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blazTV.com slash Oren to get $20 off today. All right, guys, you might have heard, but we are

in an epidemic of teen takeovers,

teen takeovers and major cities all across the country.

We're seeing them in New York.

We're seeing them in Chicago.

We're seeing them in Florida.

We are seeing them in Washington, D.C.

And there's something you might notice about pretty much all of the teens involved.

And this is unfortunately something that we've had going on in the United States for a very

long time, my entire life, this euphemism culture over what is actually happening.

If you are a fan of the Washington Post, you know, that they kind of have like a euphemism guy,

some of the most epic headlines you've ever seen, scholars, you know, wack, wacky guys out in the field.

Like they come up with all these, like, different people,

joggers, like all these different names for people who are out there doing crime,

so that you kind of avoid seeing the obvious with your own eyes, discussing what's actually going on.

We also have kind of the issue that we aren't allowed to talk about

the different effects that this is having on our social situation. We have malls closing.

We have downtowns that are basically they, you can't travel in them at all because they're so

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