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Myrhus

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The This is the Friends of History Debating Society, bootleg edition.

We're out here in the parking lot outside of our Wayne Bar.

I explained earlier in good conscience that we had not rewarded the buildings in the

inspector with an adequate gift for his birthday.

And that had led to a series of red cards that shut down the

wine bar for today. There was nothing we could do, go up against regulatory bodies in Lunditian.

We're making things worse. We'll straighten it out in the next week. So we wandered off.

The Centurians were disappointed. However, our engineer ran up to us and said,

you know, we can try the parking lot. So we're out in the parking lot outside of our wine bar.

It's a little breezy. It's a warm summer night. I thought the orchestra sounded just fine.

A little, you know, the wind is something you have to deal with. We're not as comfortable as we would be in the wine bar, and we don't have enough wine

for the second round, although we're going to make do, and we're doing an abbreviated

show because we have these issues that are, they come up during the week, and we need to

address them.

We've talked about nukes. Now we're going to talk about the Iran-U.S. tangle. Straight-of-Harmuz is open. No, it's not. Strait of Hormuz is closed. No, it's not. Meantime, there are strikes going out by Iran against U.S. bases in Kuwait, I believe, and in Bahrain, I've lost the target list,

and there are strikes by the U.S. going into Iran. I don't have a list there. I do know that

it certainly appears this is not a ceasefire. It certainly appears that this is beyond the memo of

understanding.

Germanicus, here's the issue.

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