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Hour 1 of the Von Hessler Doctrine begins right now.

I should have turned on the microphone.

I forgot how to do that.

You can turn that music down.

No Eric Von Hessler today, no Jared Yamamoto today, but you do have me, Tim Andrews.

And hello, Autumn Fisher.

Hello. Hello, Dahl. How are you? Did you have a wonderful weekend? Oh, it was lovely,

dual. Always too short. Always too short. That's right. Our weekend extends all the way till about noon on Monday. And, uh, you know, I just drink right up until noon, sober up for a couple hours, and then I jump in here and do the doctrine.

You know, that's what you gotta do, because you gotta do what you gotta do.

That's true, you gotta do what you gotta. Like today, we gotta do this without our boss and without, you know, Mr. Hansom over there, who's taking a staycation day.

A staycation day? What's he doing

today? I don't know. I just heard a story about Jen Ziers and they have to go to therapy to fill

out their tax returns. Maybe he's doing that. And, you know, it's a huge problem. You know,

when I worked at McDonald's, that was my first job in 1988 and 87 and 88 that was my first job you

know what I did I went to the library got an easy form filled it out mailed it in and I got

a check for like 200 bucks it was that simple yeah it's not difficult to do taxes

no it's it's really not at that age no maybe people have side hustles now I don't know

well don't pay them ignore that they're not gonna look they got too much going on they

have too many new people that they have to get social security numbers for and

start getting taxes oh my gosh also Greg Russell be with us later George

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