Shaun Newman Podcast - Mashup 159

Episode Date: May 23, 2025

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Welcome to the Mashup. Tell me whether I'm wrong or right. Easter west up or down side to side. I sit to stand and fall to fly. Of all of my impulsive plans, pop and locking salsa dance is on demand. I follow leading off the map and stop the chatter, scream happily. Welcome to the mashup. Welcome to the mashup.

We're going to start off today by reading a prepared statement that I have made. My name is Toos and I would like to tell you completely not under duress or threat of violence that I am very sorry to all of the ginger's ginger kinds and people with ginger vitus. It came to my attention recently that there were some of you who were upset by my comments regarding gingerdum. as a whole. And under no duress of mine, am I making this statement that I'm very sorry and you guys do have souls and are actually people.

Thank you. They showed up on your doorstep, did they? The Ginger Cartel. G.C. The G.C. Uh, mashup 159 coming in hot folks. Uh, how's everybody doing today? How's Tuesday today? Tuesday's good. Tews is, uh, Tews could use a nap, but, you know, he's got this mashup thing to do. So he's going to put that off for, I don't know, another 20 years. How's Sean?

I'm doing great. Yeah. I'm, I was telling you, uh, before we started, you know, got to go look at the new studio last night. And, um, yeah, I'm just, I'm just excited about it. I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm just excited about it. I'm, I was going to put it out today on, on, to my BC, uh, or to our BC audience. I'm looking for a round table around, but I just got off the phone. That's what I was, uh, on the phone for is I'm, I'm talking to a guy out in, uh, the interior BC, uh, talking about getting a round slab of wood for a table because I have this idea. I've wanted it since I got this table. You know, this table has been amazing.

I got nothing to say bad about this table. It's fantastic. Everybody walks in and looks in and, oh, that's a lot of it. amazing. But you want to have a roundtable for the round tables. Correct. I want a round table. And I've thought it for a long time. And I just, you know, you got a beautiful table. Why change it out? It's been very beneficial. But with the new studio coming together, you know, like I'm, I'm like, I want it. This is what I want. And so I've been tracking it down. I was going to put it out to the BC audience. and I think I've got a really good lead.

I'm going to shout out to Jasper. He was, and Dale Wilker, for that matter, former podcast guest for just, you know, put me in contact with some different folks. We'll see where it leads.

Maybe it comes up with nothing or maybe it, you know, I reached out to Glenn as well. And, you know, I've reached out to a bunch of different people in hopes that I could find something that makes sense. And so I think I got something here this morning.

So I'm having a great, Friday, honestly. Nice. So exciting times. It's nice when things come together. Yeah. Yeah. Well, and it's, it's, you know, I didn't start there.

I'm going to what I'm going to do? Have this table sit for, for six months or a year while I wait. No, it's kind of one of the, it makes sense that you have, you know, you, I mean, when you're doing any project, you don't worry about the trim until everything else is in, right? That's right. That's right. Ornature is one of the last things to go in. That's right.

So, uh, things are coming together. I'm excited about. it, you know, um, uh, had a, a guy stop in yesterday and he was shocked to hear that it was, uh, no changes to serve on this. Actually, there's this thing that says show comments on stage. Um, I don't know what it, uh, it looks like, but, um, yeah, if somebody wants to comment, I don't know how it's going to look, but there's something in beta that we're going to push a button on. But so, so somebody had, uh, dropped in and they were, they were, they were, they were, They'd been listening to us, I guess, a week ago, or sometime in the podcast.

And I just brought up, you know, it's looking like, you know, I'm going to be, there's a chance we get to do a first podcast. In, I was hoping late May, but it's looking like June. I'm hoping to have a brother's roundtable before the playoffs ends in it. And we'll see. The table won't be there probably until after summer. But, you know, you, you know, it's just picking away at things. So that's exciting times on this side. I can gush about that all day.

but we got mashup 159 ready to roll. We've got to mash it all up. Yeah. What is going on? So it shows up on the side. I get what it's doing. Oh, okay. Yeah.

So it's going to populate on the side. There you go. So they're going to be real small. Yeah, well, new features here on the mashup 159. We're always trying new things to try and spice it up for you. Happy airborne.

It's a new feature. Happy Airborne Friday to all of our fine folks. Up the Johns. Yeah, lots of people talking about the Saskatchewan Bush Party that Jamie Sinclair threw out after the Cornerstone Forum. There's been lots of comments on that. In the hotel, he got a hospitality room. And he called the Saskatchewan Bush Party.

And so they had some fun there, I guess. And it's obviously created quite a start in the best possible way, Jamie. People were talking about it and continued to talk to me about it. So obviously some fun was having. Well, that is excellent. It's a game I couldn't stick around for it. If you like to show this is your time before we get started to like, please hit the share button and let's push it out here. Like share wear your gunslinger mashup shirt proudly.

I'm going to space on the name, but there's a guy who's buying five kids shirts because they all get together and he wants to, they always put on the same. same outfit. So they're getting some gunslinger shirts. You know, it's funny. I wore this out last night. APP had an event in Lloyd and I saw Gunslinger shirts in there. I'm like, nice. This is awesome. I mean, you got to be careful. Like, I remember when, when I did that first run of 222 minutes shirts, uh, the one guy, well, David got, uh, one of his kids a shirt and then that kid got in hell at school because it just says 222 minutes. And they're like, you can't wear that in here. You can't wear the gunslinger in here.

You probably can't wear the gunslinger either. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. I mean, the women don't seem to like it. That's a lie because it was one of the women. No, but I've had so much. It might be me.

Mel didn't like it. She's like, nobody's going to wear that. And now she's been like, okay. They're wearing it and it's everywhere. And it's awesome. So there you go. Was she that thing with you last night? No, she wasn't.

She was, uh, yeah, she wasn't there last night. Because that would have been even better because you'd have been like, hey, honey, honey, see that over there? I should have taken a picture of it. Yeah. You should have just got everybody who had mash up shirts together for a picture. For a nice team picture. That's right. Okay.

