Just tell me what you've got to say to me.

I've been wasting for so long to hear the truth. It's another night. It's another night and it's a... Good to have you guys here. Good to have you all together tonight.

It's another night. And it's a nice one, to be honest. I really like it.

It's a little chilly. It's a little damp, but it's not necessarily rainy. Last night was awesome.

I really enjoy the weather last night. So rainy. You know, you look outside, you find, find the nearest lamppost, just to see what's passing in front of the lights. Is it snow? And there's nothing like looking outside and doing the old lamp post test for some snow, right? Let's go on by there. But, you know, rain coursing on by is something else there, too.

It really sets the evening at night, especially at night you don't have to go anywhere.

And tonight, well, I don't know what to say.

After this weekend, we're going to be dealing with a lot more sunlight, ladies and gentlemen.

And, you know know that's from october september october all the way through march april but definitely april and may is

when it all goes away where we have we know that when we start the show and when we end the show, it's going to be

dark outside.

Now we're getting into lighter, longer.

And that's okay, too, because that brings with it all of its perks.

But, you know, the spookiness kind of dies down just a little bit for a little while.

And it just builds and builds for a while but tonight

should be good it is you and I tonight and a couple of really hot topics to discuss I want to talk

about some ethical dilemmas that pop up around the you know every once in a while we get

the topic of resurrecting extinct animals, extinct species,

gets reintroduced into the public sphere there.

And I want to talk about that because it also links with something else that has been pretty,

you know, it's been debate worthy

recently and that is of IVF, okay, IVF. I would love to talk about that because I didn't know

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