believe your false version of the story. They tell their friends and its snowballs. You

must maintain journalistic integrity. Journalistic integrity. Never something I'm really worried

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