Yeah it's almost like he changed his mind? I don't know, I'm not too bright.
I'm also not in the habit of crying about what was said 15 years ago and what has clearly changed since then.
I'm also not in the habit of crying about what was said 15 years ago and what has clearly changed since then.
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