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Welcome to Divided Argument, an unscheduled, Unpredictable Supreme Court podcast. I'm Dan Epps.

And I'm Will Bowd.

So, Will, we had a fun few days. I was visiting Chicago with my four kids and Danielle.

And it was great. You invited us over for dinner. Yeah, it was great.

It was two nights ago. Our kids got to hang out. There was a lot of kind of testing each other out

with with kind of quizzes about Pokemon. It seems like my kids passed your son's test.

My son now wants to come to St. Louis largely because he believes there are Pokemon cards in your

house that he is not. There are many. Yeah but he like I could tell he was asking like some like trick

questions he was like oh do you have all of Evie's evolutions and it turns out

Evie has many evolutions but my oldest claimed that he at least at one point he had all

of Evie's evolution so it seems to

have worked out so uh that was fun it's good to always good to get a chance to see you in person

to kind of keep the keep the podcast chemistry going some people think we have better chemistry

online down well i think it's not a fair comparison because the studio episodes are edited.

Yeah.

And if we screw something up that gets taken out.

And, you know, they clean up a little bit of the ums, you know, here and there.

They don't get all of them, but tighten up the language.

So I think it's not a fair comparison.

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