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Oh, I proud of the song is Yeah,
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we're here. We're vibing.
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What episode are we on now?
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Oh, I lost count but we're out here.
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We're out here. Hello guys.
00:28
I am Jenny Arias and I'm Alejandro Perez and we are here
00:32
for, oh, was that Siri?
00:35
I don't know that we are here with Lincoln B for Lincoln
00:39
Bio. So welcome back.
00:41
We have some fun stories.
00:42
planned some not so fun.
00:44
I know you have a shirt on with oh,
00:47
you know what? Let's go a little back.
00:49
I wanna look a little more sad.
00:51
Hi guys. Welcome back.
00:53
I'm Jenny Aria and I'm Alejandro and we are here bringing you
01:00
what's wrong? You seem a little like not yourself,
01:04
not Jenny. I'm like just a little bummed.
01:08
Why? I don't know like I was like,
01:10
I had high hopes for this is gonna sound dumb,
01:14
but I had high hopes for Rosalia and Raul to get,
01:18
but she's with the chef now.
01:19
She's with the bear.
01:19
I love Jeremy Ellen Roy.
01:21
I do. But I was just like,
01:24
I, like, it just sucks to see Raul,
01:25
like, already moved on too.
01:30
No. Mhm. They found him,
01:33
like, with some chick at a restaurant.
01:35
Mhm. Some blonde girl.
01:39
I don't know. Details,
01:40
brother. But we actually have someone on the line that knows
01:44
a little bit more and that has an update for us.
01:46
Camila Camila. Can you hear us?
01:49
Good? What's the update and friend?
02:00
That's what the news says.
02:01
She's allegedly just dating and the internet is in.
02:06
Vase R has no girlfriend and he says what the news says
02:12
but make that two girlfriends.
02:14
Yeah, it's a big con.
02:19
wait, wait, let's back up a little bit.
02:23
wait. So Raja has a new girlfriend 1st 18.
02:28
So he actually might have two girlfriends.
02:31
We don't know. At least he's been seen with two different
02:35
girls actually in the past week.
02:38
he was spotted with an 18 year old influencer.
02:43
Her name is Yasmine Barberi.
02:46
And then he was also spotted with a 24 year old
02:49
model influencer. Her name is Roman.
02:52
Romaine Roman. Not sure how to pronounce it.
03:02
but were they just seen together or were they seen together?
03:07
Was there any snake out?
03:09
Yeah, there are no pictures of them kissing or anything like
03:14
that. But so he was spotted with the 18 year old
03:18
supposedly in Miami as per some reports at a jazz club.
03:23
We're not sure though.
03:24
And then the 24 year old they were also spotted together at
03:28
dinner at Paris Fashion Week actually.
03:31
So he's like globe trotting and living his best single life.
03:35
I feel like the Paris Fashion Week sounds more like a serious
03:39
relationship. The other one is just a little jazz show,
03:41
like, at a local coffee shop or like,
03:43
what was the deal there?
03:46
let's see. What do you think?
03:47
I don't know. I'm just saying like,
03:49
there's a little Sus after,
03:50
you know, Rosalia and Jeremy Allen,
03:52
why? Like those rumors of them being together and then now
03:56
he's like, out with two girls.
03:58
Like, it kind of feels like a,
04:00
like a rebuttal or something,
04:02
you know, like a revenge or something.
04:05
Look at me, you got,
04:07
you got a boyfriend?
04:08
I got two girlfriends.
04:10
There you go. What do you think,
04:10
Camila? What do you think?
04:15
that's definitely true. But apart from that,
04:18
yeah, I think that Rosalia is going out with Jeremy Allen
04:21
White. They're like,
04:24
you know, and I think,
04:25
yeah, that was definitely playing the field.
04:28
I don't think he has a girlfriend or anything like that.
04:30
But, yeah, I don't know.
04:32
There's definitely way too many pictures going on in the past week
04:35
with him. With other girls.
