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I am your lovable for the time being not so huggable,

mid-morning chat host, Eric Mon Hessler.

The other voices you hear are the doctrinares.

Man of a thousand voices, Tim Andrews.

Lady of quite a few voices in her own right,

but for some reason doesn't get why taxi drivers a great movie.

Autumn Fisher is here and the handsomest producer in all of producery, Jared Yamamoto.

And Eric brunch is back and boy, was it glorious this weekend to be able to eat at a restaurant and have brunch? Lunch is back and boy was it glorious this weekend to be able to eat at a restaurant and have brunch

yeah lunch is back and boy was it beautiful brunch is beautiful i you know i i want to say goodbye to uh

it turns out that the lockdown had a few positives uh for this show one of them was well we found out we can do the show away from the

station in case you know the next snowpocalypse or something like that hits the other is i had a

pretty sober producer for about three months and so we have to say goodbye to that because the man's

31 years of age i can't tell him what he can do, what he can and cannot do,

uh, on the weekend. So, uh, how long did you brunch? Is brunching, did you wear, uh,

did you wear a mask while brunching? What was your brunching experience? So the restaurant that I

went to, if you were sitting inside, you had to wear a mask going in and out, but at your

table, you could take the mask off. I was lucky to sit out on the patio, so I did not require a mask.

They did take my temperature, so you probably would have felt better about that. My temperature

was good, and then we, the monosus flow. Can I tell you, I really don't, all we hear about is how, you know, maybe 70% of the cases are asymptomatic, but we're going to look for a symptom. I think that's really, it's a lot of going through TSA at the airport is really to make us feel more comfortable before we get on a plane. You know, it's like, well, they're trying, they're doing something. And i really feel like the temperature check as you do something with other people publicly is another one of those things like

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