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the prosecution of terrorist networks across the world through some good news about the world in general of people are living longer and they are to be able to feed themselves like there never for violent crimes, violent crime, is dialogue. Diseases are going being cut in half in many cases, even schools. Buildings, this that's in school shootings are worth awful. Shall I think today so well importantly, with food is more probable. Ok, I'm not surprised are focusing on what is an important We also talked about at the movies with creed. Two I saw it last night. We have a kind of second on that. If you were here, looking for a movie this weekend had a couple recommendations while looking through during the show and we do with especial thanks giving edition of the way place that we sample please most delicious new junk foods from around the country. We have a very bizarre Thanksgiving dinner Turkey and gravy and pumpkin pie, potato chips.

Is capitalism is amazing, edited by some strange things to remain, have discovered something magic fabric I've got a date original meal may have. We did. We discover something much feel need to know about this he's coming up out of his pocket. The only thing came, the date of its Wednesday November. Twenty first, I feel it peace at any time is well is a valuable addition to any particular model: I also hope we can have a field of greens if you're going to eat like I'm going to eat this week. I think field of greens might be a good choice for you, because you might be skipping the vegetables. You might be skimming. I might my I will, but I will I will present to you talk about the Gatt Gala the other day and you you said that the food was really good side decided to try the Green V and it was

yeah, I almost Iraq as the green means. Yes, yes, you can have a good food. Anyplace will yield of greens and have a scuba this juice, or even some foods intuitive at whatever taste, good taste, goods economics. It would allow us up it's one of the super foods. It's actually it's not some crazy extra, some weird additive or whatever check it out field of greens from brick house nutrition. Let's outbreak has still not caught brick house Glenda copies of protocol. Let's get fifteen percent off your first order, its brick house, Glenn Dotcom, look. For two thanks giving you know cause like Wednesday, it's our on Wednesday before Thanksgiving you're already in that mode. Yes, I'm just I'm trying not to eat in that mode today, because I am I right not to his well, it's hard man, it's almost impossible dont boss, but there's food everywhere everywhere and after Thanksgiving think. Ok, then, then, now I'll cut back and then there's

everywhere again. Yet, as your preparing for Christmas and some most impossible, while thanksgiving his day in which you eat a lot of food any kind. I dont care and that's ok. Yes, it's our right. You know you have your one day now over the years, I have expanded that from one day a two three hundred sixty five early, that's comes every day.

Are you get? So that's the beauty of the country? There are literally, I guess, I've, but I do feel the expansion happening. I started with one and then you get too, for I feel it force. Is the right stew amount in a sensible world right? Like you have you you don't eat really badly until you get too thanks him, you have the thanksgiving. Then you live out your party the weekend right, your party the weekend away comeback Monday, you're you're eating like a human being again now it always happens there, of course, is Wednesday and common between states. It doesn't matter. Your basically affects giving a mighty will eat on Wednesday and Radicals Wednesday to Monday, and then what happens? If you come back Monday, any eat, ok and then Tuesday happens and you fall off the bandwagon then you're like ass, basically the weakest ex giving so that goes for the previous Wednesday to not the next Monday, but the money after that, and then you're almost a Christmas right. Yes, that nurse parties party, as is eager to church party

work party, yet friends, parties and we got like stuff like the kids they get like breakfast with Santa. You got on the little events and then you go to they might as well eat up John just in rail Christmas at an endless, MR that its then the we left, overs lean Christmas and new year, is to waste in any better european back or eating on New year's anyway. So you might as well that we rightly then you go in New York and then that's when you get the new year's resolution kicks in and you're like, ok, where to start Neda start on the second most of the time, because a lot of times the sex. Isn't it worked. I should pressing it it. It had some ice cream that day this year is a workday sea could come back on the second year, but again is like a Wednesday. I think I can start your Diana win, stay. So you go Wednesday that we wait for that next Monday and then you get on this scale molly in your thirty five politically in about thirty five at that point now. The problem here is this is when and if L play off kick him

