From the smallest room in New York City comes a show that gives you a reason to live.

I just want to take this opportunity to invite you.

You can't go to Patreon and search my name.

Won't come up.

Some sort of a shadow ban, which I think was personal.

But who cares?

Go to patreon.com slash Pat Dixon, NYC.

You know what Mayor de Blasio says, and really all of them say, hey, you know what,

it's great how New Yorkers, they're always come together in a time of crisis and all that.

Why do they say that? It isn't true. No, it isn't true. It sets people against each other,

doesn't it, Thomas Pallegino? Hey, Pat. Yeah, no.

It's not true at all.

And, you know, I wonder if they think that they're making people feel better or if it's just something they have to say.

It's just one of those platitudes like, you know, hopes and prayers or thoughts and prayers

that you just say and it doesn't mean anything.

Yeah.

Once you say thoughts and prayers, then you, essentially, there's no, that's the last time you think

about it.

That's the last thought you give it and the last prayer that you even consider, thoughts

and prayers, you know, in theory.

Yeah.

In theory.

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