They're this, they're this year's vote for Pedro shirt. Yes. Okay. Um, let's, uh, let's, let's start. with the coup 6.5, shall we? Yeah, well. Okay. Yeah. Well, this week, notorious sex offender, Randall Hopley, has been re-arrested shortly after he was obtained statutory release from prison. Hopley was released on Thursday morning from Mission

Institution and was directed to a reside at the halfway house in Vancouver. Police said he refused direction of the parole officer and left the halfway house. A candlewide warrant was issued and Hopley was arrested by Vancouver Police on Thursday afternoon. He's a, he's a, he's known for abducting a three-year-old boy back from a southeastern home back at 2011. And, you know, it continues to go on to. And then the axe attacker from last week that we talked at, the hatchet to the head, they interviewed the guy. Read the headline. So I immigrated an axe murderer.

Here's the guy who got hit. He said, I think I glanced at my phone for a second. And the next thing I knew, I saw this man's face up here. but I was falling back and he had, I think, what they call body slam me, he explained. From the ground, John said he could see the man walking away as if nothing had happened. The assailant did not even try to take his phone or credit card he added. Yeah, it was a little bit crazy, but I mean, it's funny. Like, we were talking about it last week, and then this article goes on at length about his very lengthy criminal history.

Yeah. So, I mean. And for those of you out there saying wood chipper, just hold on. We got some real wood chippers to go over this week. But anyway, the other thing is just laughing to himself. Just laughing. No, it's, we're going to get to it in the community notes. I'll bring it up in the community notes.

So Coots boys denied parole. It may not have been in when you started. the thing, but yeah, Coots Boys denied parole. So, yeah, they, while have been model jail citizens, the board doubts their repentance. They feel like, well, they feel as though

while incarceration may have deterred, have had, well, incarceration may have a deterring effect on you and cause you to do things differently in the future. The board is not convinced that this is the result of any true accountability, insight or understanding of your offense cycle or harm inflicted. So they don't think they're repentant enough. Okay. And so, and so that's it. Now, I'm just going to go out on a limb and say that if you, if you're going to give parole to somebody

who gets arrested a few hours later, you may want to reassess how you do things. And if that's the benchmark, I feel like, I feel like that person, that guy who went back to jail an hour or two after being released, if we're letting them go, why can we not let these people go?

And we all know the answers because they're political prisoners. Yeah, thank you. You took the words out of my head. All right. So anyways, that's that. You got a headline for me for a can to post or am I just rolling today? Oh, oh, yeah, yeah. Actually, I do have one.

I don't have a lot of headlines, but I've got a few. The doors are locked. You know what? I've missed these headlines. We had a string of these headlines a while back. The doors are locked. The package is undelivered. money hemorrhages from every mailbox,

reflective vest and neck covering hat, and that was before the strike. Yes. By the way, it took me a couple tries to get hemorrhaging right, and just as a default, you should just not trust anybody who can do it off the top of their head.

In a statement Thursday night, CUPW said its members are being called on to refuse overtime work starting at midnight, local time across the country. The news comes as the union was in position to legally strike as of midnight. CUPW has previously asked for a wage increase of 19% over four years, while Canada Post proposed 13.5, 13.59% over four years.

The corporation has posted more than a $3 billion in losses since 2018. In January, it received $1.3 billion, or $1.03 billion federal loan to stay afloat this year and has warned it will need at least another $1 billion annually, starting in 2020. 2026 to remain viable. Yes. Now, this is really interesting. The union has a lot of demands, which is an interesting thing to do for a company that's losing money hand over fist.

Like, we are broke as fuck. Cool. We need you to make things better for us. Like, this is the whole blood from a stone. And as Sean says up here, you've got Canada Post and CUPW disagree. over five minutes paid time to wash hands before breaks. Union says hand washing is a small but significant part of ensuring a safe, healthy,

and respectful workplace for all postal workers. I worked. I worked rigs for a very long time. And I don't think there's a whole lot of times where I spent more than five minutes washing my hands. You didn't get five minutes to wash your hands? No, no. But like end of the day where you are just,

like you're black from the elbows down, just schmag everywhere. You just cover yourself and gojo, a couple rags later, and you are good to go. We'd stop for breaks, and you'd just be like eating a sandwich with your greasy black tart up hands.

Can you imagine, requesting five minutes to wash your hands on the rigs? If you've never been out to a rig, I could just imagine the tongue lashing that would come from such a, a thing. I just imagine all of this stuff. So here's here's a list of the things they want. They want a 19% wage increase over four years, 10 paid medical leave on top of seven personal days. So vacation aside, this isn't vacation. Aside from their vacation days,

they want to have 17 days on top of that. Okay. They want fertility treatment benefit. They want gender affirming care benefit. They want to get boob jobs. Paid meals for chefs five hours or more. Anytime you work five or more hours in a day, it's such a strenuous thing

for these unionized employees that they should have a paid meal. Limit surveillance for productivity. We don't want the managers making sure that we're doing our jobs. Here's the thing. Okay, I'm going to come back to that. 88% wages if injured at work,

which I imagine probably happens all the damn time. Vision care benefit. How do they not have that already? Increased health specialist benefit, protection against technology. So if something new comes out that is going to make the Canadian Postal Service irrelevant, they have protections against their jobs.

So if somebody invents something, like, I don't know. I just picture some random thing. and for lack of a better word, we'll call it email. If someone invents email, they're still guaranteed to have a job when nobody delivers fucking letters anymore. They want no contracting workout, snow tires for rural mail carriers.

That one actually, I would say, is fairly reasonable. Eight hour routes, benefits for temporary employees. That's the whole point of being temporary. Eliminate separate sort from delivery. Okay, so here's the thing, you go through all this stuff. They just want to be molly coddled. They just want all kinds of free shit. They don't realize that their boss is broke.

If this was any other country, there would have been, or any other company, there would have been mass layoffs years ago. They would have brought in some Japanese guy named Fukushima Konichiwa, who would have brought in all kinds of kaisen shit to actually make this run tight and lean because it's the only way the doors would have stayed open. But because it's this government fucking quasi entity, they're allowed to just lose a billion dollars in a year. Okay.

These are the people. This is why you have surveillance for productivity. Okay. If you have good employees who don't milk things and want five minutes paid hand washing before every break, you don't have to look over their shoulder all this. time. You could just go to them and say, Sean, this needs to get done, have a good one. And that's it. That's all you need to do. But if these are the kind of people that you employ, you have to have on the other side of the coin a little bit of surveillance for productivity because obviously

they're fucking useless. Uh, all right. I got nothing to add. Okay. All right. Well, it was a good run. Also, we got somebody from a last. Alaska saying hi. Hi, Alaska. Hello, David, from Alaska. All right. Diana says it's not the workers asking for it. It's the union.

