Welcome to the glau pol- Okay, let's start again.

Three, two. No, no, let's start right.

Starting, we already started.

Okay.

Okay.

I'm gonna waste waste management business.

Everybody immediately assumes you're moped up.

It's a stereotype, and it's offensive.

And you're the last person I would want to perpetuate it.

I mean. perpetuated. I'm kind. Okay, it's called Glop Culture. It's the first Glop Culture podcast of 2019.

I'm John Put Horitz in New York. Rob Long is also in New York. Hello Rob.

How are you? I'm okay and in Washington is Jonah Goldberg. Hi Jonah.

Hello.

So Jonah are people hunting other people for

people people for game in Washington now that there's a shutdown and we hear that Jose Andres the chef has opened food banks for federal employees.

I just I think of you sitting in your house and I think that maybe outside the house, you know, there are people are actually being hunted for sport.

Well, no, see you're getting wrong. As someone who revived the age-old program

at the American Enterprise Institute

of hunting interns for sport,

that has been going on here for a very long time.

The thing that's going on now is they're not hunting them for sport, they're hunting them for food.

So the normal rules don't apply.

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