every Sunday and Saturday there's games you gotta watch and when you go watching pizza, Olano, that's stupid and Obviously Superbowl so then you're in your beer, fair where are you see six or seven than that range? Will then its Valentine Valentine's day right? Let it get out. I mean what I get it you do not eat on Valentine's day in a dish, respect your own relationship and your own marriage better. Not to do that. So then you're eating up it's a Valentine's day. Men of my birthday boast were ninth. So in there I gotta I've got it one way to do not not have the cake with my kids right, my daughter's birthdays, also February. Ninth, so with two poorest states on it that you can't recovery. The next stage Glens birthday, while you gotta, have cake for Glens Porthos yeah because he's not going to eat it cause he's on some weird diet. Probably probably you know where your leads eighty different things in the world, You can only eighty things on the face of the earth and six of them are different types of squid.

Which is a winner with strange dies, strange Dian, so for him on his behalf, we have to have cake, and We do and then once you're in February, it's basically July. Fourth, so you gotta wrap it up to get ready. Those penguin he's not gonna eat on the fourth of July you're not going to celebrate what are you some sort of trader to this nation right? I hope not a hope that ok, ISIS go ahead, you gotta diet and my die in the fourth of July. The terrorists win. I won't do it. I will not do it Only a slight exaggeration by the way, only is I want- and I don't know even if not even in an exaggeration. For me, this is how it happened, is how habits? Oh it's you try, but you fail. That is the whole point.

By the way we do have some terrorism breaking news today. Maybe tat we can come up with things were thankful for not very genome standard thing night like where people would do that on the day before Thanksgiving, but I thought maybe, instead of doing like the arm thankful for MIKE my family, he, I am thankful for blood that stuff that just boring. Everyone knows you're you're thankful for, of course, of thankful for my family offer thank over me that I am thankful for them. The best of the gun that programme

That's wonderful! To see Morocco, sane Obama back in the limelight gosh! I have like it to have missed him by man. Why an eight! I can't say it's good to have him back either, but I can say he is kind of back and on the present now again, and these do a lot of speeches because he's making new somewhat of a living. You could say from doing these speeches every time he shows up for an hour. He makes four hundred thousand dollars now four hundred thousand dollars an hour is kind of a decent wage. Ogilvy are aware that would call living where I call it a living wage. Yes, yes, I would, and then, when Michel shows up at a place, she makes two hundred and twenty five thousand dollars, which is income inequalities.

Me, and that its unbelievable did not unbelievable. She is making a hundred and seventy five thousand less per hour than he is Yoda this to racism. Races know why cause he's had a white they're paying their way in the way about my yes thank you at some believable is unbelievable. Believable. Here's this latest thing- and this is- I mean People- say he's talking about tromp- he's really talking about all of us here. This isn't just bought Trump Lizard alley phrases this right now I could take off the shelf existing technologies. We should reduce carbon emissions by much like thirty percent but say that without any smaller we'd all I d go better caves in it of live on a little fire. We could have electricity and smartphone.

All that stuff, which would buy us, probably another twenty thirty years. For that technological breakthroughs, that's necessary. The reason we don't do it is because it is because we are still still confused blind blind confuse shrouded with with hate anger, anger. I see races, racism is stopping green, while no issues issues. I mean what we are, we are fraught fraught with stuff night. I have to say I I dislike this guy. I don't hate him. I want to make that clear. I don't hate him, I don't know it or not. I just dislike him with all the intensity of a billion white hot burnt,

sons but at the same time, not hey, let's just extreme, extremely intense dislike. We should also focus on the idea that this is in a relatively bad point right? Leg? Yes personal! Yes, we have the technology to lower emissions by thirty percent at what cost like Mary. That's the great retrocession year and whether it's worth doing because the reason we dont do it is where fraud, with hate, anger and mommy racism. What the hell are you talking about our erases against green, like is that they eyes that the case its green technology, we're So what was so strange and at such an easy explanation for every issue, the progressive don't get what they want yeah racism, its hey, it's mommy issues its. You know it's the best people. Turning to God and guns, its Yahoo is its same isolation, This is all that typical white people, a white people who have a certain reaction to black people, bread to them. I talk about racist issues.

