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Hi, guys.

Well, from a little too warm Salt Lake City, Utah.

Oh, thank God I'm atheist. The podcast. I'm Frank Feldman. And I'm Dan Beecher. And coming up today, we're going to be talking about... We're going to be filling your quiver, baby. We're going to be talking about... Your empty quivers. We're going to be talking about all the babies. Your quiver... Aren't your quiver empty?

Get somebody in that goddamn quiver, will you?

And have some babies. Have some chillins. Oh, God. Yeah. Talk about religion and people having

many, many babies. Too many babies. Probably too many babies. Too many humans. And then, you know, chaining them to beds. Well, there's that. I mean, don't do that even if... That's the exception, not the norm. You should only do that if you have one to two babies. If you have one to two children, chain them to beds and torture them but when you've got 13

yeah okay let we'll get to this later because that's that's a strange strange idea do you feel

I've made a controversial statement that's a controversial statement we're going to let that hang in the

air and see where we take it okay oh wow oh oh exciting who second it's exciting second half the show. I just had a quiverful. No, I don't know. You're full of quiver. Yeah, I quivered a lot. Quavered and shivered. All right, Dan. Yes, sir. Oh. That was quite a sigh. Do you like to eat, Dan?

Do you like food?

I do it daily.

It's just part of my regimen.

Well, how do you feel about fasting?

Like fast food?

No.

Like abstaining from food.

I have no reason to do it usually.

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