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I hate this tray. Thank you for joining us for another Thursdays with tray, light going

on in the world. Lots of it not good. War in Eastern Europe. Impact, obviously the lives

of the Ukrainians and other Eastern Europeans the most, but also there will be some impact

on our own lives. Troubling times that we are living in and hopefully there will be a

resolution in short order. Mary Langston, how are you? I'm doing all right. You phrased

that right. How are you doing? You know, better than most, lucky. So there will be wars and

rumors of war we're told and there's been conflict from the beginning of time. So no

guess we should be surprised, but you can still be disappointed and not surprised. Yes,

sir, that's a good word. Well, we have a lot of thoughtful questions today. Are you ready

to get started? I'm ready to roll. All right. We'll start with our first question. It's

from Keras in South Carolina. She writes, my question is why are we still buying Putin's

gas? What a beautiful name. First of all, Keras. From the great state of South Carolina.

Well, Keras, I'm happy to tell you that as of Monday, March the 7th, I think the United

States has decided not to buy oil and gas from Russia and, you know, and an unceasing

effort to be fair. I don't know that we were buying that much anyway, but which begs

the question why I've been, why buy any at all, you know, since they invaded Ukraine. But

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