I don't think there's such a thing as an abecided person.

My next door neighbor is pretending to be undecided so that people will look in.

My next door neighbor is pretending to be undecided so people will woo him.

Does he just like being wooed or what?

What is he like being wooed?

Are people given out prizes and incentives and stuff?

I mean, I could see that, but if that just means more candidates and their surrogates

are harassing me, it's the last thing I want to be wooed.

I'm going to say I'm decided if I'm not.

So all the organizers...

Good, so all that organization, some of which includes, for instance, because they

have shown, listened to the same podcast I did with this.

They featured this one, college girl, who stopped college for a year and a half.

She's really into Elizabeth Warren.

Move to Iowa a year and a half ago interrupting her life as a 21-year-old or whatever she

is.

And going around from town to town, and she had one little area to deal with, and she

would get to know people.

She had a year and a half.

And you get to know, you know, everybody in town.

You go to the voter rolls, you figure out who's likely to even possibly caucus, who's

a Democrat, you could possibly get, and then you get to know them, and you meet Gladys

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