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Full house. Yeah. Nick and I, they had an hour of full house every night. This would have been like 2002, 2003. I remember because my sisters watched it every single night and our family computer was there. So I would get it by osmosis and I would try to see how often I laughed at it. And I think.

They probably watched it about every night for about two years, and I think I laughed at the show twice. But it's kind of like Friends. I think Full House, it's technically a sitcom, but it's not intended to be funny. It's intended to just... It's lighthearted. And it all takes place in San Francisco.

They probably watched it about every night for about two years, and I think I laughed at the show twice. But it's kind of like Friends. I think Full House, it's technically a sitcom, but it's not intended to be funny. It's intended to just... It's lighthearted. And it all takes place in San Francisco.

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yeah front lines they get drafted man yeah he got drafted he was the first drafted yeah mitch mcconnell they got a letter where they said anyone who has a polish last name in the united states has to go fight in ukraine for their old you know poland used to own that mitch mcconnell letterhead and everything yeah exactly i wouldn't have answered that it's really crazy it's one of those things doge found like it's actually a law that they have to do this if they

yeah front lines they get drafted man yeah he got drafted he was the first drafted yeah mitch mcconnell they got a letter where they said anyone who has a polish last name in the united states has to go fight in ukraine for their old you know poland used to own that mitch mcconnell letterhead and everything yeah exactly i wouldn't have answered that it's really crazy it's one of those things doge found like it's actually a law that they have to do this if they

if we fight in Eastern Europe. You get drafted if you're Polish. It's crazy.

if we fight in Eastern Europe. You get drafted if you're Polish. It's crazy.

That's part of the joy. That's why I thought it'd be fun to drop this on you. So there is this person named Pete Davidson. He is... famous for... He must be famous for some kind of reason. I've never quite understood what it was. I think he's allegedly a comedian, but I don't know any jokes he's told or anything. But just trust us. Just trust me, Charlie. He is famous for some reason.

That's part of the joy. That's why I thought it'd be fun to drop this on you. So there is this person named Pete Davidson. He is... famous for... He must be famous for some kind of reason. I've never quite understood what it was. I think he's allegedly a comedian, but I don't know any jokes he's told or anything. But just trust us. Just trust me, Charlie. He is famous for some reason.

Anyway, he's also very... ghastly looking because he famously would be covered in a million gazillion tattoos he was basically the prototypical modern millennial by being tatted up from neck to ankle and a kind of strange story to have happen in the first three weeks of the trump administration is he went and he got

Anyway, he's also very... ghastly looking because he famously would be covered in a million gazillion tattoos he was basically the prototypical modern millennial by being tatted up from neck to ankle and a kind of strange story to have happen in the first three weeks of the trump administration is he went and he got

all or almost all of his tattoos removed which i don't know if you guys are aware because i don't think any of us here have tattoos but it's actually a pretty involved process to do this he apparently had to spend about 250 000 dollars and they basically have to burn it off like they systematically burn your skin and then it has to grow back so this is a pretty intense thing for him to do uh but he actually did burn it off and you know did a kind of

all or almost all of his tattoos removed which i don't know if you guys are aware because i don't think any of us here have tattoos but it's actually a pretty involved process to do this he apparently had to spend about 250 000 dollars and they basically have to burn it off like they systematically burn your skin and then it has to grow back so this is a pretty intense thing for him to do uh but he actually did burn it off and you know did a kind of

gay looking photo shoot there uh but we won't dwell upon that what we're dwelling upon is this is happening in the first uh first month of the trump administration and it's also happening while we're having all of the the dei rollbacks we're having we've moved on from just walmart and target to to disney is canceling dei uh Goldman Sachs, a major investment bank, they're canceling their DEI.

gay looking photo shoot there uh but we won't dwell upon that what we're dwelling upon is this is happening in the first uh first month of the trump administration and it's also happening while we're having all of the the dei rollbacks we're having we've moved on from just walmart and target to to disney is canceling dei uh Goldman Sachs, a major investment bank, they're canceling their DEI.

Is there a vibe shift, and can we detect it from such things? And also, is it good? I feel like MAGA was becoming, if anything, there was a lot of tattoos in MAGA, so maybe we're just doing a switcheroo on that one. Anyway, I think it's an interesting topic.

Is there a vibe shift, and can we detect it from such things? And also, is it good? I feel like MAGA was becoming, if anything, there was a lot of tattoos in MAGA, so maybe we're just doing a switcheroo on that one. Anyway, I think it's an interesting topic.

Tyler, Mormons aren't allowed to get tattoos, right?