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I made the mention in an interview that she didn't bring up Trump once until I brought him up.

So she wasn't just Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, like, Like, duh, Ali G and duh, Jelly Belly and duh, BLM Brandon and so forth.

But, you know, I mean, these are gradations, I admit.

But look at the field we're talking about.

And another issue that is maybe not central to informing people's votes, but it's certainly impactful.

It persists despite the Trump administration's best efforts, because in states like Minnesota, you have Tim Walz and company in states like Illinois.

You have Jelly Belly Pritzker and company.

Peace and Fox over at Fox News by a softball player now at the collegiate level named Kendall Kotzmacher.

Damn.

Jelly Bellies.

A Juicy.

Starburst.

Nice.

I was going to say even like sometimes you go for those jelly bellies where you don't know if it's a good flavor, the roulette or whatever it is.

Even those are okay sometimes.

The gross ones, they're only gross for a second and then it still just tastes like sugar, right? But I do like some jelly bellies.

I still have and I was given them like two or three years ago.

They were brought back – Another callback to the chat with Krispy Kremes.

They were Krispy Kreme-flavored Jelly Bellies.

And I still have them at work.

But is that all you want, the grift? So you're willing to, speaking of dignity- Supplicate yourself and your sense.

Surrender your dignity to be lectured to by a jelly belly.

To pretend that Ali G is some working man's hero.

One is a silver spoon courtesy of his productive family members from previous generations.

The other is a silver spoon courtesy of, well, his mobbed up, uh, clients at the f- failed mob bank, and you, the taxpayers, who bailed him out and gave the family a golden parachute.

Working class heroes, those two, huh? So, I mean, it's fine if you want to just...

Uh, if you're gonna go with them, Jelly Belly, duh, Ali G, as you have previously.

That's would be my message to the Chicago electorate, to the Illinois electorate.

Yeah.

He's, he's like a Jelly Belly bag, and you, like, have a different color each time.

Yeah.

Different flavor.

I approached the company that was in Oakland, California.

Their name was Herman Goelitz, G-O-E-L-I-T-Z.

And I asked them if they would be my contract manufacturer.

And I told them what the idea was, and they said, "Sure, let's give it a shot." And in the beginning, we had a very hard time selling the product.

Yeah.

I'm just gonna bring this up 'cause we kind of talked about this without actually referencing the question, but it is from Jelly Belly.

It says, "With Ben White limping off according to Sam, would you rest White for Sunderland? We all know White just can't play three times in a little over a week.

He's done brilliantly to cover Timber so, thus far, but I can't help but feel we run the risk of los- losing him for months if we run him into the ground.

Um, but I go by my husband's name.

But when I was growing up, they used to call me Jelly Belly Bishop.

I know.

Oh, silly.

It's terrible, isn't it?

Oh, God, that's so-

Kids are cruel, but they used to call me Jelly Belly Bishop from Harold Bishop from Neighbors.

Oh, Neighbors.

I haven't seen candy corn like displayed like this a long time.

And it was Jelly Belly was the company.

So I said, they do good work.

What happened to blocks? That's what I want to know, Jeff.