Yeah, we got to do that again. Okay. Seven, six. All right. Go ahead, clap. One, all right. I guess that's a clap. Three, two, one.

There we go. Now plug in. Read all about it. Read all about it. Again, we're getting all about it

again. Okay. Extra. International edition of Sunday papers. Sunday papers. How many are they

away from Costa Rica? Yeah. Look at this son. Oh, look at you. You're right in the hotspot there.

Yeah, I'm by the equator, man. That's not going to above Panama and your sunburn. I know. I am so white,

man, because when you get older, no matter actually what I imagine, even very dark people feel they've,

you know, you get more sensitive as you get older. So I'm whiter is the long way of saying it. I'm

even whiter than I've been my whole life, I realize, because now I'm in my 50s and a 95 degree

sun near the equator. You know, I'm running from it. We were just talking about how white

men are getting treated in this country right now. And wait, no, we weren't. You were talking,

because we don't, we don't complain like that. You were talking about a dinner party where

some of the white wives who we know very well, I guess I wasn't there, but they launched an assault.

Yeah, they had a few too many glasses of wine and white men started to become a moniker,

like a, like a disparaging monitor, a moniker, where, where white men, this and white men,

then it's like, hey, we're fucking sitting right here. What did I do? What the fuck did I do to you?

I bought a, I bought the wine that you're drunk on.

Yeah, the white wine. And then I told you, I wish I were there because I'd be like, hey,

I didn't choose to be a white guy. You chose to spend the rest of your life with a white man.

Like you're the, you're the one who's fucked. Right. Walk the walks. It's never chosen to be with a white

man. Yeah. Yeah. Walk the walk. And it causes me to start feeling like all those guys that I

can't stand who are so anti woke, because I'm not anti woke, but I'm also not woke. I'm just a guy

who's trying to take life on from treating, I've always treated people with dignity. I have made

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