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I'm Jason Kander. And I'm Robbie Gupta. And this is majority 54, the podcast for meaningful

conversations that change minds, change votes and win elections. Robbie, how was your Easter?

You know, not very good, Jason. You know, there was this, I love Dak Shepherd and his podcast,

the armchair expert. And there was this one episode where he like relapsed and it was like a big

part of his identity that he'd been sober for a long time. And I remember listening to that

episode being like, man, like that's got to be really hard. And to me, I had like an M54

relapse this weekend, which was I kind of just gave up this weekend. And I did a lot of things I

probably would tell our audience and have told our audience not to do. But I went down to North

Carolina to visit my brother, but my whole family was there for the first time since pre-COVID.

Like years since all of us were in the same room together. And I don't share, I won't share all

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