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We've recorded on Thursday, it goes out Wednesday after, although it might be a little bit delayed this week due to the fact that we're moving office next Monday in Tuesday.

We were just mentioning before the podcast that Paul Sipsy can't vote, but he can vote in the Canadian elections.

Yeah, but I didn't bother that one either.

So you do get to vote. It's not like you're completely excluded from all opportunities.

It's a waste, I never vote. I don't care enough to vote.

I didn't think he'd get to vote because you're a convict or an ex-convict.

Well, there's that too, but I wouldn't have voted anyway.

They call you the Portage runner.

Yeah, the killer runner. You stole from banks by portaging up to them.

If I'm going to be a convict, I'm going to be a convict for something cool and not for running a portage away from banks.

What is not cool about Portage and Run robbery? That's pretty cool.

If you were in prison for that, everyone would be like, oh my God, it's the Portage runner.

You would be a bitch straight away. They'd be like, you wouldn't be a bitch. They'd cover those people at your storage.

Hey, Portage boy, I come into the shower. I'm running the fuck you.

And I'd be like, no, I actually killed people. And they'd be like, oh, I don't want to fuck you now.

That's how prison works in my house.

So I guess if you're in prison, you can't vote, but if you're an ex-con, can you vote?

You get your vote back?

When you're out of prison. I mean, this is an interesting topic because they always talk about prisons and reform and stuff like that.

And people go into prison and the idea is that you spend a lot of time in prison and you contemplate the bad things that you did.

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