The biggest thing. Victor! This is hell. I did something yesterday that I have never done before in my life. I've moved to Chicago in 1987. I voted in every

mayoral election since then and Dan for the first time ever I actually voted for somebody for mayor who won

Feels good to back a winner right? Everything's coming up Millhouse this morning. This is wonderful. It's I mean I don't my expectations are not that great

I mean, but we avoided a real train wreck. Yes, we did we did avoid avoid, we actually avoided a train wreck. If

Paul Valis could smash a train into public education, he would figure out a way to

do it. Oh, very definitely. So yeah, can't believe it.

I actually voted for, I missed the Harold Washington era.

I would have voted for him.

Yeah.

But, yeah.

I want you to send me that video, that documentary, Punch Nine for Harold Washington?

Yeah, have you watched that?

No, I don't think it's out yet, but you got an advanced copy, send it my way.

Yeah, I think that there might be on Vimmio now, but let me check though.

But yeah, Punch Nine for Howl Washington is a great

documentary by Joe Winston. He was on last year to talk about it. Was it earlier

this year? I can't even remember. Was it? I can't even remember. There's

issues going on with my brain.

So yeah, feels kind of good to actually back a winter,

even though I'm not necessarily 100% behind the winter I backed.

So there's that thing to consider. Another end of the world is possible. This is hell. But back in 2020 during the early months of the pandemic, less than two months since the first case of COVID-19 was discovered in the United States,

less than one month after public health agencies were recommending people socially distance

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