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What's going on, everybody? We wanted to hop on and do a quick sweet tea session. It's

Monday, and we had, sorry. Okay, guys. If you're still listening to us after we were saying

pro-hoc vice for like three episodes, you are our true fans. We were listening to the

hear in today, and he said, we're here for the pro-hoc Vichet. I mean, fruitly both got

oops. I'm sweating from laughing because we've had this giggle session for 10 minutes before

we started. But it's so Southern. It's such a Southern thing. But I got the Latin pronunciation.

I got the guy. He says pro-hoc Vichet. But he's Italian. He sounded really good. We're

up here pro-hoc fast. Pro-hoc fast, y'all. So we're just making up legal terms as we go along,

and they're the Gigi and Fruit Loop definition of legal terms. So for all you people that are

pros out there, I bet there was a lot of our role in when we were talking the last

time. Bless you. Bless you for being able to pronounce that.

Pro-hoc vice. Sounds a lot. Yeah. So the funny thing about the South is a lot of times

we just say how it looks, and that totally was vice. Exactly. But like my grandmother,

she's 86. I talk about her all the time because that's my queen right there. Instead of

saying rents, she'll say ranch. Yeah. And then instead of woman, she'll say warmen.

She could kill me. Hey, Grammy. Hey, Grammy. I'm not poking fun. We just got back from Grammy's,

and she gave us soup. So we better be kind. But then, yeah. So sorry, y'all. You got to put up with

us, uh, Southerners. Sometimes we, you know, somebody else had mentioned on YouTube. They thought

it was really funny. How when you and I get really animated together, our Southern accents

just, we start speaking banjo. Yeah. So anyways, the Pro-hoc V-Shay hearing was today,

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