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A production of IHeartRadie. Hello, welcome back to the show. My name is Matt. My name is Noel.

They call me Ben. We're joined as always with our super producer, Dylan, the Tennessee pal Fagan.

Most importantly, you are you, you are here.

That makes this the stuff they don't want you to know.

Thank you, as always, fellow conspiracy realists for joining us if you are hearing our strange news.

We'd also like to welcome you to November 10th, 2025, procedural new from Tennessee.

We are recording this on Wednesday, November 5th.

So a lot of stuff might change.

Sure.

And November 5th, the day we're in right this moment, it's the morning after a big

election here in the U.S. And, yeah, your mileage may vary on how you're feeling about it.

But some people are quite thrilled and some people are doomsaying. Yeah. Yeah. And congratulations

to Virginia for the collective action.

Congratulations to everybody who took the time to vote. Now, did you guys, are you guys people who

vote early or do you like to go day off? I'm like, I'm like morning after. I like to cast my

vote. Too late. You like to cast my boat.

Too late. I would have voted for that one. You like to show up to the library and say, why isn't there a line? Yeah. What's going on? Oh, no. It's the old spirit of the staircase conundrum. No, I love it. Yeah. I went to my local elementary school right in my neighborhood. didn't even have to get on the main road and went around 4 o'clock and not a line to speak of.

Very, very smooth.

It's something I've been noticing every election.

On election day, there doesn't seem to be many people out because so many people are making use of those early voting things.

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