Christos

They said they renamed it, right?

Looks like a gravestone.

Wrap into this Pinochet guy.

tread carefully with that argument.

Absolutely not, for the record.

Neither.

Peace.

I also wonder about the connection between cartels and the occult.

Could argue the CIA got rid of a lot of the mobs when they couldn't get them to do what they wanted to do. Oh, is that what it was? I mean, Thomas Mayer kind of told us.

Should have told me on Greek Easter, what you do is you go and light these big old candles. Oh, really? And then you do a cross over the thing of the door to bless it.

Doing good. What's up?

Oh, no. 4,000 kids in the class. So 1,000 theoretically would have graduated.

Yeah.

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Not bad.

I feel like it was one of the Fast and the Furiouses.

It's your world. I'm just living in it.

It used to be your whole arm.

I think that's what Schultz said.

I have not, but it looks dope.

Yeah, I stupidly knew zero about it and now I have a lot of respect for it.

Plus, there was a whole episode where you did it every single time, so you're compensating.

I have a theory on that, by the way.

Sure.

No, my theory on Muhammad is that a lot of times it's first and last name, so it counts twice, which is why it's the most popular. That's a good point.

How are you, Mark?

Someone clipped it.