Sam Forstag

And that does not cause enough to engage with politics or to give people any sort of hope for what our government can do for us.

We should be really pissed at both sides if that's the sort of campaign they're running.

Because to me, that reads as distraction from the actual issues that people are facing on a day-to-day basis.

And I think the way that we get past that is to say, well, here are the concrete ways that we can fix

the material problems that you're facing.

And you know what, if a government, if a Congress that is largely populated by the rich and powerful is not addressing working people's problems with the level of urgency it deserves, maybe we should start sending working people to Congress again.

Because you bet your tail, I'm going to deal with a housing crisis with a little bit more urgency.

If I know what it's like to be working three jobs at a time while I'm going to classes and still coming up short on rent.

And most people in this country, or at least the people I know here in Montana, know what that's like.

Most of the people in Congress, it does not seem like they do.

You know, we're trying to figure out what to do.

Well, I'll tell you, a regular sauna does a lot of good.

And I can tell you could use a sauna, Tim.

So you should swing by.

Thank you.

Beyond that, my workout routine has rapidly diminished since we started this campaign.

It turns out working wake to sleep for months on end doesn't do good for your health.

But for jumpers, it was always calisthenics, right?

If I got time, if I got 30 minutes, I'll go out there and I'll jump rope and do burpees.

And that's a pretty good way to smoke yourself in 30 minutes.