I think Sam we've caused a little thing where people are chiming in and letting us know where they're listening to us from outside of Tennessee. So we got Indiana checking in, we've had a couple more from Georgia checking in as well, Virginia. Got Illinois in the YouTube chat. Checking in, oh Illinois in the YouTube chat, very cool. So yeah, I love it and we very much appreciate everybody listening wherever you are. We love that you listen and appreciate it. You know, a guy yesterday, last couple of days. So he's vacationing in Greece and he was listening to us via the iHeart Radio app or whatever in Greece. And so I of course, being the knucklehead that I am, it's like send me pictures of food. So he's now been sending me food porn. Send me pictures of my people's homeland. Yeah, I mean, the food looks great. I asked him about the coffee. I mean, I'm sure it's no, you know, Wally's Bean Machine coffee, but I mean, it's pretty good there as well. So anyway, love the fact that people are listening in Tennessee and beyond. Speaking of somebody here in Tennessee, Kathy Hidders is joining us at dailyrollcall.com. Kathy, of course, I think people know about you by now, but just to give a quick synopsis of your career. Of course, you spend many years in the state of New York as a police officer. You move here to the state of Tennessee and you specialize in, you know, all things crime and investigations. And you have also been watching Islam take hold here in America as well. And that is what we're going to have you on to talk about this morning. So yesterday we talked about what is going on in Overton High School. This is a public high school. And they've been helping Muslim students celebrate Ramadan by allowing them to leave class and pray. And so that's just one of the things that they're doing. We went through all of this yesterday, but just let me do a brief reset. One of the big questions is whether or not the school, because there's some serious constitutional questions here, the school is not supposed to be helping to facilitate one religion over another, or they're not supposed to facilitate students actually praying or, you know, prayers with Ramadan or any kind of prayer. And so the question is, is the school, it's a far way to put this, is the school showing favoritism over Islam versus other religions, like for example Christianity, Judaism and so forth. And so what the school is doing is they've got a bunch of teachers that are, I'm going to air quote this, volunteering to help with these 80 or so students that have been leaving class, going to specific places on school grounds to pray during Ramadan. That's number one. Number two, I guess during Ramadan, they actually fast. And so they go to these food free classrooms where there is no food so that they don't have to, you know, deal with, you know, food during Ramadan, fasting and the whole thing. And it does seem to me like the school is, I don't know if I would call it organizing, but they are certainly facilitating these students and their prayers and celebrating Ramadan and so forth. As a matter of fact, Jonathan Scrimetti, who is Tennessee's Attorney General, I did play this yesterday, was talking to Michael Patrick Leahy about all of this and whether or not this was constitutional. Is the state of Tennessee looking at that issue? So there are a number of potential avenues there. The basic civil rights laws that apply to education don't cover religious discrimination. So there may be some other state laws we'll find out. But it fundamentally goes to the difference between the establishment clause and the free exercise clause. Free exercise says the government can't stop you from practicing your religion. The establishment clause as interpreted and as we hear about every time the legislature tries to do anything these days says that the state can't, well, it says something different, but it's been interpreted to me in the state can't participate in promoting particular religious viewpoints. So if the school is dedicating resources to something, that's a very different situation than if the students are self-organizing. Well, I expect that we'll be hearing more about it one way or another. So the question is, what does the term organize mean? According to the story, the school is allowing students to leave class and pray in a space reserved on campus. The school is offering food-free classrooms during fasting. So at lunchtime, these students have a place to go where there won't be any food. Ten teachers are volunteering to make that happen. That seems like they are facilitating organization or organizing this. I guess it depends on how you are going to define organization. There is a specific instructor or employee on campus out in the dear Muhammad that is paid by the school, by taxpayers I assume, and this is a person who is helping to facilitate all of