If the workers were smarter about this, they'd realize that the union is going to get them all out of jobs. The unions, they never learned from COVID. If there was one really important lesson that that Chinese laboratory virus taught us, well two one ivermectin is not just horse paste but the second one the most important one

the applicable one here is that all the best parasites don't kill their hosts you can't continue to be a parasite on a corpse the body the host has to stay living

and right now the union is trying to kill the host and the only way that the unions of the world are going to evolve is if the worst ones die off and they're going to die off by killing the hosts. They got the liberal government in Tuesday. They're going to get paid.

They're going to find a way to keep this going. So I wouldn't hold my breath on the union killing it just yet. Fair enough. Rapid fire news. Okay, you got Justin Trudeau to collect two pensions, 104K in severance as well. Former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, recent departure from politics will net him over $8 million across two pensions, plus a large severance check. This is over a series of years. They added it up.

His MP pension entitling him an annual payout of $141,000 per year when he turns 55 in two years, and an additional $73,000 annually upon turning 67. So, yeah, I mean, this is insane. Like, that's a lot of more. money. Keep in mind that he became an MP in 2012. So he worked 14 years. And over those 14 years, he gets like $8 million ballpark worth of payment after he's not working. Plus the probably $6 million he made while prime minister. So for those 14 years, we're paying him $14 million. Yeah, we're going to be paying the cost of Trudeau for a long time. Yep.

Oh, we're going to, that's not even counting the cost of Trudeau for a long time. Correct. This is, this is a thing. It's interesting. A gentle reminder that the reason we have generous pension and severance allowances for former prime ministers is to reduce the risk that they will be improperly influenced by their personal slash private interests while in office. This is a guy named Sasha Forsner, Ukraine, flag. And if we look at him, oh, he looks like a ginger and a baby. You're waiting to tie the gingers back into this, were you? I don't know who set two's off

on the old, on the old gingers this week. Is this baby ginger? He looks like a toddler with a beard. But, I mean, to be fair, to be fair, they all do. But here's the thing. No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm not done. I didn't get to make my point here yet. Really? Well, enlighten us, too, is enlighten us. So, all right, if you want to make the argument that the severance package and the generous payment while they're in office and the generous pension are there to ensure that they aren't caught up in conflicts of interest or accountability issues or things like.

that. Okay, fair enough, fair enough. But if that's what you're going to do, then that $104,000 severance package should be conditional on you getting caught exactly zero times in conflict of interest acts violations. Not twice like Trudeau, not the entire litany of other people. Fisheries alone had multiple conflict of interest acts convictions. Mary Ing had Amanda Alvaro with that $40,000 conflict of interest act over getting her friend to do media training. You had what there was, I mean, Essencee, Laughlin, AgaCon. We're on mashup 159. Everybody, yeah.

Every week is another one. 50. There's 158 mashups worth of reasons why, if that was what that severance package meant, he should not get it one fucking bit. Saskman receives longest sentence for child sex crimes in province's history. Richard Dyke 48 pleaded guilty earlier this month, three counts of sexual interference, six counts of creating child pornography, and one count of publishing an intimate image without consent according to court documents.

Dyke was sentenced for those charges inside a moose jaw courtroom on Wednesday. He was credited with 81, sorry, 815 days served on remand, meaning he will spend an additional 14 years and 17 months behind bars. Police identified the victims as three boys under the age 12. However, 33 victims and totals have been identified since, 32 of which were children as young as 18 months old and up to 17 years of age. In addition to home daycare operating out of Dykes residents and Asiniboie, he also attended additional daycares in Kornak, Swift Current, and Asinibo. The communities of Tisdale, Estaband, and Gravelberg were also said to be affected according to RCMP.

and you just it just gets it just gets yeah it's not up yeah so 60 charges total 33 victims identified okay so granted this is just what they can pin on him but 60 charges over 33 children as young as 18 months and he got 17 years in prison that's not even that's that's that's six months per victim that we know about that we know about six months per victim. And this is the longest sentence ever. This is insane. This is a slap on the wrist.

As far as I'm concerned, your prison sentence should roughly match the degree to which the crime was committed. Now, if you could make an argument that whatever it was that he did, which is totally not the case here, but if he'd done something completely different, where, yeah, it kind of just messed somebody's life up for six months. Okay.

Well, yeah, then if he did it 33 times, sure, 17 years. But this should be 33 consecutive life sentences. Yeah. When adults messing with kids is like, I don't even have the words to it. It just, I'm like, hey, I'm happy they threw the book at them. But to your point, but it's a small fucking book. Well, no, to your point, it's like he should just never get out. Or, you know, like, I'm not a proponent of the death penalty on most cases, but like this is just like, come on.

Like he ran, his wife ran a daycare and he abused every kid that went in there, roughly. Not to mention other places and everything else. A guillotine, but not for your head. How about that? Conservative MP, Jamil Giovanni, has launched a petition to end the temporary foreign worker program. The petition says the temporary foreign worker program is a large contributor to an unsustainable level of immigration and claims the program is taking away, taking jobs away from Canadians and suppressing wages. Where was that during the election? That's a pretty common sense solution.

Okay. We have several problems in Canada. Basically everything. Everything right now is a problem. One of those is housing prices of skyrocketed due to unchecked immigration. unemployment, youth unemployment, and stagnant wages. So with one simple, just get rid of the temporary foreign worker program. And boom, you're knocking, you are taking a significant hit towards three major problems

in this country at once. It's easy, it's simple. And believe it or not, the solution is getting rid of government programs. This checks every box for every person in this country, except for Ottawa fucking bureaucrats. Disgraced former Calgary city councilor, Joe, how do you say his last name, too? Is it Maglooglia? Maglioka. Maglioka.

Apologized Thursday for filing false expense claims that led to his fraud commission. He said, I'm very sorry that these were submitted. I apologize to the citizens of Calgary, who I was honored to serve for eight years. I'm sorry if I've caused them to lose trust in public service. I did not sit out to mislead or hurt anyone. He sought out individuals. He literally did. He sought out individuals at trade fairs he attended.

You may recall this from a MASSIP earlier. In his role as council members, so he could get business cards and include them in expenses he later claimed. He filed 19 separate expense claims in which he included the names of other politicians who attended conferences. Those individuals later denied attending meals or other functions in which, former Ward 2 council members claimed he bought food and drink. Here's just an image the five days in Quebec. Yeah, Quebec City. This shows his expenses and compared to every other person who won't.

