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Hey, Mickey. You're wearing a gas mask.

Hey, Bob.

Makes it harder to hear you. You're rubbing your fists together as if what?

You're trying to start a fire without a match. What?

You're obviously not up on current events, Bob. Well, that's for sure.

The mask represents the threat of radiation from nuclear fall on. You don't think this is,

you don't think it's a radiation proof mask? No, it looks like you would do the job to me. I think

you should send it to somebody in Ukraine near that nuclear power plant.

Well, if they hadn't gotten out the fire out, you know, I might need it, right?

Actually, I don't think so.

I think the fire was in an administrative building, not very close to the plan.

Right, but if it spread.

If it spread, yeah.

People were really worried for like an hour last night.

Well, even, I mean, eventually I want to get into the subject to the media coverage of this whole thing.

But on CNN this morning, I heard that the Russians had, I think this is a quote, set fire to a nuclear power plant, which would be even more irresponsible than

what they did, which is start a firefight on the perimeter of a nuclear power plant and

inadvertently ignite an administrative building.

There's a certain amount of hysteria in the media coverage.

It's bad. I mean, it's, it's, I want to get into this, but.

There's a, there's a new campaign in Hollywood that I just read about in the Ancler called,

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