this. And so again, this is a school, a building or buildings paid for by taxpayer dollars that is being utilized by these students to celebrate Ramadan. So it does look to me like the school is organizing this and people always like to say, well, you can't, people on the left, not allowed to pray in school. You're not taking God and the Bible out of schools and so forth. Well, okay, if this were Christians that were praying and utilizing the Bible and doing some sort of a prayer thing in a classroom, the left would be up in arms over this. And so Kathy, I don't know, I tried to retrace as much as I could from this story yesterday, but you're watching this whole thing play out at this high school. This is Overton High School in Nashville. What are your thoughts on this? Well, I think parents need to be asking a lot of questions, number one. But when you have temporary accommodations that turn into permanent demands, it's political Islam. Political Islam is a complete way of life for Muslims that dictates everything that a Muslim does. So now it's dictating what non-Muslims must do. So some of the questions that parents need to be asking, one of the things is I've heard that they've removed pork products from the lunch menu. I want to know if that's true because that would include pepperoni, sausage, bacon, animal fats, which everything is cooked in basically large, gelatin of any type. So that's something parents should be asking. A big thing that I think parents should be asking, are schools providing areas for Muslims to perform what's called Wudu? Wudu is a cleansing ritual. A obligatory Wudu, W-U-D-U, yes. And it's a ritual that has to be done, a cleansing ritual that has to be done prior to prayer or the prayers don't count. It's eight steps and it has to be uninterrupted or the prayer ritual is invalidated. So then they would have to start that all over again. There's no specific timeframe for that, but it's eight steps. They have to cleanse from their head down to their feet. And so it would be invalidated if another student, a non-Muslim, walked into to say the bathroom where they're cleansing themselves, then it would be invalidated. If somebody passes gas or even goes to the bathroom, prayers are invalidated at that point. So the ritual has to continue. So that would be something because they have to have a particular, you know, like a whatever a sink or something that they can perform Wudu in, but they have to go all the way down to their feet. So we'd be looking for what's called Wudu stations. And so I would be very interested to know if this is happening. And again, that's there's no timeframe, but that's cutting into the 15 minutes of prayer. I think parents need to be asking about the on Fridays, it's called Juma prayer. It's their basic Sabbath, but students are supposed to actually leave the school to go to the mosque, which is obligatory on Fridays to attend mosque. That happens, you know, midday. So our students allowed to leave the actual schools for an hour and it takes about an hour. So that's something else that they need to be asking. Well, and Kathy, it's, I mean, it sounds like and people are chiming in here 1349. Amazon has facilities for those exact situations. That's a private business. They're allowed to do whatever they want. But I think if this is in a school, have we seen this kind of of facilitation, if you will, facilitating this kind of a prayer in places like Dearborn, Michigan, and some of these other places that have a large Muslim student body? Absolutely. There's something in New York City called the Muslim Day Parade. It tells it every September. And what's interesting about that is they actually have the mobile Wudu stations that line the streets of New York City and the Muslims start preparing. Of course, you have to have men separate from the women. But what bothered me is seeing actual Muslim police officers in full uniform wearing a koofi, which is the hat, or the women wearing the hijab with the uniform and then performing Wudu on the streets of New York City. Wow. So, you know, it is happening everywhere. Dearborn, Michigan, Hamtrak, Michigan, those places are pretty much done. Next roll with Vernon Davis. I'm your host Vernon Davis. Okay, y'all. Thank you. Thank you. That's enough. Today we have Dietrich Wise through my example on the field, off the field, during game day in practice. That was one way that I led because then it led to success. Next roll isn't about what's next. It's about why they do it. My man, Bobby Bones. Like I've had a lot of stuff happen, bad and good. And so I don't have any fear of mixing it up. That's powerful, man. Next roll with Vernon Davis. