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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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Live from Studio C.

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It's Prye.

We're in a dilly lit room, deep up on the bowels of the Armstrong and Gettie communications compound.

And today we're under the tutelage of our general manager.

Global anti-Semites.

What?

Not very cheery, but I was just reviewing all the attacks on Jews around the world. Europe? A flame with this sort of thing. People get stabbed and around possessed. All right. It's going to take me a while to get into that mood. I was not in that mood. No, no, no. That's, I just, I'm telling you. I was up to, you got another nominee? I was a yes, the life of showgirls, the new Taylor Swift album that dropped at midnight last night. I'm going with any semites. I was up very late. Of course, I had to wait for the Taylor Swift album, so I didn't get a lot of sleep. But, uh, actually, I did not get much sleep, not because of that. But I did listen to the Taylor Swift album on the way to work today.

On Fridays, I usually listen to music.

And I was digging it.

She has got a, I don't know what people like her do.

They have ability to make the pop song sound bigger somehow or more layered.

I don't know if it's because she has the best producers in the world working on them or some

talent she has or what, but they don't sound like, you know, the other wannabes.

They sound different for some reason.

Interesting.

I'll have to give it a listen.

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