Skies, got him into a in too, like the tenth power. Yes has got him. He don't said by me: look that its constant focus on waste. We ve made this point back in the day with glutton like it's. It's not you know. Racism is a weird thing to throw around and I opened. The left has no problem doing it all the time when someone on the right says something as racist. It's got it's a big as controversial on earth, but a bit about. Why does he constantly viewing everything through the prism? The man just told you. The reason we dont use solar panels is because of racism. How can you deny this on very succinctly how he looks there about every issue and its it's it's completely all over the left. You know you look at the watch. A Chris Matthew Show Guy Kinkel five minutes while constantly racist it just they just the way. These things happen and me to holiday. We can tell you watch Chris Matthews. That's not a good idea that event I take from perfect as a bad one though that's it that's about it. That's agonizing. I it makes me think you know we could talk a little bit about Michelle Obama. Them

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that really rope wrote this he. This is an amazing thing, and I know you know the answer to this, but I think the second part of it is fascinating. A swedish statistician public health expert began asking people. The question: has the percentage of the world population that lives in extreme poverty has almost doubled or almost halved, or stayed the same over the past twenty years? Now I think you know answer their patent. I think some people the audience it might know the answer, which is its almost halved in the past twenty years again in our lifetime, and you believed the perception among especially young people, I'm guessing is that its doubled right Robert. He is double its doubled and I thank them, The vast majority of people might think that, but the percentages amazing only five percent got the answer right, while five percent, while not think of the achievement that this is one of the greatest achievements in human history tat, you ve told you definitely the people who are in extreme poverty,

cut it by half in two decades. That's insane that should not be possible and almost every. I don't think it was believed to be possible in twenty years and here we are twenty years later it happened and nobody notices. Only five percent of Americans are are aware of it, which is fascinating. In it. You know his stories about how people are dry, on two negative news. People are drawn to think the worst be outside of the fighter flight thing. I think at some level, like you you're concerned about something he ran tests on experiments. Psychologist ran them on people really instead of random tests, and they would they would get people who said they wanted good news. They want the Good NEWS. And then when they had the opportunity, always gravitated to the negative news. Maybe that's you know like it's a survival instinct at some level like you want to you

want to try to survive and end so you're worried about whatever threat might be out there, so you're looking at negative stories more more routinely, but it is strange that we are like that. I don't it's hard to enjoy life when you're like that, and you look at the numbers that go through an if you have a copy of it. Have you get a copy of outdated average over there? If you have a copy of it, it admitted outrage. You'll see this. The book the stats in here are quite amazing. This is aid to see how far we have come. To see how far the globe is com, but also the United States is really amazing people. Or considered poor in the United States. The number is, we're talking about major major things that monument available emit Matt really talks about this in his book. The rational optimist, which is a book I really like, and it each ox about King Louis Unyoking, Lily back.

The day. What would he do he would? He can have anything you want it, so what he would do who is every night when it was to type for dinner. He will order. His servants retorted about the originating in jungle- yes kingly that one, and so You would have his big like king, like medieval table right, and it would be that you know your along rectangle, your rectangular table and people. Would he would directive servants every night to bring him every I ain't of food available we was every they would make all the different kinds of foods. They would bring all the different kinds of fruits and vegetables that were available all the foods. That he possibly want an was the king could do it every wanted, and so he brought everything- and you know he would eat, obviously could eat all of foods. You would need a little bit of it and the rest will be. We know either in thrown away or given to the staff or whatever, but he got to choose whatever he wanted. First, because he was the friggin king. We,

