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Okay. All right.

Yeah.

I mean, you know, so I'm watching.

Happy New Year, everybody.

Welcome. Welcome to the year 2024, probably the last year of human civilization.

Right. Yep. I mean, if we say that every year, we will maybe eventually be right. No, no, it's true. It's happening this year. This is the year because there was that giant earthquake on the very first day in Japan.

Oh. There's a movie called Civil War coming out. I didn't hear about that. You didn't hear about the

7.3 magnitude earthquake that hit Japan. Oh. Really? That's how much that's how much crazy news there

because I've heard a lot of other crazy things. There's lots of crazy news. There was a plane that

hit another plane on the runway in Japan today.

That's, uh, I think it was yesterday.

But yeah, um, almost everyone got off the plane.

Yep.

Uh, yeah.

Which I get, you know, it's like, it maybe you really should take your fucking ear plugs out. Or your, your, your, your, your headphones off when they're giving that little speech, you know?

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