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. You know, the entire government, the local government is being run by Muslims, which is an entirely different thing. One thing too I wanted to mention, the Muslim prayer that they recite between 17 and 18 times a day called the Al-Fatiyah, the first surah of the Quran, it stays in part. And this is interesting. It says, guide us to the straight path, the path of those whom you've bestowed your grace, not of those who have earned your anger, which is the Jews, nor of those who went astray, the Christians. I can't imagine, you know, Christians reciting a prayer 17, 18 times a day, not to be like Muslims. And so this prayer is recited. It was just recently recited in the capital by the executive director of AMAC in our own capital. She did it in Arabic and then said, well, we recite this prayer 17, 18 times a day. That's bothersome. I think, you know, that the fact that they're reciting these prayers that many times a day saying, oh, don't let me be like the Christians or the Jews, that's a problem. You know, but here we are allowing it. And Overkin is just one of the schools. Apparently, Martin Luther King, I believe Hume Fogg might be doing it. And then you have Valor Collegiate Prep School, who's boasting that they don't just allow prayers, you know, during Ramadan and have the special bell that rings. They do it all year long for students to know when prayer, you know, prayer time is. Well, Kathy, Kathy, I gotta ask this question. Okay, well, then there's got to be a student organization on campus that, I don't know, maybe might ask for the same thing that the Muslim students are asking for. Like, what should happen if I had a, if I'm a parent who's a Christian and I have Christian kids and they go to, you know, Overkin high school, then maybe what they need to do is they need to form a prayer club and they need to ask for the same accommodations. That's what I would do. Absolutely, absolutely. But we do know that a specific, I think it's specific to Overkin, but it is in a lot of other schools. It's called the Muslim Student Association. You and I have talked about this before and people don't seem to get it. It is a Muslim Brotherhood entity. It is a front group for the Muslim Brotherhood. And it's in, they do have one that you talked about, the facilitator that's hired by the school. He is a member of the Muslim Student Association. I believe it says that right in the Nashville Banner article. But, you know, the problem with that is that was created specifically for Muslim students to enter all institutions, whether they're Christian or Catholic or public, to perform Dawah, which is the proselytizing of Islam. And it's not just in high schools anymore. It is now in middle schools and elementary schools, but they started out in colleges and universities. And so, you know, when you have these type organizations, you're going to have to meet the demands because then care steps in and everybody should know about the Council on American Islamic Relations, which is also Hamas. And so, you know, there's a lot of problems. But what people don't get is the Muslim Brotherhood, the designated terrorist organization over in the Middle East out of Arabia, Jordan, Egypt. Congress has tried in our country to designate them. The problem that they're finding out is the Muslim Brotherhood here in America has not used violence to intimidate or to cause problems. They haven't been related to any problems here. But they are funding terrorist organizations. So there's so much, you know, we've talked about so much of this before. But I think knowing that this is in the schools, and like I said, it isn't just an accommodation anymore. These are demands. And so, you know, we know that AMAC had sent the Metro Nashville schools these demands going so far. Is they even want students to learn about Ramadan? They want instruction on what, you know, these specific holidays are and why they do the things they are. So, but that but but Kathy, that is also unconstitutional, because you're not supposed to, these the schools are not allowed to either show preferential treatment or try to entice, if you will, kids to become any religion, Islam being one of them. And I believe they're sponsoring it, you know, they use different words. But when you go to the extent in which they have using public funding, you know, it's more than that. And so, you know, people know or they should know, or I think people are starting to understand, you know, the ultimate goal of Islam is to be dominant. They say that they don't hide that anymore. And that Sharia will be the law of the land. Everything that we just talked about happening in these public schools falls under Islamic law. Those are things that Muslims cannot do. And so, it's going to be interesting to see where this all. Hey, Kathy, is this how it started in the UK? Yes, in very small, you know, it's small incremental baby steps, if you will, you know, they they ask for things first, and then they become demands. And Amac out of Nashville, the American Muslim Advisory