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Slack.com slash DHQ. As we are reflecting on this past year, and I think about what this

past year was all about, and it really was all about suffering. That's what every

year is. That's what every day of life is suffering. Life is suffering.

One thing that I suffered through this past year was HR training videos that basically

my producer forced me to watch. Because again, the sadistic people in the audience, and

even in the sweet baby gang, like to watch me suffer. We're going to go back, and now we're

all going to suffer through it one more time. We're going to go back and review some of

these HR videos. See if there's anything we missed in them the first time around. Let's

watch.

One of the great things about working in conservative media is that I don't have to take

any insufferable, horrible diversity and inclusion, HR training courses at work that a lot of

people have to be subjected to. I've never been subjected to that from our HR department.

Many of you have had to endure it. I thought that today, maybe as an act of solidarity, because

I'm such a generous person, I would endure some of this training to see what it's like,

just to see how the other half lives. Perhaps, off from my own review of it, I guess, shall

we say.

This is from a company called M-Train, which according to the website, venturebeat.com

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