I have that a golden corral, Any person who wants to spend eight dollars can go to golden corral need as much as they want every restore you walk into, has. Thousands and thousands more choices than King Louis could have ever had doll, my God, and that which, in the quality of the right you know, I'm lower. Didn't have red velvet Orioles really What are you sure you didn't? Why built wonder all those people died and from my god he wasn't? The plague was suicide. I dont know I always like ass stir. It worthy areas, but I'm serious, like you have me choices now and it can be afforded by almost everybody in the United States to you. Almost anything. You want all the time this giant prop problem now with obesity rather than starvation. That is not something

it's been common in the world's history, and it's me, you know what it's still not as common in the rest of the world as it is here now. Let me go to Mould Bulgarians Review of the choices that the United States of America does now with the constitution we have in the form of and the kind of economy we have here with capitalism with a free market. It's true. It's all it's all of these things are better here right out of it, and even in Bulgaria you can go to a restaurant in which quote him quote: servants, yes, we'll come in certain servers and set of servants. Bundle common will bring you food that has been prepared the order. Anything you want off a menu and you don't have to do the dishes after we're right, I mean pretty good deal, that's a pretty good deal. This is from it. Outrage for all of it the man was able to stay alive without a refrigerator electricity, radio, microwave or color television. I d been hot, sticky and a lot less entertaining, but survival was possible today, each of these self it luxury items when measured against all of human history are owned between baby

we ninety six point three and ninety nine point: three percent of all households have meanwhile aid. These are that's amazing. The computer, when Bill Clinton was elected. Not that long ago I mean it. Is it's a while menu? If you walk to the low and ski thing you realize it mean just by the quality of the the yoke back then before hd realise how it feels a lot longer ago was, but one Bill Clinton selected only twenty percent of american households had a computer twenty percent when brought about a left office. More than eighty percent had a computer and the twenty percent it didn't have. One lay wasn't largely because well I couldn't afford a computer or the computers worn available enough. It was because more than half had a too Oh yeah, almost everyone had a smartphone, far more powerful than any computer even available during the Clinton years. It can but we had computers. No, no, he didn't, but this is just back in the Clinton years. People have

the average price of land that produces very soon be they average piece of land that produces corn now yields eight point six times who says much corn as it did during world war. To eight point six aims as much while thinking beginning of all the people we had to feed thinking while the environmentalist who warned us over the years at the mass of people going to starve, because we will be able to produce it meant as much food, Well now that piece of land is doing eight point six times as much, which is only If, if you like, corn, I understand that you might not like it, but I mean feeding. People is pretty freak unimportant and were able to do that, like we ve never been able to do it bore the portion of the: U S: population that is homeless and unfiltered around the It's twenty percent in the EU, as zero point. One percent, that is a stunning stood two hundred times worse around the world. While question capitalism, we question the free market, its

already during times. Worse. That's amazing, amazing. It's amazing homicide rate in the United States has dropped by about half from the levels of seventies, Eightys and Ninetys, while the media concentration warns of the epidemic of rape, culture. The reign of forcible rape has dropped by over thirty percent since the nineties, even in Hollywood, apparently as we as we talk, the caravan. That's into you want to know, you know the murder rate in you note on the murder number didn't you you want to so far this year is, is over twenty two hundred people murdered in a town of one point: six million o money. Two hundred you know the number is eight million resident New York City this year. Now one hundred forty seven forty seven compared over twenty two hundred into one, but we devilish have

order, all I wanna make sure. Not only do I keep that exactly from us, I mean it. I think about unbelievable and the strides that we ve made in reducing crime like that in this country are unbelievable and its it yes is still too high. You don't want a hundred seven people to be murdered in New York or anywhere else force, but that's using achievement, because the number used to be over two thousand in New York. It was me clay T want, it was a big isa, be more people for the mission was in his bad, but royal. It was but the stealthy them out of their bad for us back in the seventies, Eightys and Ninetys, and we made on believable strides since the incredible, perhaps the most surprising- and I know this as a parent of two small kids going to school, yeah. You want these school shootings happen and you know you can't help a freak out a little that you can. I help you. I owe you just don't want that to happen to your kid and it seems like it's just likes this foreign thing that has come back

