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Hello everybody.

Hello everybody. That's it. I think that's my, that's turning into my, that's your thing. That's my thing now. This is what it sounds like. Hello, everybody. Yeah, thanks. Hello. Thanks. That's my radio voice. Thank you very much. So, hey, everyone. Oh, Loki just ate one of my pills. Oh, no.

Oh, do you really?

Yeah, I think he did. Oh, no. Take that. Hey, it's not going to hurt them, but fuck. How do you know that? Oh, God. What do we do? What do we do? Bro, Taylor's dog just ate one of my pills. Uh, oh, no. And you were all here to listen to it.

Anyway, that's not what we're here to talk about.

Hopefully, Loki is okay. I'm sure you will be. They're just digestive enzymes.

Oh, perfect. Thank you. Oh, gross. Oh, God, that is gross.

Before we hop into this week's episode, I just wanted to take a second and acknowledge how incredibly beautiful and generous Gord Downey was on Saturday night.

The final tragically hip Show that was played in Kingston

was aired across the country.

If you're in the States and you're not quite sure what I'm talking about,

just Google the Tragically Hip and check it out.

It was one of the most cathartic,

introspective yet kick-ass rock experiences I've ever had in my life. Me and the boys and a

bunch of our friends, we went to a good robot, an amazing brewery here in Halifax.

They screened it for just hundreds of people that were out on the patio.

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