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we'll keep our eyes peeled but if you hear anything,
04:43
please let us know Camila.
04:47
you're scaring the web.
04:47
So thank you so much for the cheese man.
04:49
That was beautiful. You,
04:54
keep us updated. Bye bye.
04:59
Has a new girlfriend.
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I mean, he has every right to date other people.
05:06
But like the other thing I have opinions about you too.
05:13
but with him is do clas.
05:17
So now we're gonna toss it over to a more of a
05:20
serious man matter. Oh,
05:23
Trump has 91 cases against him.
05:25
Did you know that I knew he had a lot of cases
05:30
Exactly. So, actually to break down a little bit of
05:34
what's going on in Trump's world.
05:36
we have Nikki mccann Ramirez,
05:37
a politics reporter from Rolling Stone joining us right now.
05:41
Nikki. Can you hear us?
05:43
Yes. Hi. Thank you for having me.
05:45
No. Yeah. Thank you so much for the time and
05:47
for coming on. I'm not sure if you caught what we
05:49
were talking about right now about Trump's,
05:50
91 cases against him.
05:54
but I have to clarify one point.
05:56
It is not 91 cases so much as 91 specific individual criminal
06:02
counts that does not however include civil litigation.
06:07
Sorry, what was the last word?
06:10
So it's 91 criminal counts spread across maybe half a dozen cases
06:17
That number does not include any other civil litigation like criminal
06:22
versus civil court that Trump is involved with,
06:25
involved with one example of the civil cases is the ongoing Eugene
06:29
Carroll defamation trial. What would you say is the most serious
06:33
case? Like in your opinion,
06:35
the most serious case?
06:38
So the way I look at it is,
06:41
there's sort of what I call the big 32 of them I
06:46
think are a little bigger than the third.
06:47
The two big ones that are ongoing right now being the DOJ
06:51
election interference trial and Georgia's Rico case against Trump and more than
06:58
a dozen of his allies alleging that the president tried to interfere
07:03
with the election results in the state of Georgia.
07:05
The third one is the Eugene Carroll case mostly because I think
07:09
now that a jury has found Trump liable for abuse and
07:15
defamation. It goes to show that juries in this country are
07:20
amiable to ruling against a president even if it's in a civil
07:24
court. The DOJ election interference case is currently in a
07:30
bit of a stalling phase because Trump is arguing before the DC
07:34
Federal Court of appeals that he as president or that presidents have
07:41
the right to commit crimes.
07:42
Basically with impunity. The argument that Trump and his attorneys are
07:46
making before the US Court of appeals is that a president cannot
07:51
be convicted or prosecuted for a crime that was committed while he
07:55
was in office unless he's first impeached by the Senate.
08:01
So basically, if you're president,
08:03
you could do whatever you want.
08:04
Like that's just what it sounds like.
08:06
That's insane. To me,
08:08
the Federal Court of Appeals is a panel of three judges and
08:11
they'll decide on the question.
08:12
One of the judges asked Trump's attorney.
08:16
So hypothetically if the president ordered seal team six to kill his
08:22
political opponent, would the,
08:24
would we be able to prosecute the president for that crime?
08:28
The crime of murder,
08:29
of ordering an assassination?
08:31
And Trump's attorney responded?
08:33
Yes, but only if he was impeached first,
08:38
which that just sets up the scenario that,
08:41
you know, if a president hypothetically had his political opponent assassinated
08:45
and then resigned from office,
08:47
you couldn't prosecute him or if the plot wasn't discovered until after
08:52
he left office, you couldn't prosecute him.
08:54
It's, it's an absurd proposition,
08:58
but it's currently being argued in court and we expect a decision
09:01
from the Court of appeals later this week.
09:04
And if the court does not rule in Trump's favor,
09:07
it's expected that he will appeal to the Supreme Court.
09:12
But thank you so much.
09:13
Thank you for your time.
09:14
We honestly appreciate all the knowledge you shared and hope you can
09:17
join us again in the future because as we know,
09:19
this is only like scratching the surface.