Council is part of the problem because they are the ones that are advocating for these things to take place, saying that we have the right under the First Amendment. Well, they've turned the First Amendment, you know, up on its head because it's going from just mellow incombinations, if you will, to full out, you know, you will do this. But that's the ultimate goal is to force people to accept Islam. And this is where we're at, you know, people don't understand that it's a very small part of religion. And so, you know, the Quran is not a Bible. It's they don't learn how to be a Muslim from the Quran. They learn it from the Hadith and the Sunnis, which is the biography and traditions and things of the Prophet Muhammad, who a good Muslim is supposed to imitate their life is supposed to imitate. So, you know, it's a big constitutional problem. But, you know, once that is opened up, putting any type of prayer in a public school, this is going, you know, going to be the result of it. And then what's next, so then Christians want the next step up from just, you know, being able to pray around the flagpole. And that's only fair. But when does it end? How does it stop? And how does it end? All right, on that note, thank you. Thank you, Cassie. I appreciate you're right. You and I have talked about so much of this in the past. When you look at what is happened in the UK, you know, you've got Germany, you've got all of these nations out there in Europe that are being overrun by radical Islam. And the, I mean, the knife attacks, the rapes, I mean, we could go on and on. It is scary. A couple of times, Kathy, in this interview, you talked about how people don't know. Respectfully, people who listen to this show and this radio station know all about this, because you have been with us for years telling people about it. And I appreciate always your perspective. So if you see anything new on this story, will you let us know? Absolutely. I'm considering doing a Freedom of Information Act from the Metro School to see what else is going on. So I'll let you know. All right, let us know. Thank you, Kathy Hinners, DailyRollCall.com. All right, day 24, Nashville's morning news on Super Talk 997. She's always such a great wealth of information on this kind of thing and always appreciate Kathy Hinners coming on. By the way, Joan. Yep. So once again, people are laughing at me because my longest question ever, first question ever. So here's what just, just so people know what happened. I'm glad I'm not the only person who noticed that. Here's what happened. I go to Kathy and then this is like some talk, because, you know, people always ask me, I was asked this actually fairly recently, is talk radio doing a talk show? Is it like, what is it? Art or science? I think it's both. But I go to Kathy and then I realize, of course, as I introduce her that I've not actually reset the topic. So I go to Kathy and then I realize I've got to reset the whole damn topic because people just joining, some people just joining didn't hear the topic from yesterday. So then of course, I clumsily try to reset the topic and then I go to Kathy. But that is why Kathy Hinners got, I think, a three minute question. Five. A five minute question from yours truly. One person, I think it was 4702, said, Daniel, you really ought to go get the book, Interviewing for Dummies. They probably do you a lot of good. Whatever. Man, this is a moron in the morning. Exactly right, Jackson. Thank you, Jackson. Matt Murphy never asked 19 minute questions. Actually, I don't know if he does or not. And Joan, Shingang, Shingam, Shingam, Shinga, Kawa. Kawa. Do you know the best part about that sound bite, Joan, is just the last part where he just throws down Kawa. It's just like you can, there were times with Joe Biden where you could actually hear the give up in his voice. And I think that was one of them. Dan Mandis here for the Glock Store. Let me give you a date. Saturday, May 30th, you want to go to the Glock Store's open house. And this is going to be, I'm going to be there. This is going to be, I think, my fourth or fifth year. I'm sorry. What? Like honestly, what just happened? Did you just pull a swallow well? That's the microphone. I had to move the microphone. Okay. I know what it sounded. I know what it sounded like. Definitely sounded like that. And there's, can I just tell you, there's nothing worse than sitting here knowing you've moved the microphone and it made that sound and you're thinking, do I address it? Are people going to think that I did a swallow well? That was the microphone. I held back from closure until Joan said something. Was the camera on? Hopefully people will see that the camera was on and that was actually the microphone. The camera was not on, so it's still anybody's guess. All right. That was rather explosive, but again, that wasn't me. That was me moving