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What you know, Alibiers. Welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis. I'm Gee,

good to have you here. It's Friday. We made it to the weekend. I'm looking forward to a lot more work because I have to go through this testimony in the

Adam Montgomery trial for the week, sum that up and put out an episode either tomorrow or Sunday.

I'm not sure which day.

So keep it out for that.

We're gonna keep going on Roberto Laundry's deposition

where we get started.

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upload something new music fact of the day. Here comes the sun

George Harrison wrote this song in Eric Clapton's garden. He had had a rough winter.

He had his tonsils taken out after that very famous rooftop concert.

He was facing a charge for marijuana possession and when he was in Eric Clapton's

garden, the sun was shining and he felt great.

So he started writing the song.

It's the most streamed song in the Beatles catalog even though it was never released as a

single and get this.

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