Hey Mike here, I just wanted to let you know that you can listen to Dark Poutine early and

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Hello.

Welcome to Dark Poutine, a Mike Brown creator and host. With me, as usual, is my good friend and

co-host, Scott Hemmanway, we're all tired out from talking already. Is this computer working?

Yeah. Is it working now? Sure hope it is. I'm act did a little number on us and it took us a

half hour to come up. Yeah, so we got passionate talking. Oh yeah.

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