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Yes, you can. Don't expect your insurance company to pay for it. But yeah, um, yeah, I learned that out. I had a accident at, uh, at the mall. Uh, guy was drag racing and he was drag racing around the, you know, the ring roll, rode around the mall, hit us head on and, uh, I nearly died in that accident a few years ago. And he was drunk and, uh, when the cops came, they're like, well, yeah, you're drunk. Hit on, head on speeding reckless driving. Blah blah blah. And I might, dude, you're going to get some fucking tickets. You're going to go to fucking jail and he goes, we can't write any tickets. I'm like, what? Yeah, this is mall property. We can't, we can't write any tickets. So he got out of DUI and, uh, and reckless driving because he goes, he was drag racing on the mall property. And the mall's, and the mall's policy here in Colleen was, I don't know if it's still this, was if you, uh, if you get a ticket on the property, you're not, they won't press charges. So okay, hey, uh, that explosion yesterday in Canada, uh, it's zero, civil appears that it's four people that died and, uh, it's a horrible thing, but it is much less than what was on the news yesterday or on Twitter and all the other stuff. So, uh, prayers go out to, um, the families and everything. And, uh, but once it got injured, I hope that they can recover and, uh, all that. But, you know, it is what it is. Um, Russian news media is now calling Trump our president and our beloved president. And, uh, that's, that's what they're calling them now. Just, just say it. That's what's on media and telegram all over the place. Hey Steve, do you have an update on the, uh, on the, uh, explosion? Um, uh, they may be unofficial stated, but they kept it pretty vague though. They don't know exactly what, what happened. I think that, you know, the wind may have had a benefactor and then, uh, the wildfire. I'm telling you, I'm telling you from everything that I've seen and my history with doing stuff like this, it seems like it's going to be an ammo issue. Yeah, uh, yeah, ammo or not playing or not having it right. So, but if you, but if you look at the, like, there's the video of the wind that was going through Alberta at that time, it came in fast and it was like a hundred miles an hour. And that would have driven a wildfire really, you know, quickly towards, I don't know, the, the barracks and, well, they're saying that they're saying what it was at the firing line. And the fire happened after the explosion. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, so, anyway, we got to wait for a while to find out what actually, you know, the details of it, but. Yeah, hey, uh, Russians, uh, here's an interesting one. Russian drone operators, if they miss a target, uh, and they don't, they don't kill enough Ukrainians in a day, guess what happens? Is sent to the front. Uh, the one, the 128th separate motorized rifle brigade, um, they're, they're saying that they have too many drone operators, because you can enlist as a drone operator. And now they're cleaning out the, uh, you know, they're cleaning out and say, hey, drone operators, we're going to give you a quota. And you don't hit the quota the first time you don't hit quota. You're, you're out of here. Thank God, they're so stupid. Yep. Oh, uh, the Russian media is saying the second company, second time, a 34 motorized rifle brigade, has been surrounded and destroyed. I got to look where that's at. 34th, 34th brigade. The Russians are saying that, uh, it's been confirmed that that company, which would be about between 50 to 120 guys, uh, has been completely destroyed. And this is on the Russian side. 34th motorized rifle. Yeah. Okay. That's in, uh, that's in, uh, uh, the border region, um, where Russia sent a brigade into just east of Sumi along the border. They sent that entire brigade in there. And this brigade has been getting screwed up left and right. And it used to be down in Kyrgyzstan. It went over and, uh, and tried to help out. But yeah, this, uh, this brigade is not what you call really great. And so, uh, it, it's just, they threw it across the border. Like I said, just to the east of Sumi and it has been, I've seen this, I've seen other units, uh, that are supposedly in this area. And they're, they're saying that the units been destroyed. Along with the 46th reconnaissance battalion, uh, just North, uh, carkeev, they're saying that that unit no longer exists because they put it, they crossed, uh, into, uh, Kostya Lopan along the border. And it was the surrounding destroyed about a week ago. So this is, they're, they're doing this. They're trying to, they're trying to make some movement on the battlefield. And every time they cross the border, um, the Ukrainians are waiting for them to surround them and destroy them. So fuck, I mean, hell. Yeah, you know, advancing on this, this type of battlefield is just a nightmare. I don't see, you know, the making any progress. Russians, I'm talking about. Uh, no visual or audible explosions reported by locals outside of normal and no seismic activity in this area. I got that, I got it. But if you're used to 155 rounds going off all the time, which they, they fire them up there. And you have, let's say, four or five hand grenades go off at once or where I'm thinking a heat round. I expose a vent I tank round or something like that. Maybe a crawl goose off going off with a, uh, a few others. It's got a sound and feel just like a 155. You're not, you're not going to get a nuclear blast out of this or anything. But to kill four soldiers and wound that many, yeah, I could see that. So it wouldn't, it wouldn't be something you'd see on a Richter scale or anything. But it could be big enough, I mean, to make a crater. Because it, what we're looking at is probably, uh, something the size, same size of 155 round. 