Doesn't it seem suspicious? See, that's the thing nobody really seems to get. Graphs are supposed to have smooth lines to them. They're supposed to have some nice curves. Like an attractive lady's waist. Okay. and hips and whatnot. All right.

When there is a giant jarring bump here to there or wherever else, there's something fucking going on. There's something weird. There's something suspicious. When you look at how much median income in this country. And as you go east to west, it's just nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing. And you're like, what's the threat of commonality? Well, it's a culture and it's a lot less red tape.

And it's a completely different approach. to everything to do with Confederation. Maybe we should look into that a little bit. Maybe the people are on to something. And this is that. So when you're looking at graphs and there are jarring breaks in it, you've got to ask yourself why they're there. Here's the Alberta independence model.

39.74% want to leave. 60.26. It says want to remain. you can see the colors and where they're at. Now, the really interesting thing for those of you listening is that it's going roughly exactly the way you would expect. Red Deer, GP, well, actually, I wasn't expecting GP to be in there. But Red Deer, GP, Lethbridge, Edmonton, Calgary, all solid yellow. And everywhere outside of there, blue, roughly speaking.

There's a couple. There's a couple outliers. Edmonton's got a pretty big surrounding area. And then, of course, the Canmore Banff area is voting to stay as well. But for those of you who want Alberta independence, I get it. You know, you're going to bring in speakers that your people love. You're going to make the arguments that resonate with your people. You're going to talk about the things that matter to cattle.

farmers and rig workers and welders and electricians. But those aren't the people you need to convince. They're already on your side. You're not winning anybody over by preaching to that choir. You are solidifying them. But nobody really goes back. Once someone becomes a separatist, they really don't go back to being like, oh, actually, you know what?

I do enjoy sending a shit ton of money to Ottawa. I don't know what I was thinking before. these yellow parts, which are the cities, they're the people you need to win over. You need to convince them that it is far more economically viable for them and the future livelihood of their families to be involved in an independent Alberta than tied to a sinking fucking ship that is Ottawa.

Those are the arguments you need to make and you need to have people who are going to speak to that because those are the people, you've got to win at least some of them over. And it's great to preach to the choir. But if that's all you're doing, you're not winning. And that's it.

Well, then I assume you want to go to the goofy, which is, here's a tweet. Oh, yeah, yeah, that one, that one's interesting. Can you read that out? Here's Astrid. This is Astrid. She says,

sorry Amiton, but the crowd in Dallas is full of ridiculously hot women. Well, every time the camera pans Rogers are in it. It looks like a, a live look at the hippo tank at the zoo. At the zoo. What an interesting take on things.

How have things been going in the hippo tank, Sean? We lost game one in the conference finals. How's the golf lengths for the Calgary Flames doing? How's that? I mean, it was great until a bunch of fucking Leafs showed up. Sorry. Poor old Leafs. I just, they can't.

Oh. And then just to leave on that note, Oh, man. Snicks won in game seven. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, we're going to make a comeback. We're going to make a comeback. It's going to be awesome. And then boom, out of nowhere, the thing everybody saw coming.

I haven't seen anybody get crushed that badly in hockey since Johnny Goodrow. Sticking with the goofy news, should you be moth taping? What's driving the viral trend, moth taping the practice of sealing lip shut during sleep, encourage nasal breathing has gained traction online promoted as a helpful solution for snoring, dry mouth, and poor sleep. But medical experts warn the practice may be ineffective at best and potentially risky for those with undiagnosed sleep disorders. 80% of the papers published did not show any benefit to this practice. 20% did show a slight benefit, likely strategically

beneficial, but not really clinically beneficial. And then they emphasize that one person's success doesn't necessarily mean the method is safe or effective for everyone. Well, I mean, it's weird to see somebody saying that something is not safe and effective for everyone. So that's, that's an interesting update in terms of the medical world. Um, but this whole taping your mouth shut thing, it's all these girls on Instagram and TikTok talking about how they want to tape their mouth shut. You know, if I put my, if I put my tinfoil hat on for a minute.

this whole thing was started by a bunch of husbands. I did not see you going there. Two people facing charges following Beastiality Investigation in Kingston, Ontario. Quoted, the material depicted various sexual acts involving the co-accused dog, ultimately leading to the identification of two suspects. Police said in a statement Tuesday morning,

a 32-year-old man and 25-year-old woman have jointly been charged with bestiality and injuring an animal. Police said the man was already facing charges of possession for the purpose of trafficking and proceeds of crime. Yes. So, I mean, we were talking about this before with the difference between Eastern and Western Canada. And this is just it's rearing its ugly head in this too. Ontario got half a billion dollars in equalization this year.

At what point are we going to say that you guys need to quit fucking the dog? All right, all right. Here's a tweet. Unbelievable heat anomaly unfolding across China. Vast regions up to 16 degrees Celsius above normal for this time of year. The climate crisis isn't future tense. It's now urgent action is needed. 2050 targets are too late.

This is the scary weather color of the week. Now, the interesting thing is that if you look closely at that map, most of it centered around Mongolia and not China. So, you know, these people are idiots. But also, what has China been doing more than any other country for the past several years? Actually, that's really broad. Inventing new viruses, stealing intellectual property. One of the things that they have been doing more than anybody else.

in the past several years is industrializing with carbon or with coal. There have been, there's like a new coal plant built every single day in China. And now there's this giant weather anomaly that's so bad that they had to go into shades of white and black to show how incredibly hot it is. And I'm left wondering, Sean, what if they were right? Oh. What if they were right? I thought for sure. You remember when we first started this?

You're like, what new color are they going to use? And every week there was a new color. New color. Yes. Because red, red wasn't hot enough anymore. Red wasn't scary enough. People were being habituated. We had a great time last summer covering this and all the different arsonists.

But the thing about it is, is that the country that made a shit ton of coal plants in last several years is now having a ridiculous heat wave. And I'm wondering if maybe we're going to be on the wrong side of history, Sean. Maybe. Now, I mean, the only thing we could really do is that makes sense. I think we need to send them natural gas. No, there's no case for that, too. The EU declassified it last year as a green energy.

