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I'm your co-host Rebecca McKendry and with me back from his European tour is Elric Kane. How's it going? I've been back for so long. I know, but this is our first show back. You've all been back for like three weeks, four weeks. It took like three days to forget everything that has happened in my life. It is the great amnesia. Except this, I am wearing for those, well, I'm wearing, you can see things now.

If you're listening to this episode, you also have the ability to see this on YouTube for the first time ever. Y'all, we're going to YouTube. This is pretty weird. It's going to be kind of a Zoom recording for a couple of episodes while we figure out, you know, kind of how it goes to YouTube. And then after that,

we might be in a studio looking like an actual show. For me, even though this is horrifying

to be on camera again, what is good about it is you get to see our t-shirts, which is saying

you don't get to do anymore. So you have a great aquatic one. And it's actually Dracula,

but I love this one because it's, no, it's one of the, here I'm standing

up, it's one of the original Dracula stage play artwork, but I love it because they make him

look so aquatic, which I always find really fascinating.

So, yeah, I figured I'd wear it for tonight.

I wonder if that's a little bit of the Demeter version that we'll get to see in a couple

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