Ria Lina

Good morning, afternoon, night.

Insert here what time you're listening to this.

To be fair, we've never seen those tapes from Russia, so we don't know who did the cleaning up.

Oh, I think it's one of those things you have to ignore.

Do you know what I mean?

I think we need to remove all oxygen from the situation, metaphorically and possibly literally, and just leave that fire to die out by itself.

It's a weird thing to talk about having a peace deal.

A peace deal suggests that both sides entered into this together.

equally.

Not that one of them jumped the other one in the middle of the night.

It is so strange.

It's like if your neighbor went to the neighborhood across the other side of town and started beating up on someone else's house and then went, well, I'll stop if you do all these things that I want you to do.

You go, why are you all the way over there?

Like he's never, he's never once put anything in your bins.

Why do you have an issue with that guy?

I'm the one who keeps putting shit in your bins, but it just, I think we just have to leave it.

Like this Hormuz hokey pokey that we keep playing, like all these boats have got, have got, you know, they need massages.

They metaphorical neck massages for the number of times they're going, Oh, we can go.

Oh no, we can't.

Oh no, wait, we can't.