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You want to record something?

Yeah, I got things to say.

Do you have a disease?

Oh, yeah, I do.

Sometimes I do feel like, like sometimes we will get someone in who I feel like hasn't really listened to the show.

And I'm always kind of like, oh, I hope they know what they're getting into here.

So it's nice to know that you've listened.

Tracy, you're from Langley.

Well, I live in Langley.

I'm from Manitoba. I would like to. Oh, okay. All right. A proud Manitoba. Proud Manitoban. Is that what is? Manitoban? Sure. Manitoban? I feel like you... Manitobanot? No. That, no. I mean, maybe if... Manitamayton? I think Manitoban. I think Manitoba Night is the... Manitoban. It might be a Manitoban if you get an astronaut from Manitoba. You know what? I have to say that I think Halifax's name for the people from there is pretty cool. Halligonian? Halligonian. Sure, yeah.

Yeah.

It's kind of silly. It is kind of silly, and I was in Arkansas recently, and I said, when I was on the stage, it was like, so nice to be staying in front of a group of Arkansasians. I had no idea what the actual thing was, and I just started, and they all started laughing, and I started laughing. I don't know what to

fucking call you guys

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