We can send them a green energy. And we know it's a green energy because a bunch of unelected bureaucrats in fucking Belgium decided that it was a green energy. Primary school evacuated after student brings in a grenade for show and tell. For show and tell, yep. A primary school in Derbyshire has had to be

evacuated after a student brought a grenade in for a second world war show and tell assembly. Head teacher, Jeanette Hart told the BBC, she said she was unsure if the device was live, so she took it from a boy and slowly placed behind a substantial tree. in the car park as the school was cleared and emergency services were called. When they did actually scan and everything,

it was, you know, there was nothing to worry about, but a grenade brought in by. It had been dismantled. The functioning bits of it had been taken out, you know, like what we should be doing with sex offenders. And so he was just showing like a grenade casing. But, I mean, just imagine this. Like, just, you know, imagine Mrs. Newman

doing some school function where everybody's in the gym and everybody's doing show and tell. And what do you have today, Timmy? And then Timmy pulls out a fucking grenade. I think it's wonderful. I think it's great. Provinces should cover weight loss drugs for people with preexisting cardiovascular disease says drug agency. The drug agency says they want more drugs? Kevin says where does Jim Sinclair's kid go to school?

I wonder what Jim would say to that. His son takes it. Anyways, be like, why did you only bring one? The provincial government should pay for the weight loss drug Wagovi for people who are overweight and have survived a heart attack or stroke, according to a new report from the organization that advises Canadian public drug

plans on which new medications to cover This is a huge landmark moment in what we're looking at obesity in a much more holistic sense. Canadian Drug Agency estimates covering of Wagovi for overweight patients with pre-existing cardiovascular disease would cost the public purse approximately 600 million over three years. But the tab could run as high as $3.5 billion depending on uptake. Okay, so first off, it's called Wigovi. now whatever I think they should change it doesn't matter

they should change it Sean to we lazy okay I get where you're going with it yes and and also uh Shane gets his team's trying to get a hold of me about the community notes he didn't mention to them

that when we're doing the plug for a show they shouldn't be calling uh anyway um They want to institute it for anybody with a BMI above 27. 27 is crazy. So here is if you weigh 200 pounds and you are any less than six feet tall,

this would give you free basically, I'm guessing, like, wish.com ozempic kind of thing. Like, this isn't much at all. Like, according to this, I'm obese. despite the fact that the only place where I'm huge is like with the guns. The guns, the guns, because all they're looking at biomass index, how tall are you and how much do you turn the dial on this scale? That's it.

And that's the determining factor for this. This is a health agency in 2025 who is using stuff that was outdated in the 90s. This is totally what I would expect from this government. if you want to make people healthier if you want to get the government involved in making people healthier bugs you start giving out fucking gym passes he bugs

beyond me what do you think Tanner Applegate would say about the idea of him being sponsored by the liberals like if if Mark Carney shows up at his gem and says hi I would like to buy

100 monthly passes, please. I can imagine the response. Yes. New $1,000 fines for small rental bedrooms and occupancy limits introduced in Brampton. The new costly penalties are part of updates to Brampton's property standards and non-parking fine by bylaws aimed at reducing what the city calls cases of overcrowning and excessive subletting across the city. The new rule set limits of 14 square meters around 150 square feet. for rooms that will have three occupants and seven square meters, approximately five square feet per person,

where the room is provided for four or more occupants. Yeah. Let's just point out the fact that our legacy media is a bunch of fucking idiots. They're saying that for four or more occupants, you need to have at least five square feet per person. So two by two and a half, according to this article. Now, that's not seven square meters. that's

yeah, you're, you're completely out to lunch. These people are dumb. They don't even proofread. Is there no fucking editor in the Brampton in the saga? There probably isn't. Listen to Chris Sims talk about it. Listen to Holly Done and, uh, the Blacklock's team talk about it. But you'd think you'd at least like hand it over to somebody across and just be like,

dude, can you just proofread this for a second? Or plug it into Grock. and say, Grock, can you proofread this and let me know if I did anything fucking retarded? And he's going to say, yes, yes, you did. You should probably get a different job in a different area. But here's the thing is, this is just patching a problem with another problem. If I own my damn house and I want to sublet it five square feet at a time, I should be able to do that. who the fuck is the government we want the government to get out of our bedrooms right right isn't that

what we used to say we love whoever you love we're going to have gay marriage we're going to get the government out of our bedrooms this is literally the government getting back into everybody's bedrooms and saying they're required to be a certain size do we want them out of our bedrooms or not. Johns Creek team cashes over 545K K, 545,000 in fake checks to pay

lawyer in separate fraud case. He cashed five checks of 100 grand or more to pay for another lawyer for another fraud case. Got caught. Yeah, so he got caught doing fraud and so

he needed to pay his lawyer half a million dollars. And so he just whipped up a bunch of fake checks. cash them. They use that to pay his lawyer. We, by the way, have quite a lot of goofy news this week. Everything in this country is silly.

Everything in this world is silly. Well, let's go to North Korea. Kim Jong-un reportedly watched his brand new 5,000-ton worship topple over right in front of them during a failed launch into the water. I'll pull up the... Yeah, okay, you're going to show the... There you go. Yes. So North Korea, well known for their manufacturing and defense capabilities and all that stuff.

Remember when everybody was scared as hell that North Korea was developing intercontinent ballistic missiles? And then when they did the test firing, they basically just went bloop. Yeah, well, these people thought that it would be good for them to unveil a new destroyer. And destroy is exactly what happened. This thing, just, you know, that classic, like, just casting it off the moorings in the dry dock. And it tipped the whole thing over. And now apparently a whole bunch of people are going to get killed for fucking it up. Correct.

And there's a picture of it laid over and then putting tarps over it to cover, try and cover it up from satellite images. Yeah. Yeah. We can't. Isn't it? Does anybody else think it's suspicious that North Korea has tarps big? enough to cover a fucking destroyer?

What else, if you were to look at Google Maps of North Korea, how many other giant blue tarped areas are there? Going from one military to another, stocks on new Canadian Ranger rifles are cracking and need to be replaced. Stocks on the new rifles issued to Canadian Rangers for use in the Far North are cracking and have to be replaced

because they can't stand excess of moisture. In addition, the laminat lamentation. lamination, yeah. Lamination on the C-19 rifle woodstocks are peeling off. The Department of National Defense acknowledged 156 of the rifles were initially deemed as unusable,

but the majority of guns are still being used despite the problems, according to the D&D. The Canadian forces ordered more than 6,800 of the rifles from Colt, Canada, and Kitchener. When delivery is beginning in March 2018, the contract was for $32.8 million, and based on the initial C-19 range rifle procurement, the performance requirements were met.