the microphone. Now it won't do it. Of course not. It won't do it now. Sure. So Chris just absolutely trolled me, Joan. Oh, did he, did he fart in your general direction? He walks in and he says, what's that smelling here? I wasn't asking a question. I wasn't trolling. No, it's a, well I said I've got, you know, I've got some, some great coffee, of course. Yeah, that happens. And, you know, some paint peeling. Paint peeling? No. Did you hear that when you were coming in? Did you hear the, what people thought was a fart, which it wasn't a fart? I smell it. You do not. Wally'sBeanMachine.com is the coffee that I got. There's an ad. There's an ad. Okay, can we just, can we not, okay, just stop, stop. Have you noticed that the only like segments that Sam really gets excited about is the farting segments? Like anything that has to do with, you know, it's like you're 12, like Riker's like this. I think Riker, at this point, Sam, I love you. Riker is more mature than you are. All of my kids are probably listening going, we don't, we don't say fart, we say two. Okay, stop, stop. That's certainly enough. Joan. You should, you should do one more. You should do one more because that's the first time I've really seen Dan go full dad mode where he's like, he's like, all right, all right. I mean it. Stop it already. One, two. Don't make me get to three. Don't make me turn this radio station around. And I love how Joan is just egging him on. She's just down right giddy about it, isn't she? Oh my goodness. I don't know why that's so funny. So yeah, I don't know why either Joan. Usually you're the mom of the show. I have two boys, you know. So you did. So if in case you're just joining us, I was in the middle of a commercial doing a live commercial and I moved them. He let one rip. I moved the microphone and it made a fart sound. He says this, but he has yet to be able to recreate. No, I did recreate it. It was on the B right back screen too. So there's no evidence exonerating. Right. Do you know what the funny thing is? So we can't confirm her deny that Dan did not lift a cheek. If you, if you, if you listen to, I don't even, I don't know. I don't know what in the world happened, but I moved the microphone. It made the sound and then I, but then I was able to do it a couple times, moving the microphone and making the fart sound. And then apparently the pressure was released on the microphone because I couldn't make it do it again. Check the tape. And by the way, here's the, here's the thing. Very defensive about it. Sam. Like the, the, the, the adamant in the defense, it really, right? Yeah. Thou doth protest too much. No, no, no, here's the stupid thing. Sam saw me do it. So he knows the truth that it was me moving the microphone and not anything else. All I know is I heard something. I looked up, you kind of froze. I was fine. And then Joan burst out laughing into my talk back and then you couldn't contain yourself and had to stop your commercial radio. Chris, what do you got for this segment? Chris, go. I think we can keep talking about, we're not going to keep talking about farts. Why not? Why not then? Cause I think we've had enough. All right, perfect. I got one. All right, good. Go. Gavin Newsom is giving free sex change procedures to homeless illegal aliens. Are you kidding me? Really? Yep. Keep it up, Gavin. Keep it up. There's literally illegal aliens walking around the streets of California. My friend, Jonathan Cho was interviewing this guy. I'm going to DM it to you right now. Illegal aliens walking around California with fake boobs. Taxpayer money. Well, now that he's getting, listen, they're not even modest. Okay. You know, it wasn't like this. There's some Byron gnome. They went, they went full Bazinga. I was going to say now that Byron Brian gnome is no doubt getting divorced from Christie, he'll probably move to California to be around all of those. What did you call them? Gazookas. Bazingas. So this illegal aliens on the street, yeah, and they're getting interviewed. And then they said, Oh yeah, all the illegal aliens know. If you want fake and free boobs, fake, fake and free boobs, but I think it's a little discriminatory because they're not doing this for the illegal alien females. Just the illegal alien males. Here is a super talk TV. So you got some video here. What is your name again? Jacqueline. Jacqueline. This is the first time I am. I live in a shelter. Yeah. A lot of Latino here. So definitely some are migrants or undocumented. I think that when you're a trans woman, yeah, I don't, I feel safe. Were you able to get the hormones or, you know, so that's a dude. That's a dude. That's a man, baby. Joanie, you watching super talk TV? I wasn't. Can you, can you tune into super talk TV real quick? Okay. Here I go. I got a reason. I got a reason for this. There's a reason for this. Yep. Let me know when you're