09:22
we're excited to keep diving in with you.
09:24
I had so many note cards any time.
09:28
But again, thank you Nikki.
09:30
And hopefully again, we have you back on soon.
09:32
Of course. Thank you both.
09:38
We're gonna shift gears a little bit.
09:39
We're actually gonna get a little serious and talk about being Latino
09:42
in Oklahoma. Do you know what happened recently?
09:47
So Oklahoma is trying to fix it.
09:49
Is fentaNYL problem and gang related problems,
09:51
right? And this Republican state rep Justin Humphrey said Hispanics and
09:56
only Hispanics with gang related offenses would be considered a terrorist
10:01
it gets better then he's like,
10:03
oh, wait, I'm sorry,
10:05
I didn't mean to call them Hispanics.
10:07
I apologize for using the word Hispanics.
10:10
He says I'll change the word Hispanic to undocumented illegals.
10:20
the funny part is this is the same guy,
10:23
the same senator wants to ban furries in public schools.
10:27
So his priorities are to whack.
10:30
Yeah, he's I don't know,
10:32
Justin, what's going on,
10:34
buddy. We actually have Arturo Alonso Sandoval in Oklahoma.
10:38
Born and raised legislator in Oklahoma.
10:41
being the youngest Latino lawmaker.
10:43
Homeboy. Sorry, I'm gonna call you homeboy.
10:46
He's 25. Thank you so much for joining us.
10:50
I know, I don't know if you caught our story
10:51
but it sounds like again,
10:53
Latinos in Oklahoma are not,
10:56
you know, they're under a lot of scrutiny this guy.
10:59
Was it Justin Humphrey just likes to categorize people and
11:03
you know, make assumptions and it's not cool.
11:07
what was your experience growing up in Oklahoma?
11:08
It was it always like this or is it just because of
11:11
these people in Congress are kinda making things uncomfortable for everybody?
11:17
growing up in Oklahoma,
11:18
it's definitely an interesting experience.
11:20
I love the state of Oklahoma.
11:21
This is the part of town.
11:22
I mean, I've always grown up in people.
11:25
It is important to know that people like Justin Humphrey,
11:29
they're definitely coming from a place of ignorance because there's a
11:31
lot of people that I work with now because right now I'm
11:34
serving as one of the few Latino legislators.
11:37
So one of the few people of color in the Oklahoma State
11:41
I definitely recognize a lot of the legislators have never really had
11:45
a conversation with a young Latino.
11:47
And that's one of the big reasons I decided to want to
11:49
throw myself into running for office because,
11:51
you know, because they don't surround themselves with people that don't
11:54
look like them or talk like them,
11:55
then all they really,
11:57
like, their perception is made based off of what they see
12:00
on Fox News that portrays Latinos as criminals and all these different
12:04
negative stereotypes that are typically pretty false.
12:07
I've never been to Oklahoma so I don't think OKC.
12:11
Right. Yeah, I guess while I have some,
12:15
some, some soal peps and,
12:17
and what, what is the perception of Oklahoma to,
12:21
I guess some people,
12:24
oh, just being honest,
12:27
I mean, I just thought it was a bunch of white
12:34
I only seen like a movie and it was based in Oklahoma
12:37
It was like a bunch of white people and the only
12:41
the only reason I know Oklahoma or like,
12:43
you know what I've seen on TV is when the Lakers were
12:45
playing against OOKC. Thunder in the playoffs in like 20 I
12:48
forgot when, and just a bunch of white people in the
12:51
stadium and meat packing plants.
12:54
I don't know why I thought of that.
12:56
So legislatively, I'm in the AG committee because I got one
13:00
of the biggest cattle stock exchanges in my district and meat packing
13:06
Like there's a lot of big ag in Oklahoma which kind
13:09
of tends to be bad for the environment.
13:10
But y'all might see me at some point fighting the big companies
13:15
Arturo random question,
13:17
random question straight out of left field.
