You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time.

That is a quote by Abraham Lincoln. He would go on to say also, no man has a good enough memory to be a successful

liar. Honest Abe, they called him. And for good reason, Abraham Lincoln was potentially one of the

most honest politicians throughout history. Certainly in America, if you disregard the fact that he had

potentially extra

marital affairs with men, so he was lying about his sexuality and his religious vows.

Regardless, if you ignore that, if you ignore that, he was an honest man, okay?

Certainly more honest than the man we're talking about in this episode, Boogie 2988.

That's right. It's the weight of it all, the fall of Boogie 2988.

The final part talking about the years between 2021 and right now, 26.

I hope you're buckled up.

Music you're buckled up. These are the most hectic years, I think.

I mean, in my opinion, these are the most, these are when all the lies culminate and he's exposed as being, uh, his true character is exposed, basically.

This is when all the lies add up.

This is his Abraham Lincoln is actually gay moment.

Okay.

So, so far in this series, we've seen the rise and fall of the once described Mr. Rogers

of the internet, Boogie 2988.

And yet there is still so much to cover, so much more to cover, which shows that he somehow still has so much further yet to fall. As they say, the bigger they are, the harder they fall. The harder they fall. You preeminently laughed then. You got ahead of that one. You were already... Well, it's just like... You could see where it was going.

And I liked it.

Red thread scripts always keep everyone on their toes, all right?

They're not at all predictable by this point.

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