there. Okay. What size would you say those are? Oh, those are a good, those are a good D. Okay. So, or more. So this illegal alien dude was able to get size D boobs on our, on our dime. And I'm not, I've never priced them out. You know, do you pay more depending on the size that you go with? I think you have a good question. I don't know. Joan works that way with the product on the market. Except for, except for lingerie. What do you put in those things? Like is this silicone or sailing now? Sailing. So you got to use more sailing than your cost more. Theoretically, the labor wouldn't be more, but the labor would be more. It's a labor of love, Joan. Yeah. All right. You want to hear more from the illegal alien guy that got size Ds? Jacqueline. Jacqueline. All right. Yeah, I did that with my doctor. So, so MediCal, you got the breast implants? Yes. Wow. Taxpayer funded. So here in California, they gave you the breast implants here? Yes. Free? Yeah. That's amazing. On tax day, no less, because it probably came out yesterday. So perfect for tax day. What do your taxpayer dollars pay for? This is what your taxpayer dollars pay for under the reign of Gavin Newsom. Wow. Yeah. Congratulations. Do you feel like that's a good benefit for other migrants here in California? Yeah, even though you don't, you're undocumented, you can get it. Did you do bottom too? Bottom surgery? Waiting for that one. Wow. You're waiting for bottom surgery? Are you happy with the results? Yes. Stunning and brave. Can you get the top and the bottom? Awesome. Free. What else he is getting for free? Like, you know, he's just living large, right? Oh, I mean, everything. The rents gotta be paid. The food's gotta be paid. The cell phone's gotta be paid. The health insurance is obviously paid. It's kind of funny that the whole stunning and brave thing, really, because you don't actually accomplish anything except get surgeries. Yep. So that's insanity. Yeah. So that's where taxpayer dollars are going in California. I don't know. So is this on, is it Medi-Cal? So is that, is it? This isn't your average podcast. This pod is about to be crazy. I don't even know what's gonna happen. This is full send. It's just like a boy scrap. Join the party. We threw like a spontaneous party out of nowhere. It was crazy. And we pulled off a crazy prank. Pranks, parties and viral culture at its wildest. Just seeing like the guys that you brought in and like seeing their different personalities and stuff. It's been entertaining, dude. This could be the greatest content build of all time. Right. The full send podcast. Let's get ready to rumble. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. That taxpayer dollars from strictly California or is it like in Minnesota? I believe so. I believe that Medi-Cal doesn't get federal funding. I'll have a check. By the way, despite the fact that Jacqueline there, whatever it is, has the size Ds, it doesn't help the face any. She should have worked on the face. Oh, geez. What? She looks like a man because she is a man. What? I'm just whatever. I don't think you're being harsh. I think you're being factual. Fact check. True. Well, it's just, oh, wait, wait, wait. Hold on. Get ready to be pissed. Why? Medi-Cal is jointly funded by the federal government. That's what I thought. California. The federal government, the federal government covers roughly 50% to 65% of the cost. So one of those boobs was from you and I. 7131. 7131 says it's the same price no matter what size implant you get. They have a soft, silicone type material that is nicknamed gummy that is used most typically nowadays. I hear them talking about that a lot on the Matt Murphy show. Goomies. They're always talking about Goomies. Always about the Goomies. Okay. My reaction was because she pointed out the face, but the other things he purchased were fine. What'd you say? Nothing. I didn't know. The super text line is blowing up. So I'm kind of like watching people's reaction to all of this. I truly didn't hear what you say. I can't hear you over your stomach. Oh my God. You're killing me, Smalls. You are killing me. Anyway, no, yeah, people just stopped. Like seriously, stop. Don't make me turn this radio show around. I've already done enough damage to the show this morning already. Oh yeah. Yeah. That chair got a hole in it. 2025 said Dan Farts and Man Boobs. I love this show. I'll tell you what. Anyway, very good. Oh, this is so funny. 