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Here's an example of what we've had in the past:
Presidential Confessions
This month John and Mary are talking about presidential confessions.


John: Hey, did you see that Late Night Show with Barack Obama on the other night?
Mary: Yeah, it was great. I thought it was really good of him to come out like that.
John: Really? I don't, I don't. It's that… I don't think our president should have those dodgy pasts.
Mary: Oh, wait! Come on! Everybody's got to do it.
John: But where's the limit? Where do we draw the line?
Mary: Well, that all depends on who it is and what he's done. But, you know, having a joint, that's nothing to be ashamed of.
John: OK. So, rolling a doobie's not bad, but where, what's the limit? What's the next
step?
Mary: Yeah, but if you'd be in jail for ten years for killing somebody, or life, or whatever, then, you know,
OK. But having one joint? You know, sitting rolling a splif. That's all good.

John: And what did he actually say the other night? They asked him if he, if he smoked marijuana and he said...
Mary: Yeah, and he said, "Yeah, I actually inhaled it". You know, good for him.
John: So, playing off of what Bill Clinton says.
Mary: Yeah, exactly. Well, what's the point of smoking it if you don't inhale it?"

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