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Welcome back.

Happy Skews Day to you.

It's November 18th, 2025.

We're recording this on Monday, November 17th, about 1.30 p.m. on the left coast.

It's weekly skews.

I'm trying. That's Mark. Rainy Day in Los Angeles. How you doing, Mark? Good, man. Yeah, my sister's in town. She tied along with a friend who's on a business trip. And the friends never been to L.A. before. My sister's like her third visit or something. And I was like, yeah, it's, uh, rain's like 12 days a year here and you're here for four of them. Yeah, that sucks.

I remember one time me and Cody and the boys planned a camping trip. And this was in the summer. Like right now it's, you know, winter-ish time. So it'll be rainy off and on at this time of year. But we took a camping trip in the summer once. And in like a six-month window, like in the middle of the calendar year, there were

three days that it rained in L.A. and it was the three days that we were camping for, like three

months on one side, three months on the other side, nothing but sunshine. And then it's before we

left, fine. As soon as we came back, fine. But just while we were there, torrential downpour the whole time.

Well, you're talking about rain for the rest of us, but you have the cartoon rain cloud that follows your round 24-7, right? That's also true, yes. That should be more accustomed to it than most. Yeah. So we're going, picking over the, the, what I think are the funniest parts of the Epstein emails today that is, that I'm not sure if a bunch of other people have noticed. And then we're going to get into the part that everyone's avoid talking about it, which is the, uh, here's it, this call it his intense interest in geopolitics in a way that at least makes him a war profiteer, if not something else. But anyway, no one's ever going to figure it out.

So we're going to try.

But since we're going to talk about psycho elites and their impunity,

I wanted to flag this story before we get to that.

Public prosecutor's office in Milan has opened an investigation to claims that Italian citizens

traveled to Bosnia, Herzegovina, on sniper safaris during the war in the 1990s.

They're alleged to have paid large sums to shoot at civilians in Sarajevo.

So, since all the, like, this may be falling into the category of urban legend, although

there's a, there's a journalist by the name, a journalist by Javazini, I'm sorry, if it was a Gaviz. Who's like, he's the one who describes a manhunt by very wealthy people with a passion for weapons who, quote, paid to be able to kill defenseless civilians from surp positions in the hills around Sarajevo. So, like, this might fall the category of urban legend, but I do want to say, since the

conspiracy theorists have been right about literally every fucking thing else for the last half decades, a version of it anyway. Why not, bro? Why not? They're doing human aunts. Yeah, I'm about to say this. Yeah, this is almost, you know, too on the nose. I mean, it's from the 90s, but reason to believe that they're, you know, it's like a, like an almost cliche or hack joke about rich people, you know, them hunting homeless

people on their private islands and that type of thing, the most dangerous game and all that's

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