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I know only a few people see my tweets, but I needed to share. Yesterday I got a shipment I have been waiting on for a while. The test deck for the card game I made.
Putting that into words is wild. This is a real thing. I love games, and now I have made one. #GalleyWest
I think I’m good here for a while. I might return some day, but checking Twitter feels gross and I don’t like it. I want to avoid that feeling whenever I can. See you all later.
Mr. Rich retweeted
If you can spare any adult winter coats, please bring them to Harmony House in Huntington, 627 4th Ave., between 10 am and 3 pm. The need is dire, the cold weather shelter isn’t open, and people are going to freeze.
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We’ve been off the last two days, so @richeisen took the opportunity to end today’s show with words to please watch and share about the disaster in Uvalde, Texas:
RICH ON UVALDE SHOOTING
watch on @peacockTV
Mr. Rich retweeted
A friend asked the other day, “why do you have to say something?” And I asked “how in the hell do people say nothing?”
I’m pretty grossed out with the world for numerous reasons, but the number one problem with us is that we never make the smart choice. We never think things through and look at facts. We let the loudmouth run the room without keeping them in check.
1/n
#Uvalde
Just for once think about the fact that the organization for selling guns is the only one who wants you to look the other way. That’s like saying the drug dealers would really like you to loosen up on drug crime laws so they can keep selling drugs. Think about that.
12/n
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This is Joe Garcia. Today, journalists recorded him placing flowers at a cross that had his wife’s name on it. His wife, Irma, was a teacher who was killed in the Uvalde, Texas massacre. Not long after placing flowers, Joe died of a heart attack.






