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Well, hello and welcome to Watch what crap ends. The podcast about all that crap we just love to talk about on the old bros.

I'm Ronnie. That's been over there. Happy new year. Hi. Hi. How's it going? Good. Good. You're long week. Oh, it was so good. It was so relaxing. I cooked a lot of food. I watched TV. I played a lot of Animal Crossing. I played my virtual board games. It was really just everything I could have wanted.

I looked at my Subaru as it sat dead in the garage. I thought someday Subaru Alversesitate you. But for right now, you stay dead and I'm going to eat food.

Yeah, I watched Hamilton. So that was good. I felt very patriotic until I watched it. And then I was like, I don't know if this is very factually.

I definitely searched slave owners and founding fathers. Let's just put it that way after I was like, well, this is a lot of watch.

A lot of discussion about that this weekend. I'll tell you that much. I didn't see that. I just saw I watched Hamilton. So I watched it. And it was good.

But I'll tell you this much. I got quite an education because listen, I know it's not going to shock anybody to know this.

But I didn't pay very much attention at school. Okay. I'm not the brightest symbol on the tree. So I really went in and like I know a lot about history now.

Because I was like wait a second. Everything you know about America comes from Lynn Menlomoranda.

Oh, you know it all now. You know it all looks under Hamilton.

So I watched that. And as I was watching it, my neighbors were shooting off fireworks. So it was kind of awesome. I was watching that.

And then watching the fireworks. I had a very murkah murkah day.

That's a very murkah day. The fireworks started here about a month ago in LA. And they have not stopped.

And on July 4th was truly like the orgasmic climax because it was starting around like five, 30 or six when it was still light out.

By the way, fireworks are going off at like 2 p.m. here. Like it doesn't even make sense. Like why are you you paid money for that firework?

Why are you setting it off in daylight? Fireworks are going off. And then it was like the entire evening was just a constant rumble. Like it wasn't like a boom, boom, boom, boom.

It wasn't like that's like where there's a leaky pause. I was like, boom, boom, boom. Like it felt like a war zone. And you know, I've been living in LA now for coming up on 19 years.

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