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Oh, wow. Sophie, I don't know. I don't know if we can put that on the air. I mean, that's actionable threats against a sitting. Wow. I mean, just Sophie, that's it's just dangerous to be saying stuff like that in this day and age. I know. Let's distract the audience and the federal agents listening in by bringing on our guest today who definitely doesn't say stuff like that. Langston Kerman.
Langston, do you condemn Sophie's statements, assuming they ever get out in unedited form?
I was tempted to hang up the Zoom right away. I understand. It was so inflammatory that I said, I can't be a part of this.
100%.
We got to get back to what we were, which was normal and peaceful.
Which was normal and good. Everyone knows things used to be good in this country for everybody, right? That's the thing we all know. We were chilling for a long time. We were so cool.
Yeah. Yeah. Things were so great. And I think what will get us back to that is talking about puppies, right? Everybody loves a good puppy, right? I like puppies. Puppies are wonderful. And there's been some really cool new puppy news. I am really nervous.
What is he talking about? Oh, God, we're going to talk about puppy mills. No, don't worry. This is a fun one, everybody. We're going to have a good time this week. Like, it is a guy I think is a piece of shit, but it's going to be fun.
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