1761. When does KGB get back? Wow. Shots fired. Now. That is, see, 2714. Please, Dan, move on from Fart Talk. I try, but when my cohorts at 835, when they've got the mentality collectively of like 12, 13-year-olds, you know what? I shouldn't be the most mature person in the room. That never happened. What is this collectively? I'm bringing hard-hitting news journalism. All right. Clearly, I'm not going to be able to drink my coffee because I'm going to spill it all over myself. Thanks to you guys. Hey, did you hear that Joan got, Joan owes the government $4,000? Oh, geez. Yeah, she sure do. Nice going, Joan. Thank you. $4,000. Now, how did you do to- I could start a GoFundMe. We could start a GoFundMe for you, Joan. I should just be smarter about how I set aside my- You could do that too. You know, GoFundMe account is always a good thing. Listen, this is the audience that bought Johnny B, a lawnmower. Were you here for that? No, but that's incredible. Oh, my God. I forget the whole story, but something happened to Johnny's lawnmower. And so, and this is like a sore spot with Johnny because he didn't want this to happen, but Phil Valentine, of course, God rest his soul, sets up a GoFundMe account for Johnny's lawnmower and people donated. And Johnny was a- I forget the end result of the whole thing, but he was able to buy a lawnmower. Probably had a fleet of lawnmowers after that. Oh, my goodness gracious. Yeah, I bet you- I mean, I don't know exactly what- I don't know all the details. It's been so long now. He probably had enough money left over to hire an illegal alien with implants to do the mowing for him. It's exactly right. Very, very funny. Anyway, very good. People are generous. He said, he said, Glenda, it's not what you think. Anyway, all right, it is 8.52 on SuperTalk 99.7. Joan, what do you got coming up in the news at 9? Yeah, the latest on those storms that are arriving this afternoon. And we'll also talk about the Air Force and Space Force meeting some big time goals early. That's coming up at 9 on SuperTalk 99.7 WTN. Is he Pete Hegseth today? I haven't seen it yet. All right, with lots of good audio. Yeah, I'm gonna play some of it. I'll play some of it. He came out, kind of, you know, swinging for the fences against the Iranians, which he should. And I like the fact that that is indeed what the Secretary of War did. Kind of a strange flex, though, in the sense that, you know, for me, I think we've got Iran by the, you know, what's and so I got a text from at Murphy. What did he say? He asked me to spray down the room before he gets there. All right. You know what? I am so done with the three of you. Another four of you, Murphy show. I'm done with you as well. Moving right along. All right. I got a lot more straight ahead with this. What is wrong with you? I can't believe you three. Like, okay. I am. I'm gonna tell you. The way you're getting upset makes it so much better on every level. I just, I can't believe that three growing at a adults are technically four. I'm using math's voice now. Laughing on and on about that. There's nothing funny about it. This is not funny, young man. There are parents that are driving their kids to school and they're having to listen to three grown adults have fun with little toot sounds. You're gonna roll out the big ones if you want. Nope. We're done. There's a lack of squeakers in there. If you think this is so funny, why do you like stink up your own show with a sound effect? Don't worry. I have no problem doing that on my own. Joe, much to my dismay. We have a minute left. Is that right? So, Sam, why are you upset about that? Because I wanted to go home. So, Sam has apparently now isolated the moment in question to see whether or not this was a toot or technical difficulties. So, go ahead and play it, Sam. This was me doing a commercial just a scant few minutes ago when I moved the microphone. You want to go You want to go to you want to go to sounds like a little bit too much base to be a microphone stand. See, I can't get it to do it now. This was so frustrating. That's why the audience thinks you never got it to do it in the first place. So, stop it. Stop. You need to stop. Where do you get all this stuff? Stop. So, internet. I'm just telling you that the last stop came with a side eye just for the FM audience. I'm going to take away your internet or severely slow it down even more than it already is in this building. Okay, you need to stop. God Almighty. Every time you do it, it makes it funnier the next time he plays it, though. Anyway, so I'm telling you, I moved the microphone during the commercial and it made that sound. We'll be opening up my show with a poll on YouTube whether or not you believe Dan. All right, moving right along. Hi, I'm Joe Salcihi, host of the stacking Benjamin's podcast. Most economists agree small amount of inflation is actually good. 2% is what you're going for. So, why is everybody freaking out? Oh, because it's the fallout. People don't track their budget. You have this slow slipping that happens every month. To all of a sudden you go, man, I don't have any money. The reason is now two people go to a restaurant. The bill is 60 bucks for two. Two guys walking to a restaurant. They start screaming. It's hilarious. $60. Stacking Benjamin's. Follow and listen on your favorite platform.
