The thing is not how you are on your best day is how can you step up on your worst day.

When everything is going terrible, when you're tired, when you're frustrated, when you are edgy,

how do you treat other people?

Fuck pain.

Fuck heartbreak.

I'm still in love with life.

Thank you. Fuck heartbreak. I'm still in love with life. From the multicultural headquarters of the future capital of the free-thinking states of America known as Los Angeles, this is the Drunken Dow's podcast.

On this episode, we find ourselves mired in a misanthropic vibe. Pleasant beginnings have led to election reflections and real concerns about what is coming.

And ponder perhaps the greatest mystery of them all, how Joe Rogan goes rapidly from

Bernie is the only way to the exact opposite.

Real madness.

We'll also chat about the French film Children in Paradise that director Marcel

Cornet shot in Paris during the occupation right under the Nazis noses.

Onward and upward, everybody.

And now, asking you all to spread the words that corporations are not persons,

I'm Rich Evers.

And my partner in crime, the savage philosopher and middle finger of the gods,

Danieli Balelli, as we invite you to lower the lights, batten down the hatches,

and prepare to open your mind.

For the Drunken Dallas podcast begins now.

Welcome back to another fine episode of Drunken Downs podcast, episode 266. Back for another one.

And across for me, as always, my pal Danieli Bilelli. Before we got going, a couple of shout-outs,

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