155 round going off around soldiers. That would kill four or five guys and wound 100. That would do it. So that's what we're probably probably looking at. Of course, we don't know. I'm not going to be saying here. Oh, man. So, uh, let's see, I'm just cruising the Russian telegram right now trying to get some, from some trust, more or less trusted sources. Oh my god. Russian government put out a, a, uh, help wanted sign or notice online. A job, yeah, a job involved repairing roads in the territories of the DPR and LPR. Hundreds of people saw this job where they were going to get paid extra money. And, um, they said, uh, just in case, you know, you're going to the next one to want to fix the roads. But just in case, you may need to shoot at a drone or something. So you're going to go through some basic military training and they did that. And then the next thing you know, they're in uniform because it, they, they signed up for the state, you know, denounced. And they said, well, you're, you're a state worker now. So guess what? Fucking stupid. I mean, Harlan wouldn't even fall. I would never mind. Yeah. So David lives. What's up, man? How you doing? Good. Went to a neighborhood meat fest today. Watch the bears win. Wait, wait, wait. It's pretty great. Not, not the beat your meat fest actual meat. Oh my god. You just go. Oh, I knew where you're going. So easy. Um, well, yeah, no, because, uh, when, you know, my Australian wife and I, we went down to Australia. And, uh, you know, hang out and everything. And, uh, um, they go, hey, let's go to the pub. I'm like, okay, what happened? Well, they got meat tree night. And I'm like, what? Yeah, we can win a meat tray. I'm like, what, what is that? What kind of club we go into? Exactly. That was evidently, you know, you can't really bet, I guess. So instead of betting and getting money, you win a meat tray. And so it's a, it's a real thing. It's a plant, a big platter of a bunch of meat on it. I'm like, okay. And I thought, well, this is weird. It's got to be for this pub. And no, it's, no, that's everywhere. Like even the shittiest, the shittiest pubs, downtown East Side Vancouver, they have these meat. They like, they're giving away meat. And I'm like, no, I'm not going to eat meat from this place. Like, that's this, no. So, so it's must be a commonwealth thing. Let's get somebody from Barbados here. Yeah, maybe I just, I was like, you're going to get a, and we were visiting, of course. So like, what the fuck are we going to do with a tray of meat? So I don't know. It must be a, oh, okay. So the VK data center, the pictures are coming out. It had a drone cage over it. And it went right through it. So, didn't know. Dave and I haven't seen you do many late night spaces. What's the reason for this? Just the the Wi-Fi to town has absolutely nothing to do with anything else. Nothing at all. Moving on, moving on. Yeah. It's a contest. Okay. Speaking of meat in your meat, I mean, oh, sorry. Okay. See here. Look, I'm going to Russian news and Russian local news. And you, it's embarrassing how much stuff they don't have on the war. I mean, I mean, if this was a state, say, be going, you know, see here. I don't know, David. We didn't see anything about this is bringing it around this. Like we're getting a little similar in our news coverage. No, here's here's something good. Russian local news. Okay, coming out of well, the South St. Petersburg. It turns out where drones can fly after the attack of St. Petersburg. The raid was a rehearsal. Okay, a raid of the Northwest Europe or Russia. Maybe a preparation for a strike on our enclave. On Sunday night, St. Petersburg and Leningrad region were subject to the most massive drone attack of all time. Recording to official data, air defense forces. And this is Russian news. Air defense forces destroyed about one and a half, one and a half hundred drones over the lead over the lead. And I love, I love translate region alone. And more than a thousand were shot down throughout Russia overnight for the first time since the beginning of the hostilities in St. Petersburg. A person died. Yeah, so to be that welcome. Okay, the attack affected civilian infrastructure energy in the IT sector. The air raid on the Leningrad region was announced at half past two in the morning. In St. Petersburg, an hour later residence of the city reported a strong rumbling in the sky. Most intense in the south, southern south western parts of the metropolis. The number of downed targets grew rapidly by morning up to one and a half hundred drones were destroyed over the region. The alarm was given only by 10 in the morning. Our air defense did everything possible. The most serious consequences were recorded. The leminus of district dozens of parked cars were damaged. Debris filled private property or private property and apartment buildings in the Vashavs. While Alaska district fire broke out, blah, blah, blah. Three children were hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning. The attack also affected energy infrastructure due to damage to paralyzed. Merchdy outages occurred. Dust and department buildings were left without power. The air, the air, I'm not going to be dull. The airport was shut down. The high speed rail network was blocked. Oh, and the investigative committee of Russia opened a criminal case on a terrorist act connection with the strike on civilian targets. Yeah, we're going to sue the Ukrainians. But yeah, they're saying that the key regime deliberately attacks civilian objects of violation and international law. So yeah, according to them, everything in Russia is a main object. But what they're scared about.