We're All Going To Die Soon

0:00This is an I Heart Podcast. Guaranteed Human. Broadcasting Live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center. I'm Strong and Getty. And up. He is Armstrong and Getty. This is your favorite president that was celebrating the renaming of Lake Ontario to Lake America. I just got off the phone with Prime Minister Karney of Canada, which we are renaming to Snow Mexico. And she said to me, sir, I'm not happy with the name change Sarawant, the old name back. And I said, ma'am, and she's an nasty woman. I said, you're an nasty woman. If you keep crying about it, we're going to change the name again. We're going to change it to Lake Ontario if you're not careful.

1:00But she's very unhappy about a nasty woman. Prime Minister Karney will rename her Prime Minister Karen of Canada. She's almost as bad as Queen Justine Chudell. Another nasty woman. Remember, Queen Justine, the nasty people, very nasty women in Snow Mexico. First we took their sport. You look at hockey. We took their sport in the Olympics. We beat them badly, right? We beat them in a landslide. And never what had happened if I wasn't your president. First we took their sport and we took their lake, Lake Ontario is Lake America. It's a beautiful lake. It's doing very well. We love our new lake. Never what had happened if I weren't your president. That's good. That's a good Trump impersonation. Oh, yeah. It's the, it's the, the ticks like the habits that are really good to pick up on. It also, it also helps that he actually sounds like Trump when he's just naturally speaking.

2:01Oh, really? Yeah, his voice is very similar and he has the same cadence and stuff. Interesting. If everybody's good and eats their vegetables, we'll maybe play a little more of that later. Are we supposed to say that was a Trump impersonator, not actually the president of the United States? Go ahead if you want. Any damage done to you or your family is? Yeah, the day we have to do that, I'm done. Here's a, here's actual Trump. He was an oppressed conference yesterday. Let's just go through these one by one as reporters ask some questions. I hope you can hear the question in this. What was the thinking by inviting your questions to the G20 meeting in Asheville? There's bigger. Well, we're going to see what happens, but we like getting along with everybody. Sure. One of the reasons that I'm so successful, I get along with everybody. Thank you, Steve. Okay, so why invite Russia? The reason I'm successful, I get along with everybody. Next one, and I've got some comments about the fact that they do not mic the people asking

3:01the questions. But anyway, this is about the Venezuela oil deal, which we haven't talked much about. Well, I think it's going to have a tremendous impact. It's going to ultimately prices are going to come down. Now, will it happen before the election? I can't tell you that. I think people are very smart. They know we had to go into Iran. It only went up because of Iran. I don't know if people are going to factor that into the price of gas or not. I guess we'll see. The whole Venezuela oil deal is so unholy. Well, I heard somebody make a legal justification for yesterday that was closer than anything else. I'd heard. So when what's his name, the dictator took over, he's screwed. A number of American companies, Chevron and one of the other big oil companies. Some deals that they had in place contracts screwed them out of tons of money. They'd invested all this in that. And you could make the legal argument that we're getting that back, although getting it back

4:04for the country versus those two companies. I don't know how you make that work. Now the federal government specifically, excuse me, at branch of the Pentagon is now a partner with the mobsters and communists of Venezuela in an oil company. What is that exactly? We've talked before about how the Republican guard in Iran is a military force and it's a giant complex corporation. It's like if Disney had an army. And so there's enormous corruption. They control so much of the economy of Iran. And it's just an unholy mix of the private and public sectors. And the idea that our government will go down that road, it's a bad idea. And then finally, this one, some reporter for some reason asked Trump if using nukes with Iran is still on the table. You ruled out using a nuclear weapon against Iran. Well, I would never say that, but the answer is yes.