13:20
What's your hype? Song when you have to get on the
13:24
I listen to a little bit of everything lately.
13:26
I've been on some chain Sanchez.
13:28
I'm big into Bad bunny.
13:30
So there's this one called La,
13:34
well, Nieves de Nero because we're in January.
13:37
So Charito Sanchez is one of my top artists right now and
13:41
Nieves De Nero is one of the ones that I,
13:47
let me get hyped up to combat some of these kind of
13:50
crazy legislators that we have in Oklahoma.
13:52
Love peace. We lost the real one and my boy the
13:56
Oklahoma and Oklahoma got the range from you don't mess around.
14:03
We got a real Latino representing us in Oklahoma.
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if I'm ever in the L A area,
14:15
I'll make sure to hit y'all up.
14:16
No. Yeah, of course.
14:19
Take care. Thank you.
14:23
Bye. We need more people like that in the government.
14:26
Goddamn it. I don't care what anybody says.
14:28
That's my boy. Now that is legit in Oklahoma.
14:31
I wanna get some freaking fun with him,
14:32
right? Like I wanna go get some sushi,
14:34
go to take him to freaking get some Michelada.
14:40
I wanna pick his brain.
14:45
Let's talk about Fabu Loso.
14:47
Oh I'm there. All right.
14:49
Well, let's let's pour it up,
14:50
shall we? And I mean,
14:51
do not drink Fabu Loso but let's dive in right.
14:55
So the history of Fao.
14:56
So do you know anything about the history,
14:59
How did it come to be brother?
15:00
I know not my memory.
15:02
Ah freshen up your memory,
15:05
it actually started in Venezuela around the eighties to Venezuela.
15:10
Shout out to the VZ Venezuelans.
15:12
and then it came to Mexico and eventually,
15:15
obviously in the nineties came to the US and originally it is
15:18
just the purple, not flavor.
15:21
I almost said of flavor do not,
15:25
don't drink it, don't you fucking drink it anyways don't mess
15:31
with her. So eventually it came to the market and we
15:33
started with just the purple.
15:34
But now there's a variety of flavors.
15:36
I believe we have flavors.
15:37
Fuck flavors. Oh no scent,
15:40
which is your favorite.
15:42
I'm gonna be the basic bitch and I'm gonna say the
15:45
purple, the lavender one iconic,
15:49
iconic. But then again,
15:50
I've never ever bought the other ones.
15:54
So it's kind of like trying something and saying that it's your
15:56
favorite without really like trying exploring the other ones.
16:00
I heard the apple ones good.
16:01
I was about to say I never bought it either.
16:03
That's my second fa favorite scent.
16:06
So he said in that quote,
16:09
he said I'm a basic bitch and I like the purple one
16:11
Well, I'm also a basic bitch.
16:13
So nice to meet you.
16:15
Probably also helps you clean,
16:16
freshen up the the house.
16:17
But how does like all these cleaners work?
16:21
How does it clean good?
16:24
How does it smell good?
16:25
The science behind it all?
16:27
Like I wanna know and I'm not gonna pretend to know.
16:30
So I'm gonna bring someone in that does know Rachel Aguilar,
16:34
a high school science teacher is gonna be joining us,
16:36
Rachel. Can you hear us?
16:37
Hi. Thank you for having me here today.
16:41
Let's go ahead and get into it.
16:43
So the way that soap works is pretty complex,
16:46
but we're going to just look at it in a pretty simplified
16:54
oil and water don't usually mix right naturally,
16:58
they don't like to be together.
16:59
So molecules are special molecules that act as a bridge between oil
17:04
and water. So let's talk about the structure of soap.
17:08
If we look at the picture,
17:10
the image from Harvard,
17:12
on one end of the soap molecule,
17:14
we have an end that loves water,
17:17
we call that hydrophilic.
17:19
It's also called polar.
17:21
And on the other end of that same molecule,
17:23
we have part of the molecule that hates water.
17:31
which we refer to as nonpolar.
