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Here it is, I should have been able to ask him what would happen.

And who is with you? Maybe it's all a joke?

Hello and welcome to another lovely episode of The Lines Led by Donkey's Podcast. I'm Joe,

and with me, again for the last three weeks now, Francis. Hello Francis.

Hey, Joe, I'm very excited to hear more about your alma mater, the Detroit's own, the brave

men fighting Bolsheviks for some reason, even that they aren't sure of, you know?

You've explained to me that the whole idea is to open up the Eastern Front again, so

that the war isn't as hard for everybody else, but there's really seems like, hey, we're

gonna get a bunch of guys from Detroit to go around and just start hitting rocks with

sticks until Iraq hits them back, and then World War I is gonna go better for us somehow.

Oh, don't worry. World War I ends eventually, and these guys don't leave.

Why would they? I mean, they're already acclimated. Why go back to sunny warm, sunny Detroit when

they're ready to go. They're in the Arctic Circle. In case anybody's wondering if I sound bad

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