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I want to talk in this segment about the uncool indeed. I was beginning to feel,

well as you know I am a former felon. A very odd category because you can't really call me a felon.

Some of them go, well you, Dennis, you are a felon, despite your pardon because pardons don't

really overturn what you did. They merely give you a pardon. But the truth of it is what

does it even mean to be a felon? Well, it actually means things like you can't vote, or you can

own a gun. You are restricted in your rights. But I'm not. I can vote. I can own a gun. I have all my rights

back and my record is completely clear. So what does this make me if not a former felon?

But nevertheless, for a while there was feeling like a pretty cool member of the felon club because I was like, wow, I'm in very distinguished company.

Solgenyzen was a felon.

Martin Luther King was a felon.

Mandela was a felon.

So Trump, of course, a felon.

So the, you know, I was like, I was a felon when felony wasn't, know wasn't cool it's becoming cool but now

alas it's becoming uncool again why because hunter-buoys like you're in a nice club

you're having drinks,

you go to a bunch of cool characters.

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