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It's Jackson Clodden, we're your host.

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We'll start your day off, Swirley, it's the Toast.

I sound amazing. Welcome back to The Toast and Happy Hump Day. Don't forget to hump someone you love. And speaking of girls that I love and you guys know, I would just absolutely do anything to get a chance to hump. It's my sister, my lover, my life partner, my business partner, my Swirley. She's got that attitude. Yeah, that's right. It's Miss miss folet jacqueline folet will she be given a chance to speak who knows jacqueline motherfucker and folly hey how y'all durn how are you

doing claudia nobody ever asks me that thank you that was like yesterday you asked me how I'm doing. And I like really had to stop and think. Mm-hmm. You know, because it's always like, it's always how you durn, but it's never, how are you doing? It's so true. It's so true. Oh my God. How am I doing? Yeah. I think. I think I'm actually doing quite well. Like I feel happy, except for the fact that like I'm in such desperate need of a haircut. I look like I'm wearing a wig these days. And I have an appointment like next week. I just, I kind of need it to be today because it's like getting really hot and my neck is like kind of sweaty. But other than that, like I feel like I'm doing really good. Like I'm back in my groove in the city, you know, hitting up Central Park. I started that documentary you recommended, which is in fact created by Rick Burns, not Ken Burns. I have to issue, I think they're brothers. So like, that's just like someone calling Jackie Claudia and Claudia Jackie. That's impressive stuff. Rick and Ken get it all the time. I'm sure they get it all the time. So yes, it's by Rick Burns, and it's not called Central Park.

It's part of... thousand percent. I'm sure Rick and Ken get it all the time. I'm sure they get it all the time.

So yes, it's by Rick Burns and it's not called Central Park. It's part of his documentary on New York. That's an eight part series. And the Central Park piece is in episode two. It's not an entire episode, but it's a nice chunk explaining the development of Central Park. What are your thoughts? So I started it from the very beginning, you guys, it's 14 hours.

Ben was like, what are we watching?

I'm like, just sit down.

And so I... the development of Central Park. What are your thoughts? So I started it from the very beginning,

you guys. It's 14 hours. Ben was like, what are we watching? I'm like, just sit down.

And so I figured, like, if I'm going to start on episode two, like, okay, I'll just start on episode one. Episode one is two hours. And it's like about the Dutch, settling New York and the third trade. You know, it does actually, I do find it interesting, but you have to think a lot.

I was getting really tired while. Well, it is, you know, it does actually, I do find it interesting, but you have to think a lot.

I was getting really tired while I was watching it just because it's not like passive dumb.

You know, they talk about how when New York, like how did New York become like no matter what's happened to the city.

It has just been this like intense, like densely populated capitalist society.

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