nowhere in and in out, while, obviously I'm not for the gun restrictions in the kind of silliness that the left suggest for such a thing. I'm? U, how ridiculous, as this year to ban let's Eu Ban AIR Fifteen's right, so then people with twelve hundred dollars spent on guns instead by what three or four different guns. Who can help with the same amount of money, the others at the end of the gay, more guns on the street. This is what happened in the nineties when they try to assess what has been more guns on a street after it before it and by the way, the kind of guns that are responsible for most murders in this country must mind. Most murders are from hands: overwhelming learn from their not from rifles right, which is just so it's so stupid. It's a date emanate like a, but it's a stupid with a understandable emotional yeah right like idea, yet it when I see these things, I feel the same way. I have kids. I want this to stop its its heart wrenching, it's terrible, but

this is this number I will say shocked me more than any number of that we have talked about it. We were going through in in putting this book together. The number of school shootings has dropped dramatically, has dropped dramatically the rate of students killed per million and fatal school shootings, has dropped by over seventy five percent. That's really some but a shocking to me and hard to believe, because you would think its triple what it used to be the way the media handles this the stories, and we start by an into it you know you it's hard not to you. Gonna beat over the head by it all the time and the emotion is certainly there but me. I guess it because you have you but that's down on CNN or even files. Well, none! I have it. You don't know this is this red researchers at northeastern ones, but this together, so that this means quote four times the number of children were killed in

schools in the early nineties s today, while four times- and this is worthwhile- was fascinating to me- I was in high school in the nineties. That's when I was there. What I was misrule yet you to me when we were insane eyes, though I do know cause You were. I was early night s yoga, but the point is I was when I was in school with ab, let no fear of a school shooting AL. I know ever I four times as likely to be killed in a school shooting then, and kids are today absolute Loomis. That is incredibly using statist. That's something to be thankful for, yes, that's an incredible improvement there and as they. As they summarize it quote. There is not an epidemic of school shootings. End quote:

This is not a conserve at this is North eastern University. Yet us not done by the republican part, no not at all, and that is that I mean that is real, truly amazing and what we ve seen. I think and part of what explains that is: we seen a rise in the large number of like the mass incident event right, where What goes in and shoots ten people and a lot of it was more spread out, but in a way that's more dangerous right like if you happen to be the incredibly unlucky person who happens to be at a school. Were a mass school shouldn't go south, I mean it's odds against it, and so the matter of the mass shootings are up. Mass shootings are this is by the same dollar. Shootings. Nomadic more places are way way way way way way way way down, and so you are probably in your growing more likely for your school to be involved in a death yak, then, by a ton of times

now. It was mass shootings overall there, the peak with actually twenties when you talk about mass shootings in general, but that you know they're there if there are different varieties of this statistic and you can find it but again their down since the nineties, all of them- and you know cause we ve got had great amount of improvement. How this is easier, if you have a certain age, you may remember being terrified of polio right, yeah. Eighteen, fifty two there were fifty seven thousand eight hundred and seventy nine cases of polio in the United States into doesn't seventeen. There were zero It's amazing zero completely wiped out in this country and us because of the vaccine that you took as a sugar cube. When I was a kid, that's amazing air among men and United States if you're dude, you gotta, be happy about some of this death rates from colon cancer have dropped by thirty percent. All that's another thing I would think was

yeah right cause. That's now you here, you you're gonna have to get checked every six minutes. Apparently, lung cancer has dropped by forty percent prostate cancer again another one of those who you think was up has dropped by forty five percent, while death from stomach cancer has dropped by fifty percent. All since no he ninety about breast cancer. We were a lot of pink socks on the unfulfilled, yet pink socks and pink, pants and and that's going on and that's great enough. I think the pink. I don't like the pink uniforms and in football, but I mean they, they don't. Agents are great among women. The death rate from breast cancer has dropped by thirty five percent while well. That's all really really freak in good news that we never ever contemplate anymore, definitely stuff to be thankful for then you would never

