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And I was just Googling online, looking for if anybody ever did any news on the guy we just played the interview of Stan

Slankoski who was set on fire by a woman on the metro train two years ago couldn't find a single

single follow-up story nothing there was there was one story in the LA Times what had happened

and it covered his attack for about four paragraphs. And that was it.

Can't find anything else.

It's as if it ever happened.

You imagine?

You're sitting, you're sitting, it's coming home from a concert.

And a crazy woman, homeless person, of course, walks on, sprays gasoline on them, sets him on fire.

It's in the news for like about 12 seconds, whole thing disappears.

Because nobody in the news department's care.

That's a crime victim, we don't care.

Well, at least she's been locked up, I guess she's in some sort of mental health confinement,

and they're trying to determine how competent she is. Well, clearly if she's setting people on I guess she's in some sort of mental health confinement and they're trying to determine

how competent she is. Well, clearly if she's setting people on fire, she's probably not competent.

Just lock her up in a mental institution until she dies. That's the proper way to handle that.

Let's talk now about it is difficult to start a small business in California.

And if you're on a small business, you know this.

Taxes are incredibly high.

Regulations are endless and many of them don't make any sense.

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