This kind of issue with the C19. This is the sleeping bags all over again. It became apparent after, and therefore the D&D intends to cover the cost of the rifle replacements. So they got them. They worked for a very brief time. Then they started to fall apart.

And now we're going to wait three years while the taxpayer covers the bill to cover the cost of the new stocks. And it's going to take three years to get them to be. phased in, which is insane. It shouldn't be that hard. It should not be that hard at all.

Profit River. You could go to Profit River and just order a bunch of new stocks. You know, the crazy thing, though, is that you think like, okay, well, maybe, maybe there's just issues with whatever the conditions are in the extreme Arctic and you can't use a laminate wood stock. Okay, fair enough. But these are replacing end fields. They're replacing 303s.

I have one. I should have brought it up here. But a 303 is this big, weighty bastard bolt action, 10-shot clip. And, well, magazine. Sorry, guys. If we're talking about military stuff, it's important to be precise. And they've been using it since the 40s with this giant, heavy ass wooden stock. And those things are great.

Slow bullet, slow bullet. You can't really, it's tough to catch anything moving. But, but it's great, it's reliable, and it's accurate, and it's wood. So why the hell could 80 years ago, they make a woodstock that could stand up to 80 years of the fucking Arctic? And now you're bringing in this lighter woodstock that's just falling apart like a fucking North Korean battleship. ditch the beef, keep the grill, why Beyond Meat owns Memorial Day 2025. The newly reformulated Beyond Burger and Beyond Beef are packed with 21 grams of plant protein, made with hearty, healthy avocado oil and clocking in just two grams of saturated fat per serving.

The best part, they taste like burgers you grow up grilling, juicy, satisfying, and begging for a slather of barbecue sauce. I have doubts. you think. New York Post may be compensated and or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. Why do people distrust the mainstream media, Sean?

I wonder why. I wonder why. Oh, man. Quebec to impose French language quotas on streaming giants, Quebec culture minister Matthew Laocombe, tabled a bill today that would force streaming giants to add French language content and make it more easily accessible to users. Bill 109 has been in the works for over a year.

It marks the first time that Quebec would set a visible quota for French language content on major streaming platforms like Netflix, Disney, Spotify, and a financial penalty would be imposed on companies that don't follow the rules. I mean, that just makes it easy. You're not going to have anything available in fucking Quebec. That's it. Because Netflix is going to say, well, I mean, if we have this in Quebec, we're going to get fined.

Okay. Well, how much money do we make in Quebec? I don't know. $70 million. Okay. And what's it going to cost to have enough content to be compliant with it? $80 million. Okay, we're not going to do it.

It's just simple math. It's simple math. And that's the problem with government is that when they are presented with simple math, they look at it like it's fucking Sanskrit. Do you want stuff with some? or do you want nothing? Activists unfurled trans pride flag on iconic Yosemite

Cliff. Yes. A group of transgender and LGBDQ plus activists climbed on the iconic cliff face in Yosemite National Park to celebrate trans identity make a stand against anti-trans hate. Led by the popular drag queen

environmentalist Patty Gawney. The group climbed El Capitan with a giant pastel pink sky blue and white transatl pink, under pride flag and displayed it across the cliff place early Tuesday morning day yes now um some carry hate oh actually sorry I should actually try and speak this as accurately as possible given the context of who it is it's speaking some carry hate we carry the largest trans pride flag ever to be flown in a national park and unfurled it on the side of

of L-Cap to prove a point that trans is natural. You can tell from the picture, this dude has very natural hair, very natural fingernail polish, very natural fucking makeup shotgun face dunnups. Yes. I look at that. I look at that picture.

And I think, wow, that is probably the most natural human being I have ever seen in my life. Maybe it's Mabelene. Eleven inmates escaped a New Orleans jail on Friday. Tenor's still nice. This is probably not that funny.

I'm just laughing at the picture. If you look at the picture is what does it. They ripped out the toilet and then they drew too easy. Yeah. So, so, you know, for those of you who haven't seen Shaw Shanker Dam, yet. Stop this and go watch it right now and think about your life choices up to this point. But instead of having an innocuous poster that gets pulled back at the end, they just left the toilet seat off to the side and drew a bunch of graffiti mocking the guards as they made their

escape. Correct. Correct. I love it. And they ended up on Bourbon Street. The prison was two miles from Bourbon Street, they caught the one guy on Bourbon Street and Tenor still at large. That, I mean, this is probably changed since then, but that's, that was the news story. Although, you know what? It probably is, it probably makes a lot of sense to have a prison that close to Bourbon Street in Orleans. Because what's going to happen is, is they're going to say, I've been stuck in this hellhole drinking toilet wine for the past 17 years.

The first thing I'm going to do when I get out is, I'm going to go to a bar with a pretty waitress and I'm going to have a beer. And so all you got to do is just anytime that siren goes off, the woo, who, people are escaping. You don't even need to worry about sending the blue tick hounds after him. They don't got to go chasing them through swamps.

He's just got to sit down at the bar and order a drink and they're going to walk in. They're going to show up. Would be murder's plot to kill his rival consisted of one grand, some pigs, a nun and a bottle of, bourbon. Yes. So this was this guy's

attempting to hire a hitman and negotiating the upfront fee to have lesser cash implications and throwing in a really nice bottle of bourbon

which is a bit of a contradiction and they were having trouble tracking down a van so they'd actually lined up the logistics of renting the van from a nun and they were going to go picked in with the body. Yes.

And they were going to gonna, the undercover cop who is looking like the farmer said, I need a little addition to the thousand dollars. And he said, well, I could get you some booze. And he said, a nice bottle of bourbon would do. And so they showed up with a bottle of bourbon. And then got arrested. Yeah. Yeah. Um, Ebby. I guess we could go to, uh, the, the, ebby photo op in front of a subdivision of shed homes on Vancouver Island. I was wondering if I had it. Yeah, I do have it. Yeah, I'll pull it. up here. Okay, so this is, this is Premier Ebby standing in front of all these brand new homes.

Brand new homes. No, you've got, that's the wrong picture. Is that the wrong picture? Yeah, here. Sorry, it's my bad here. Just, just hang on a sec here. I got it here. I'll bring it up. We're literally using plot points from a 20 year old show about boys in a trailer park to determine our national housing. strategy. For those of you listening and not watching, this is a picture of Ricky and Bubbles in front of Bubbles's shed, which 20 years ago was hilarious. The idea that someone would just live in a shed in somebody else's backyard

and have nothing but kitties. Well, now in President Day Canada, that kind of seems like a nice place. Correct. That, yes. We're literally living in fucking trailer park boys. they're building the next generation's housing out of sheds and fucking shipping containers. Did I lose you?

