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"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent, but I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. Today's special should come with a parental advisory warning label. Circa 1985, when Tipper Gore and her well meaning mom friends decided rock music was the root of all teen violence, devil worship, drug use and worst of all, sex, this blame the music refrain was a bit of an encore. In 1925, jazz was the evil influence inciting jazz mania."
"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent, but I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. Today's special should come with a parental advisory warning label. Circa 1985, when Tipper Gore and her well meaning mom friends decided rock music was the root of all teen violence, devil worship, drug use and worst of all, sex, this blame the music refrain was a bit of an encore. In 1925, jazz was the evil influence inciting jazz mania."
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"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent, but I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. Today's special should come with a parental advisory warning label. Circa 1985, when Tipper Gore and her well meaning mom friends decided rock music was the root of all teen violence, devil worship, drug use and worst of all, sex, this blame the music refrain was a bit of an encore. In 1925, jazz was the evil influence inciting jazz mania."
"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent, but I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. Today's special should come with a parental advisory warning label. Circa 1985, when Tipper Gore and her well meaning mom friends decided rock music was the root of all teen violence, devil worship, drug use and worst of all, sex, this blame the music refrain was a bit of an encore. In 1925, jazz was the evil influence inciting jazz mania."