ass it- and I think part of that, though, is the twenty four hour new cycle. An hour to that is. Is there so much news? That's disseminated, and you see you hear about it all the time everything that happens. You hear about it non stop the best Glenn Bank Programme, hometown alike, is introduced and have thanks giving energy probably to have it at home. You might wanna have at home protected and we ve talked a lot about all the different ways to prepare, whether its food, storage or security system, your home. But this is when you may not have thought of home title fraud is one of the fastest growing crimes in America, because titles and mortgages are stored. Online were thieves. Oliver

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Gravy flavour potato chips limited time only at seven. Allow that's disappointing. I only get this gives us the thanks, giving season this more than a market approach. Piggy you're! Not It's not gonna, go to my not flavoured does not actual media, so this is thanksgiving and gravy Yes, so this is your main meal. Appetito outlay mattering savings in their turkish using its potato has outlined. The face of pat does not look particularly pleased that these videotapes I mean it's not bad, but I'm not really getting turkey and gravy. Well, what are you getting at you describe potato chips salty and got a book had doesn't mean it certainly not screaming turkey and gravy. Is it to you Jeff?

No, they had a sausage peppers. Chip for awhile at seven limits is seven. Eleven is like their becoming like food laboratories over there. There is constantly coming up with new, crazy flavors of chips. It's none of your near one, it's worth stopping by every once in a while just to check what crazy thing they ve come up with Turkey in grave here. What did almost just days like a normal potato chips to me, I'll, get Turkey, ok, so monsieur I give up what our scale of one to eighteen. What is your sleeve at nine, nine, nine and then for dessert. We have pumpkin pie flavouring leaderships on account of what this could we get too sweet potato chips are not seventy dive into that often have excited about I'm definitely getting pumpkin from nowhere up.

That's pretty good. Diet is pumpkin flavour of potato chips. Advertised digesting talk of a couple slices over the years. Have you got to come a little while over the holidays thereof, I mean look at my dear my diving into this bag twice a week with it would lunch normal, but at one time that bad, if we're too, have like our thanks. Giving party men you put out of all these things. I'd work very well actually like em. Now that's good news, pumpkin pie, much more so than the Turkey gravy think my oars. So yes, I guess I would he be argued this about gene scaled one day time argument about it on fourteen sensible right. Our have covered warnings here before we get to the Jeffrey stories of the day, a brand new soda from Coca COLA Cup.

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Fifteen like us. I would not have been acting in number from traffic. Is he really do? I say that the highest number he knows is eighty, but he really can't count, although manassa between. So he doesn't really no good, not good, that the number of good, not feathers, and I shall not, but only as our what final flavour- strawberry, not Eminem, sound like that. So you not a peanut Eminem guy now who trying these at her and we had the Carmelita lower, jumping ahead the evidence, but none of them. Now I d strawberry flavour. I taste like an ice cream Sunday. I'd rather have it without the net peanut in it, but it's been pretty good you're all but yeah I mean Eminem instead of fifteen yeah, now give it a thirteen. Is there a bad eminem, but I'm illegal rattles might be like the press eleven aims. I do not.

I hear it's also debating how many flavors of eminence there now are, I would agree, is internal you'll have to like look hard to file which will greatly of evidence. The cargoes are great. The Lord Ghek, so good. Those are dangerous, MR dangerous to have around you. Now, so I'm so overall, I would say it like the pumpkin. Taiwan's Zulu and I, like the recommend, all the flavors of the imminent as the country met once I think every might have in my favorite out of those that I like sure I grant you were my favorite and then the California Raspberry Coke was not bad decent decency. This is the sort of information coming from this programme power. Uribe, though bat powerful for them, which is now the turn. You really is not worth. I mean thing about this is Jeffrey, saying: don't need a potato chips. Anathema is Islam units in front of you have to eat it. I opened the bag