You froze up on me. I don't know. Is that me? Oh, there you are. There you are. Okay. All right. So anyway, that's the secret of life.

But back to this whole thing about the shipping containers. And, um, yeah, like we're building, we're building things out of sheds and shipping containers. This is where the next generation is going to live. It's funny. When I was looking at a new, like different ideas for a studio, I, looked at shipping containers because there's some really cool ideas there. I'm not saying that's what I want my primary residence to be, but they have, uh, there's some really cool ideas with shipping containers. There are. And you take a two or three or four and you stack them in

different ways. Yeah. But just, just to put an entire family in one of them. And, and, well, here's the problem is, is that this is, this is the bureaucracy. These are the politicians. This is how they think. They say, well, you know what, Thomas? I mean, this is how. they arrived in this country. I think they really like living in shipping containers. This is our housing strategy in this country, Sean. Some happy. Trailer Park

Boys and human smuggling. Some happy news. Medical organizations and media like Canadians believe gender medicine is safe and universally accepted. It's not 14 physicians author's statement for inside policy. This is in Canada.

In Canada, you had 14 doctors sign off on the fact that so-called gender-affirming care is not a good thing to do to children. That takes some big balls. It does. No woke employees writes Quebec City Bar and job ad eyebrows are being raised after a Quebec City Bar published a controversial job ad on social media stating that it was looking for a barmaid who was not woke, pro-liberal, pro-CAQ, or in favor of the health measures in place during the COVID-19 pandemic. Quoted, I'm going to be very clear on my position, reads the Facebook post for La Bar Sport, La Vegas on Santa and Boulevard in the Lomolier district. I don't want someone who during the pandemic would have called the police if their neighbors had visitors.

I wonder if the sales in this place have just skyrocketed. I would absolutely love to go to this place and have a few beers. I love this part because he's just absolutely unapologetic about it. When reached by telephone by Nouveau info, the bar owner insisted that he should have the right to cherry pick his employees. You mean choose which employees he hires? Yes. He says, here's the quote. We're not in the 1960s and 1970s anymore.

People used to hide, but I'm not hiding. Don't I have the right? It's his fucking bar. He should have the right to hire who he wants to hire. I agree. Well, I mean, it's a bar. Road trip, Quebec. Can you imagine?

We take like a 50-hour drive or whatever it is to get to this place. And just sit down, say, man, appreciate what you're doing. Order to order around for the bar and just tear back. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, this has been really nice. Thank you guys very much. Yeah, we got to head back home now.

No, this is wonderful. I mean, it makes perfect sense. Like, you think about it. what kind of waitresses do you want at a bar that you want to do well? I can, A, do their job well, right? But then there's a whole bunch of different things in there that add into that. But like the best restaurants have good service. What other things are there, Sean, that add into picking out waitresses for a bar that you want to do well?

Attractive helps. Attractive. There you go. Was that so hard? No, it wasn't. Okay. You want some beautiful woman. You want a beautiful woman working there because more people are going to want to go. Okay.

And so you want somebody who's probably conservative because we talked about this. There's multiple studies. They're the hot ones. You do not want somebody with blue hair, intentionally unfashionable eyeglasses, who's on a fucking steady diet of wegovi and gravy. You want somebody who does their job well, right? You want somebody who's conscientious. You want somebody who cares,

somebody who's capable of talking to people. Yes. This is, it's not even just, this would make sense. It makes sense in him saying, I want to work with people who politically align with me. But it also makes sense in terms of, I have put my life savings into this business. I want to hire the best people to help make it successful.

And to Glenn's point, this is very accurate, he likes waitresses with less dicks. The West Coast track him and in. The UK will roll out chemical castration for sex offenders. Don't need to say anymore? I mean, the castration part's good. I wish it was physical rather than chemical. But, you know, it's funny because the chemical castration uses the same stuff that the gender affirming care does.

Okay, so we're going to give it to sex offenders, and this will chemically castrate them. But if we give it to teenagers, it's safe and effective. It's totally fine. Totally fine. Safe and effective. No repercussions and totally reversible. All American rejects are ditching arenas for backyards. They're doing a house party tour sign up on their Instagram, and they might show up, oh,

sorry, house party tour. If you sign up on their Instagram, they might show up and throw a show in your city, 2005 is back reads the tweet but you can show it yeah show the video yeah so i just i just want to talk about this real quick i i always found it astounding that well i mean i get it from a financial standpoint but once you reach a certain level of success as a musician you don't really need the money anymore sure it's great to sell out stadiums and it's awesome to do that but why don't they just get a few of the band like just get the band together with a few low-key instruments and go to some like hole in the wall.

Just go to them and be like, hey, we're, whatever, we're Garth Brooks. And I get the Garth Brooks as a person. Just go with this. Hey, I'm Garth Brooks. You may remember me from like 50 songs from the 80s and 90s. Can I just go up there and play a quick set? And it doesn't matter what bar you are. You can walk into a punk bar.

And they'd be like, guys, we just got to shut everything down. for a minute because Garth Brooks wants to pluck. That's how that goes. And I never understood because that would be so much more fun than doing a stadium. And why don't they do it more often? And here's the All-American rejects.

Just showing up and doing random backyard concerts. Yeah. It's, it's And we got the loading screen. So whatever. It doesn't matter. You get the point. It's super cool. Like that they're just going back to their roots, right? Probably how they started, to be honest.

right like it's yeah i agree with it super cool to uh see different famous acts um i think that's awesome i want to see more of that i want to see more of the people who are just like hey you know we've had a great career we've made a lot of money we don't need to make as much damn money as we can every single time we get on a stage and it would be a hell of a lot more fun regardless for us to do a backyard concert years ago when uh dustin and harlea and I lived in a house together. It was, um,

Dustin's best friend was in a band. No. They, they bought a house. Anyways, they, Jackass. Um,

yeah, when you guys were six, I get it. There was a band that they were good friends with. They played in Lloyd. And after party, they brought the band and they all set up in like the living room and like played a concert in the house.

