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with me or my detractors. And and I may be wrong. That's why we're doing this. You know,

I'm not going to create my own echo chamber to combat the echo chamber. I'm obviously,

I'm I'm often pushing back again. So I may be the one in the wrong here. We will have that

conversation coming up on the next hour coming up, but at the bottom of this hour,

we'll get to some pop culture Tuesday. We look at the intersection between

culture and conservatism. And we're going to talk about the New Captain Marvel movie and Todd and

I are going to go head to head to see if we can convince Aaron to leave the house to see it.

It's a tall task. It is, it is. And it's a herculean one, even. And it's funny how Aaron and I are

so totally opposite. Like I will leave my house all the time to go within a three square. If it's

something I want to do within a three and maybe five, you know, maybe a five square mile radius.

I'll leave all the time. I'll be gone a lot. All right. I just don't want to go on long play,

you know, on long trips. Aaron is the exact opposite. I can't get him to come to my house. I

literally live across the street. He won't come over to play poker. The movie theater is across

the street the other way. He won't go. But he will. Hey, what are you doing this weekend? I'm

jumping in my mini coop with a selfie stick and I'm going to go see a little big horn.

I actually am going to go to the Grand Canyon again. This memorial day.

He won't go anywhere that's close by. He doesn't want to leave the house for any of that. But if it

requires a trek, you are much more amicable to going. That is just odd to me.

Yeah. I mean, what do you want me to say? I'm fine with myself. I'm comfortable in my own

city. You prayed about it. You feel real good about where you're at right now. Yeah. I mean,

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