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Apr 12, 2017 Part 2

Dear Mr. President,

Let's talk a little more about Syria. I've been watching some of the news coverage, and there was one interview in particular that gave me pause. You talked about being at Mar-a-Lago, which by the way, isn't a secure enough place to be ordering air strikes from, eating chocolate cake with Prime Minister Abe, and you told him you had just ordered an air strike on a country. I'm assuming you told him the right country because you got a bit flustered in the interview and told the journalist the wrong country. That's not such a good mistake to make, though everyone does make mistakes. I feel like I should mention to you that bombing a country is a solemn occasion, not one to be taken lightly. It is important, and should be seared into your memory.

That being said, let's talk about the cake. Chocolate cake is not a solemn occasion food. I've never been to a funeral with chocolate cake. Solemn occasion desserts are more like a shortbread cookie or something plain. If you really need to have cake, I'd pick more of a tasteless variety. Chocolate is way too exciting. I get it though. A good piece of chocolate cake is a spiritual experience. But it shouldn't be so intense that it alters your memories. You should check to make sure no one tampered with the cake. Maybe get a royal taster. Alternatively, you could make notes to remind yourself of important things. It's a really helpful tactic. By the way, is there any chance I could get a piece of that cake?

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