17:34
So these salt molecules are able to seek out dirt and
17:38
oil and they're able to basically engulf them in like a sphere
17:43
which we call a mill.
17:46
they're able to put dirt inside of that bubble.
17:50
And then the part that loves water is basically on the outside
17:54
And when we rinse our hands with water that washes away
17:59
with the part that loves water,
18:01
so it grabs onto the dirt and then once again the water
18:04
comes on like, you know,
18:05
it, it holds on doesn't let go and it takes it
18:08
with it down the drain.
18:10
Romantic and all the attraction in chemistry and biology.
18:17
It's all about molecules,
18:19
attracting to each other and loving each other basically.
18:22
So, so is that what people say?
18:24
Hey, I sent some chemistry here if they would have taught
18:32
maybe I would have done better in science.
18:36
Yes. Science is a beautiful topic and it's romantic.
18:41
Well, thank you so much.
18:43
I really appreciate it.
18:45
You know how stuff works.
18:46
Now we're good. Yeah,
18:48
You, you explained it pretty well.
18:50
All right. Thank you so much for having me again.
18:53
Take care y'all. Thank you.
18:57
So moving on, let's live out our fabulosos,
19:02
shall we and try some of these flavors.
19:08
Sense made by our own in house mixologist Joel.
19:12
You down before we do that.
19:13
Do not drink fo this is inspired,
19:16
drink, inspired hashtag Inspo.
19:20
Well, what do we do we order or how
19:23
does this work? Yeah.
19:23
So we're doing some drinks inspired by Fos flavors.
19:27
I mean scents, not flavors.
19:29
So what flavor do you guys wanna drink of the cocktail
19:33
Not the paso ladies first.
19:36
the the purple one please.
19:37
The purple one, the lavender French 75.
19:41
Ok. I am making this for the first time.
19:45
So be gentle. This is all acting.
19:49
I'm not a real bartender and again,
19:51
do not drink Fabu Loso please.
19:55
I hope you like Gin.
19:57
Oh, so we're gonna need two ounces of gin.
20:03
Mind you, you loading them up starting the day,
20:11
right? So we're gonna do half ounce of orange liquor.
20:20
It's giving Paul Losso vibes.
20:21
It's getting there right?
20:22
Oh yeah, it does because of the g the gins got
20:24
very like piney kind of soapy.
20:27
But when you mix it,
20:28
you know nicely you get a really good flavor.
20:32
You get one ounce of lemon juice.
20:35
Oh yeah. And one ounce of this beautiful lavender syrup sampling
20:42
of that. I Oh Take your time.
20:56
All right. Let's see how it came out.
20:57
But a lot. That's a super watered down purple.
21:03
I hope we it tastes like Pablos.
21:05
I mean smells like Pablos at least,
21:08
you know, we're we're on a budget right now.
21:11
So we're spilling one drink.
21:13
We wanna top it off with a little bit of Prosecco,
21:20
What do you guys think.
21:21
Does that give you Paul Loso Vibe?
21:23
Thank you. And this one's supposed to have frozen blueberry
21:27
garnish, which I forgot in the freezer.
21:30
So sorry again. Not a real bartender.
21:38
You're very welcome. Of course.
21:47
He make signals over here.
21:49
It has a clean finish.
21:52
Once again. Not Rio Paulos.
21:55
Yeah, I can tell there's no purple here.
21:58
00, we put too much water because of the mop.
22:02
You know, when you put a little bit,
22:06
we only, we were he like,
22:10
when you put water in the bottle and I switch it around
22:12
hoping to get every last drop.
22:13
That's what happened here.
22:15
But we're gonna put more recipes on the website.
22:18
Thank you. You're welcome.
22:23
Oh, right on to the next,
22:28
we're doing toilet story.
22:34
All right. So how do you flush a toilet in public
22:38
ok, so I courtesy flushed.
22:42
I used to courtesy flush,
22:44
but now I don't do that anymore because my mom told me
22:46
when you flush and you're still in the toilet,
22:48
say say the fecal matter.
