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Hour one of the Von Hesler Doctrine begins.

Right now.

I am your lovable, huggedable, mid-morning chat host, Eric Von Hesler.

The other voices you hear are the doctrinairs, man of a thousand voices, Tim Andrews,

Lady of 184.7 characters, Autumn Fisher, the man behind the glass, George Clark,

and the handsomest producer in all of producery, Jared Yamamoto.

Hopefully everybody survived their Sunday scaries and are ready for a nice, productive week, Eric.

The Sunday Scaries.

Yeah, it's the thought of coming to work on Monday. Oh, for heaven's sakes.

You know what that means?

If that's a phenomenon as opposed to isolated incidents and anecdotal, if it's a phenomenon

that most people get the Sunday scaries because on Monday things are going to be expected of them,

that they will have obligations, that there will be those around them who will judge them on

their ability to produce, then I think that we have to come to the

conclusion that, well, everything important to build a country has been built at this point

for America, and we don't really need any more grand ideas, or basically, we've not, I don't

even want to say in this scenario that we've peaked, because doesn't that seem negative?

I think it means that we've done all because doesn't that seem negative? I think it means that

we've done all that there possibly is that you can possibly ever do, right? Because I'm guessing

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