And like, it was super cool. Like it was just like one of those memories you have like, you know, and were they this giant band? No, but it was super cool. to have a band like rock it out in your house it was like this is freaking cool right so one of the

coolest stories i have ever heard was um i went on a few dates with this girl like a million years ago and she had been traveling in asia and she was in singapore and her and her friends were just at a bar having a couple drinks and so you know of course there's a few pretty ladies at the bar some random guys show up and they're like hey we're going to be doing a show tonight do you want to come check it out. And they're like, okay, sure, whatever, sounds cool. And so they go to some random parking lot in Singapore. And these guys open up, they were DJs, they open up.

The second act is Jurassic 5 and the headliners were the Beastie Boys. No kidding. In a random ass parking lot in Singapore. How sweet would it be to see the Beastie Boys. Man, that'd be, that'd be cool. That'd be cool. And J5? Yeah, I know, but Beastie Boys got this like special place of my heart from years, years gone by.

Right? That'd be pretty cool. Any other happy news, twos, are we on the community notes? We're on a community notes. Wait, wait, was there? Was there another one? No, this is. Yeah, yeah, that's it for.

This is like shocking. I feel like, you know, hour seven in. I'm like, twos is normally we have like eight I've missed. Sean was on top of it this week, folks. he wasn't letting twos fool him sneak in a few headlines in there and I saw that he did that I wasn't sneaking him in it's not it's just I'm not looking at things in chronological order I'm looking at things in order of when they get bookmarked and I'm like oh this fits up here okay I saw I book more things as I see them and then they come out and get put into a semblance of order

so if you've already moved past it that's on you my friend too's not me okay sounds good you have fun with your other best friend at your new fucking club host Community notes. Shane Getson, he's got his golf tournament, golf tournament. Golf tournament? Yeah. 2025 golf tournament, June 6th. You can get tickets at Showpass.com backslash L-S-A-P-CA-225-Golf.

This should have just made it. This should have made it at Showpass.com backslash Getson. You know? Like, hey, this is just me playing Friday afternoon quarterback. Friday morning quarterback, but either way. Fair enough. So for those of you interested, yes, June 6th, Friday, all day. So we've got mashup, but you guys could go.

Or maybe we could try and do it from there. I think we could do a mashup from the clubhouse. June 6th. It's possible. It's possible. I don't know. Something to think about. Don't get too excited about it, everybody.

This is literally just coming to my mind as I'm saying it. but it is at the Cougar Creek Golf Resort, which is in Carvel. There you go. So if you're feeling the itch to swing the clubs, Shane Getson, June 6th tournament coming up. Jane Getson, long time fan of the show, friend of the show, he's been to multiple live events. And it's interesting. He's, as much as I have an absolute love-hate relationship with the UCP, he's one of those guys who just

you're like I got a lot of love for him anyway although he should have told his people who probably wanted to talk to me about this because I talked to him briefly last night about this and I was like yeah you could just pass on my info to them and so they texted me as we were going live and then they called again

the one thing you people know about me or should know about me is that you people Friday's at 10 you people I'm doing this. You people. All right. And so anyway, I just kind of laughed. Any other community knows out there, too?

None that I know of. Oh, Zane says, we have Battle of the Tech's engine race at Drum Heller. If anyone is in the area, drop by. Zane, I want to come see this, but kids on the weekend is difficult. But I would love to come see this. You got to send us, he probably does, but Zane, I'm going to promise. to you again. You should send out, if it's like two months out, because I could

put it in the calendar. I'd love to bring the kids to see it. I would love to just come see it, because he's sent me videos of this. I would love to come see it in person. Yes, absolutely. And I mean, it's not that far away from me, but again, you know, when you find out the day before, it gets tough. Rebel News has a Western separation discussion in Regina

on June 2nd. It says it's 60% sold out at the moment. Michelle, who do they have coming to Regina. Would you know the speakers that Rebel News has coming to their, I could probably Google it too. All right. Oh, quick pull

my finger says she sounds hot, L.O.L. I'm guessing he was talking about that that girl's voice I did when I was telling the story. Yeah, and Earl says, take the kids to the drum. They have an amazing dinosaur museum. They absolutely do. And here's the thing is you kind of got to get

early because they turn people away if you don't show up early enough in the day in the summer because drum gets really nice summers and so the place is just packed and so you'll circle the parking lot for a while find a place to park and then you'll show up and say hey i'm wondering if we could and they say nope try again tomorrow but there's a ton of other cool stuff in that town including just a little bit back the road you came down there's another very cool museum that has a whole thing about the convoy too. Or, well, not a whole thing about the convoy, but they've got these thing about antique tow trucks,

and they've got them all set up like convoy trucks. Yeah, I got you. And Michelle says they haven't announced who the speakers are yet. Is it June 2nd is only like two weeks away, right? Less than two weeks away? I guess it's coming up real fast. Well, I guess. So is separation.

This whole thing is coming at us all real fast. Two's. Matchup 159. in the books. Like, that kind of came and went, uh, folks, we appreciate you,

uh, hopping in on a Friday morning with us. Tuesday, any final thoughts before we get the heck out of here? Thanks very much. I wonder if we should do something in Edmonton about separation. Like a show? Yeah,

something. I don't know. I don't know. Everybody wants to go to the small towns and stuff like that. And I get the fact that Regina, Regina is probably a good place to have that. you know, hearkening to what I was saying about the fact that you need to capture the interest,

attention. There was two protesters, two protesters in Lloyd last night and, and, uh, were they protesting. Um, they were,

well, I guess not protesters. I call them protesters. Two people that were against separation and, um, okay. You know, they were just concerned citizens,

shall we say? That, uh, were worried. One, one, one, saying, you know, what are you going to do if you leave?

Are you going to, you know, hang me type type thing? I was, hang you. Why would you get that thought process? But it kind of left me thinking, I wonder if I should bring on people who are against separation with somebody who's pro separation on the podcast and let them kind of discuss. I can be that guy. Sure. Tews might be not better.

Yeah. I just, you know, a reasonable conversation, they can, they can rattle off all their concerns. I'd be, you know. Yeah. I mean, I'm not a statement, but I think one of the good things I bring to the table is that I'm quite capable of just having regular conversations. Yeah. Well, folks, mash up 159. As you know, we're here every Friday morning, 10 a.m. Mountain Standard time.

We appreciate you hopping in for 159. Next week, we hit the 160. And we look forward to that. Look forward to having you back. Please share away and let others know about the show. Either way, we'll catch up to you next week. Tews, as always, we'll catch up to you next week. Thanks again, folks.

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