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As we close out the work week for most people, tip of the hat to those of you who work weekends,

overnights, shifts, and there are a lot of them who do.

21 on, 21 off, 7 on, 14 on, 14 off.

Platform workers, you know it 14 off, platform workers.

You know it.

A lot of tasks have to be performed to keep our society rolling and thank God somebody's willing to do them.

And whatever it is that you do, thank God for you.

And do not minimize the contribution to our society you make if you are a stay-at-home mom who raises kids.

That's not nothing.

I will sometimes ask people what they do, not what you do for living, but what do they do?

And they'll say, oh, nothing.

What does that mean?

I stay home. That's not nothing. That's that mean? I stay home.

That's not nothing.

That's not nothing because you are raising the people who when I am old are going to hopefully be there to treat my medical conditions if I live that long and to serve on the jury when some Democrat knocks me in the head and to do all

the other functions that need to be performed. Yeah, you're doing that. That is noble. That is good.

That is noteworthy. The head of NPR, National Public Radio, that was funded by your tax dollars was giving a speech

at one point where she said our reverence for the truth might have become a distraction

and in the speech she talks about the fact that when you have a noble goal, a noble cause you are fighting for, like, oh, I don't know, destroying Donald Trump, you're not required to tell the truth.

The truth is overrated.

You do whatever needs to be done.

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