that makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous sip. Go.

Allow me to share with you my personal phobia, which I didn't know I had until just now. Some of you know my story that some number of years ago I lost my ability to speak through something called spasmodic dysphonia. It made my vocal cords go nuts when I talked. What you might not know is that typically when people get that condition it starts with a normal laryngitis, just from some normal kind of bug or something. But if you try to talk past the laryngitis you can trigger yourself into permanent voice loss, which is what happened to me. Now I got mine reversed by surgery, but I don't want to trigger it again. So I'm not going to push my voice. It's all just sort of get through today and then rest it for the rest of the day. So that's what I have to worry about today, is not overextending my voice. So I might sound a little bit like NPR today. Would you mind if I do the entire livestream like NPR? Let's see what that would look like.

Nashville police released the body cam footage. The body cam footage shows the police doing an excellent job. Would you like that? That put you right to sleep.

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