22:53
I've been having fecal matter just right back to me.
22:58
you say you don't wanna,
22:59
you don't do the courtesy flush,
23:00
but when you're in the auto flush ones and you move like
23:03
a CD. That's awkward.
23:05
Yeah, because it's other fecal matter and it's,
23:08
like shooting up. It's like,
23:09
yeah, that's what I heard too.
23:11
Like, I've been hearing that so now I don't care to
23:14
see Don Courtesy Flush.
23:15
But it's funny because there was AAA tweet a post going viral
23:18
that, like, of how people flush a toilet in public
23:21
I mean, the picture shows a foot pressing on the
23:23
handle and apparently that's not necessarily like,
23:28
the only way to do it or people think,
23:29
you know, there's other ways to do it.
23:30
That's more courteous and just,
23:33
I guess more ethical.
23:34
Let's, let's look at some of the comments,
23:37
So,, we have Sibila counseling.
23:41
Yep. May AUA taught to do that and never sit down
23:44
wait. So you don't like you crouch?
23:50
I, I kinda like crouch but,
23:52
and, and the good thing is like,
23:53
it gets your glutes like,
23:55
you know, working out too while you're doing your business.
23:59
But, yeah, so you like,
24:02
you know what I mean?
24:03
This might be a do thing.
24:04
But I remember my friends used to refer to that as,
24:07
that shit, like a Sumo wrestler.
24:08
Like it kind of like,
24:11
you know, like you said,
24:12
it burns the next day,
24:13
like, ah, what a work out and you're like,
24:17
It's like what happened?
24:18
You went to the gym?
24:19
No. Posa Rando Pero.
24:20
I saw all that shit,
24:21
you know, but it's like,
24:23
I feel like if you were to do that like it,
24:25
this is coming from a woman's point of view.
24:28
Like I feel like I don't get everything so I have
24:32
to like shake a little bit.
24:34
You don't get everything?
24:35
Like like the poop out?
24:38
oh my God. I know the,
24:42
the, the liquid all of your,
24:49
I don't know. I mean,
24:50
I have to shake a little bit a little.
24:56
let's see the next one.
25:00
the handle with your foot but then you still walk in the
25:02
house with your dirty shoes on and that is so true.
25:05
This is true. And that is why some people take their
25:07
shoes off before they enter the house.
25:09
I used to think that was strict but I get it now
25:13
I was thinking about that because my wife's Filipina and when
25:16
I go to the house they take off their shoes,
25:17
they never go charita.
25:19
I would take off my shoes but I never thought anything of
25:21
it. And now it's like now it's the,
25:23
the rule in our house and I'm like,
25:26
that makes so much sense.
25:27
You bring into your house.
25:28
This is true. And then what else?
25:30
You don't know what else?
25:32
I mean, what's dirtier than my friend who is in a
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wheelchair said he hates when people use their foot because now he
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We don't think about that because again,
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we're just like our,
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what's the term? I mean,
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but we're being able it because yeah,
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we're pushing that shit and we don't think that those are the
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people that, you know,
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that they have to touch it.
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They have to or they can just let the shit sit there
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they would probably flush and,
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and this is a great point as to why we should do
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That's a great point.
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I do this if I have a long sleeve just,
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but then it gets on your,
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That's gross. Never mind.
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And you're like, hey,
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we gonna eat. So how are you?
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And like you, so don't judge me.
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I mean, let us know in the comments if we post
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it as a social clip.
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How do you flush the toilet?
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end this and flush it down the toilet.
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Thank you so much for,
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oh, there's a toilet.
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Yeah, we're gonna go in there and closed.
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Yeah, let's close the lid on this one.
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Let's close the lid on this show because it's Andy.
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We'll see you soon for another episode of Lincoln Bio.
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Again. I'm Alejandro and I am Jenny.
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Thank you guys so much for joining us.
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Bye. Make sure to flush the toilet.
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