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So being a very fashionable guy, Doug, I'm sure you know we're coming up on Fashion Week in Paris.

Yeah.

Well, Carnival will be putting on its own fashion show to coincide, but this is not gonna be in Paris, France.

It'll be in Paris, Texas, which is, uh, not too far from Galveston, which, of course, has become a very important home port for Carnival in the last couple of years.

The collection is inspired by everyday cruise guests and is designed to be, well, fun.

I would actually go so far as to say cheeky.

The name of the collection probably tells you a lot, which it is the Carnival Guy Fieri Collection, which includes, and I'm quoting here, "Oversized pockets big enough to sneak a Guy's Burger back to your stateroom, hidden compartments for your favorite condiments, and even a towel-inspired ensemble inspired by guests' well-known love of Carnival towel animals and pool towels." The show's gonna be held on Saturday, October 3rd from 7:00 to 8:00.

So we're going to watch that.

And so if you happen to be living in a town, if you're in the, uh, if you live in Paris, Texas and the Paris, Texas Jewish film festival is coming to town in the next few weeks, maybe, uh, you could see it there, but it will eventually come out and be available, uh, wider.

And then if you listen to the episode next week, you'll, you'll already know about it.

So that's good.

So we're going to watch that.

And so if you happen to be living in a town, if you're in the, uh, if you live in Paris, Texas and the Paris, Texas Jewish film festival is coming to town in the next few weeks, maybe, uh, you could see it there, but it will eventually come out and be available, uh, wider.

And then if you listen to the episode next week, you'll, you'll already know about it.

So that's good.

So I did pretty good.

And they had offered me a job to sit at KPLT in Paris, Texas and give me the FM station they were about to put on the air.

But I told them I really want to sing.

And on my birthday, April 29th, the Prophets Quartet, I had them booked in a concert in Paris, Texas.

When they left, I followed the bus to Knoxville, Tennessee.

You remember Joe Muscaio? Oh, yeah.

I just turned my two-week notice into the profits.

And so I'm going to have to go to the Army.

will be used by other nations

and their subdivisions to regulate activities in the United States, right? So Russia could regulate activities in Moscow, Idaho, right? And France could regulate activities in Paris, Texas.

Because the theory of this case is that the production of these fuels and, of course, the emission of these gases has effects all around the world.

And why wouldn't other nation states do the exact same thing? And to me, this sort of erases the point of having nation states with limited territorial sovereignty.

Because in recognizing our independence, they were recognizing our exclusive territorial sovereignty over the United States.

And of course, implicit in recognizing a nation is recognizing that it has territorial sovereignty over its territory and that you don't have the right to regulate it, right? You wouldn't be recognizing their independence if you were doing that.

So imagining the brief discuss this, imagine the counterfactual Great Britain signs the Treaty of Paris in 1783 or ratifies it, and then they try to regulate things in the United States.

That would sort of defeat the point of having a treaty of peace with Great Britain that recognizes the sovereignty of the United States.

So we need some way to know, for the LLM's job, how well is it And its job is basically translate text into a tree of operations.

And so if a user says, between Austin and Paris, they probably mean Paris, Texas.

But the element might make a mistake, and they might think they mean Austin and Paris, France.

And so we can measure the difference here by using something called graph edit distance.

And so this would be an edit distance of three.

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played a show in Paris one time, and some guy would come up.

He'd be like, man, come drink at my house.

And then we'd do.