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And welcome to Mint Addition, the once-and-a-while podcast about all the latest fandom that you just can't live with out joey how you doing buddy doing

great it's raining today which normally would put like a damper on the vibes you come in it's all

great it's all dark but the dodgers won last night so i'm feeling great right now what's important

to note is that it's raining in the city of Los Angeles, which

let's be clear, the city's not built for rain in any form or fashion. I got to be honest, though, my drive in wasn't too bad. I thought it would take me nine hours to get here because obviously, L.A. rain, but it wasn't too bad. Yeah, but the city's infrastructure crumbles at the moment of any dampness. Well, people just forget how to drive it.

Also, this is L.A.

We, like, rain don't really happy here.

Supergo. infrastructure crumbles at the moment of any dampness. Well, would people just forget how to drive?

And also, this is L.A.

We don't, we like rain don't really happy here. So people go like, oh, my gosh, what is this foreign substance falling from the blue skies? I need to act crazy. Right. But it's also like, oh, we didn't prepare our roofs for such a thing. No, why would we? Why? Why? It rains 13 days out of 365, sometimes 365.

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