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Guaranteed Human.

Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio,

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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now, here's Armstrong and Getty.

In a moment or two, we need to get to the desacification of Cesar Chavez

and the shocking allegations against that famous Hispanic labor leader.

But first, the curator of the National Gallery of Art describing a beautiful and an important art painting using only Gen Z slime.

This painting, Cape Cod evening by Edward Hopper, has me literally screaming, crying, throwing up.

The couple, they're in a swag gap relationship,

absolutely speed-running divorce. Mama has the Ixo bad. She looks like she's about to legit

unalive her husband. Meanwhile, Timu Ryan Gosling is trying so hard to get that dog's attention,

but the collie is locked the F-in on whatever's going down in the distance. The aura is low-key sinister. What does it mean? The artist isn't saying. Hopper could have been the CEO of vague posting. That's really good. That really is. I love me some Edward Hopper, though. I've gone to a lot of museums just to see his stuff. Amazing. Hopper, I didn't even kiss him. I don't know from, I'm not much, I like art, but I don't know our history. You know Edward Hopper, because his most famous painting is freaking everywhere. That's the people sitting at the diner, three people sitting at a late-night donner. That's his most famous painting. But lots of stuff like that.

Yeah. Okay, great.

On a much more serious note, this is relevant really for everyone,

but especially Cal Unicornians, where Cesar Chavez is held as a quasi-saint as a hero on the level of Washington, Lincoln, and Martin Luther King Jr.

Well, he is about to be decommissioned and canceled completely.

The Brown MLK, I heard him described as a day.

Yeah, indeed.

Yeah, holidays.

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