Hey everyone, it's Adrian here, host of the Power Hour Podcast with an important message.

Sickle Cell is the fastest growing genetic disease in the UK, and with more donations needed

than ever before we urgently need people of Black African, Black Caribbean and mixed

ethnicity to give blood this year, to give patients the life enhancing and life saving

treatments that they need. Strength can be found in communities coming together, just like

a family, and that's why Black communities have the unifying power to treat Sickle Cell

and help friends and neighbours who are living with the condition. Not family, but blood.

Giving blood is quick and easy, just one hour of your time could help save up to three

lives. The power to treat Sickle Cell is in our blood. Just search Give Blood.

I was just telling Laura I think Tony looks like a guy that works at a record store in

North Jersey and his Jesus hoodie right now. He looks like a little hype beast. He's

just like, I needed to walk him on Fairfax and get some clout. Yeah, take him down to

the shoe stores. We'll go wait in line at Supreme. People just love, you're either waiting

in line for a COVID test or you're waiting in line for the drop shoes. New York is apparently

like the thing to do right now is like waiting a COVID line. I saw it starting in Brooklyn

when I was there, like the last day. Really? Yeah, like they, but in New York they have

little like COVID tents that pop up around neighborhoods where you can just go get a test.

Why don't we have that? Kerry, that's a question I haven't asked

to myself since the dawn of the pandemic. There's no options. No. And you go for free in New

York and you just stand and they swab and then send it and then that's it. And LA they

make you pay like $90. Yeah. And they yell at you. Yeah. They make you feel really bad

about asking them questions. Mm-hmm. They're really, everyone's put out and I'm like,

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