No, you don't have to finish him. You don't have to eat them when you're in front of this is implicit might be part of the issue with you, you put it on your blog I have a point of order. I have agitated the rule as that's a lie. Think I'm pretty sure that allow this is the sort of insight again that she will. Bianca Fisher, and it's no surprise at the word fastened the title when you, when you hear that sort of information Some stories forces a couple. You I've kind of sad. You know how big a big I amounts we ve got done, do dragged anywhere where you think I am a salad all once and I love salads, especially as there were things giving me. Nothing says thanks giving like a salad, but what you know. But the centre for Disease Control are telling you look out romaine, let us all of it throw it away their maker, big call again, no matter where it comes from, doesn't matter, no matter where you live, doesn't get rid of it. Does we just eight

domain. Let us last night you dangerous most at risk, I didn't know until after we ate it, and then I saw their story. There are told how you throw away Eddie Romania letters they already have a their homes, don't buy it, pull it off the shells. Thirty two people in eleven states have been infected. Thirteen people have been hospitalized, one person developed type of kidney failure. Now remember they have a bigger. I got the big break out a few months ago and then actually killed people. Five people lost their lives that a few months ago I gave in Romania as for the Eagle Eye break up before earlier this year. So if what they're doing things running on? As is? Ok, yes, the that's all just remain just now. This is the recalls just. We are now on the safe side. I would say I don't need any Solid at all. No cell outside all governments, gonna hurt my thanksgiving me too.

Right now. I say this. This warning about staying away from vegetables last for the next couple years right You can open. Your wife is asking the Burmese. This is extended. Caille cassettes, also leafy type of the essence of vegetables, are on the table and managed to remove from your loyalty you get it and Brussels Brower luckily green being Julia NET extends to all of it by there's a noose. There's a servant came out about the most disproportionately common thanksgiving sides by region. So what does? What is one of the sides on Thanksgiving better, be regional in nature? The sum of the like there? This is a clear case for who might need to move my appear. I saw this. I don't know that I believe well, as others west the whole western half the United States basically is salad. That's why double lots salad, Zella that what then,

that is the most Momo is just generic Salazar common. The main common side now relate to thanksgiving of that, but no sally lived in the west. Most of my life, that's untrue! It is the most rationally and unknown to them. So, like everybody might have Turkey, everybody may have mashed potatoes right, but the most disproportionately common is salad in the west. Not I just mean people in the east are eating any solid were deciding wondering why his niece surveys- you know no kidding so the then the northeast- is Squash bill, now I ve been that here there, but I was not a popular one and I grew up in the northeast. No thank you know squash deal like that. No revenge is blue, butternut Swash Corinth squirrel. No, you know how you never does the word squash after any, like a horrid swash, those in airports watched with brown sugar, Nope melted butter in no way, Because of the main issues I gotta stay away from squash.

Things have to be a really good safety, the valleys of marijuana will lead in the northern part of central area means Minnesota, twelve or thirteen Dakotas. That area is green beans, Casserole wished, I take it as read that forty or that you that's what because that's the only way that the crutches bride again people make a living. True, that's gonna like on you. I don't like green means in our not doing it from Ohio to sort of Michigan. Without reason I eat enough. The the brick house, nutrition field, Greens, yes, there's a reason the reason I have you? Don't eat actual availability when ratified Atropos, either terrorism? The oh hi, o Michigan, sort of Wisconsin area is roles and biscuits better. Pretty good is Texas, is corn, bread and in our sort of region around

This is a thing, we're gonna financing as its surprising. That is not further down self. All the whole self is lower than other big fat to me, the South EAST. Has this thing one there the that's me can she's. Our makin she's on Thanksgiving is a wonderful addition to your thanks. Give. It is a good addition over why you gotta have it. I think I love to know the self for quite a while, and I don't recall those big providence side. My friend I hate to break this. Do you live in the south right now and have, for last several years and I still that weaken the blaze Radio network on demand.