I just, I'm a little worried that maybe I was trying to,

that people are going to think I was signaling something that I didn't mean to signal.

Oh, Greg.

And unfortunately, it was retweeted a few times by actual organizations, and now it looks like...

Oh, Greg.

Was asked, did you mean to hashtag that?

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I am listening to, I have my audible account, and I've been listening to elsewhere. Oh, yeah. It's crazy. And you were totally right when you had brought up the fact that he has, like, a certain villain. Yes. You were absolutely right. Yeah, Dean Coots has a certain kind of villain But he does

From what I've noticed too far Which is a sample size of two Yes but I mean But yes But it's a very It's a very broken scary person They are very bad Very very bad people But it is kind of the same thing I'm like oh no You're you're not good They're very bad and they Don't like women I know.

The villains.

Yeah.

And Dean Goons is like such a, like, he, not good. They're very bad and they don't like women.

I know.

The villains.

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