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Robin Akiva need a podcast episode number two, 83.

Today, Robin Akiva, head to Chicago to see what's happening with the Chicago civil servants.

And now here is a man who is a civil servant to all those who love podcasts. Here he is.

Host a three and a half podcast, Uncle Keevi Akiva Winnaker. Are there any uncivil servants?

Seemingly. Oh, I just, I think we just have a new idea for Dick Wolf. Yes. It's about like, kind of like, it's, it's people who work for the, for the Chicago government. This is the fourth Chicago show. But they're a little rowdy, Rob. They don't play by the rules at all. Yeah. Well, uncivil servants. I think that that's out of, the mayor's office who get things get things done, who like, you know, not by the book. It's out of Dick Wolf's Wheelhouse. I actually watched Pearson, which was the spin-off to suits. And I think that that was kind of what it was going for of like, in the windy city, the political game and has a dirty underbelly.

And, you know, it was also rather bleak.

And we're talking about some shows here today.

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