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Hour one of the Von Hesler Doctrine begins right now.

I'm your host, Eric von Hesler.

A little bit late there.

Miss the drop.

I hope that's not foreshadowing of the kind of radio show we're going to have on this Tuesday afternoon in Atlanta, Georgia.

But I was talking to my friend Tim

Andrews and didn't have my headphones on,

so I missed

the jump. But that's it, folks.

My bad. I didn't

mean to blame you, but let's face it.

I'll accept the blame. It's all your fault.

I'm surrounded by my doctrinares. They're mine. They're not yours. If you're lucky on a good day, I share them with you. So you're welcome. Tim Andrews is here. Autumn Fisher is here. George Clark is here. Jared Yamamoto is here. We're all here. Yay. Voting McBrager. Yeah, Vody McBrager over here. Who's wearing his, his, I-voted sticker. I'm important. Look at that peach. You know what it means? When it's stuck to my chest, I'm better than you. That's right. I voted. I voted on Election day. I was proud of it and I'm so happy I finally came to my decision. What does that mean? What does that mean that you actually voted on election day meant you were more willing to stand in line than others and that makes you better than them? Or was there no line? There was no line. It was so easy. I was in and out within five minutes. The poll workers were really nice today.

A little surprised when I asked for Republican ballot, but that's okay.

Yeah.

Jared, why do you reveal that?

That's fine.

It's private.

I don't mind.

Well, it's not private in the room.

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