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They are pushing against. greg: exactly. they are trying to be proactive in the virtual signaling. instead of defensive. when crime is rising, a great strategy for people who backed the regime under which it s rising is not to cover crime. when i think that s what s really happening. it makes perfect sense because when he walked out in new york city it s like zombie land. nobody talks about it except a local news and the new york post. who reads usa today ? greg: that s true. you get it when you go to the hotel room and it s like under your, you know greg: biden reads it because he s in the hotel room. they will put hunter biden on the cover! greg: he walks out the door with usa today and that means it s another day. wait, wait, greg, his mug shot will not be included in usa today ! greg: he s had breakfast with the and you like gold like
Certain words taste like thing and she stared at me. greg: diarrhea! you just think about [bleep] all day? [bleep]! greg: what did that taste like? it tastes like special k with milk. greg: that s an interesting problem. broccoli soup. greg: that s a problem for me. salad with italian dressing. okay, i m getting hungry! how do you think i feel! nobody mentioned john penn the whole time. that s right, he s boring buried greg: we totally forgot! he s playing dr. fauci i think. greg: sean penn, what does it taste like? like one of those easter pieces. people say that, it doesn t work like that. greg: this is more interesting. topic is chocolate pudding. greg: i can tell, she only
Several hundred of dollars for fred savage buried him i don t know who that is sorry, i was like a fetus at the time. greg: that joke was not worth $200. $300. i m having a flashback, i hung out with fred savage. yes, i did. not too long ago. nice guy. a very nice guy. we talked about his past. you didn t get along well enough for you to get a picture? greg wanted to be the child star. greg: this is in therapy, you ve already lost like 2 minutes of your time. the newspaper thing doesn t make sense because 20% of the topics in the newspaper doesn t represents daily life in rochester. who wants to read newspapers about average daily life? we spend a third of our life