5:07I ruled out. I ruled out, no, it's not reason for it. You got, did you catch that? We'll play it again. Let's know what Trump said. You ruled out using a nuclear weapon against Iran. Well, I would never say that, but the answer is yes. I rule that, I rule out, no, it's not reason for it. I would never say that, but the answer is yes. It's just an odd thing to say. In a way. Yikes. Have you ruled out using nukes? Well, I would never say that, but yes. Yes, I have. OK, that reminds me of, I just saw this over the weekend, Brian Regan, one of the funniest comedians who's ever lived. I saw it on YouTube, but he had this thing about, he was talking about news conferences and sports they do it all the time. Why don't they have a microphone for the person who asks the question? So you're watching the post game conference and all you get is about three or four times.

6:13That was a coaching decision. You know, I have a knee idea what they're talking about. What is the point of that? And the fact that the guy up there is sitting in a microphone means they know about microphones. Right. So what? And his comedy bit was about they do the same thing with police conferences. And so it'll be you turn on the TV. You got the police chief standing up there and it'll be about 11 of them escaped. You know, that's a red thing. You know what's happening with that? Yeah. Yeah. Yikes. And his punchline was if he was an athlete and he did that, he'd said, I could answer anything since nobody has me idea. Might as well amuse them. Terror Dactyl. At least three terror Dactyls. No, I think of that. So they know about microphones. That guy has a microphone. All right. Oh boy. These are odd times.

7:14What in what way? Yeah, I know. I know. All sorts of good stuff to talk about. Oh, you know what we ought to talk about is how JD Vance went. Will Smith on Abdul Al-Sahee. Oh, yeah, we do need to play that clip. That's time you want to do that now. Sure. JD Vance at a fundraiser or speech or whatever he is doing yesterday, but he said this. Well, whatever is that? I don't know. Somewhere on the list. You're supposed to know all of it, Michael. I'm guessing it's under politics. No. No. New reports. Nope. Nope. Nope. Not there either. Vivala Socialism. Yeah. Some people plan these things ahead of time. Maybe we'll get to that later. I do want to get this on anyway. And since it's staring me right in the face, I read this whole article a couple of days ago. It's long and I highlighted it, but I didn't bring any Gavin Newsom has the governor of California who is or isn't running for president.

8:14And I'm sure this plays a role in this story has a whole bunch of his of whack job bills on his desk that he's either got a nigh sign or not sign in the coming days. Here's a little rundown of a couple of them. 25, Michael. One of the bills that we voted on here was to give an extra billion dollars to California high speed rail to bell out that failing project. Another one that we voted on had the deal with giving multiple millions of dollars to gender reassignment surgeries for children. Specifically, it's written for children. There is a bill that is a get out of jail free card as long as you're a juvenile criminal offender, but juvenile in the city of California, unfortunately, means anybody under the age of 25. Let's remember I was elected at 28. There's a bunch of red hot like radioactive bills for him to sign and which direction are they the most radioactive? If he signs them in the law or if he doesn't, given the way, you know, in the primaries

9:18as a Democrat currently. Oh, said you so you were against taxpayer funded reassignment surgery for youth when you're on a debate stage with a bunch of knuckleheads and a crazy audience. Right. Right. I don't know how he's going to make his decision on that. Oh, that reminds me. I have several examples of how the Democratic Party is absolutely not abandoning the far left. There are voices within the party that are saying, yeah, this is all crazy. They actually mean woke one was not, but they think it was not, but a bunch of examples of they're not going in that direction. And the idea that the woke era is past is just ridiculous. That coming up in a little bit. So I'll get more of the rundown on those bills though, but that's he's got to be sitting with like his entire pre run for president team trying to decide. Can I not sign these and still get the nomination one by one?

10:19Or is it worse? I sign them if I get the nomination, there's no way I can get voted and up being president the United States when I voted for sex change for children in 2026. Yeah. Well, really ever, but yeah, I will. I would be delighted to write that ad and produce it free of charge if indeed here on the surface. And then before we take a break, we found it. So this is JD Vance yesterday. He and L Sayed of Michigan, the communist, the Islamofashist lover have been going back and forth a little bit and JD said this. But whatever you want to talk about, Abdul, keep my wife's name, the hell out of your mouth because she's way out of your league. So L Sayed has been saying some are hinting at some pretty noxious stuff about JD's immigrant wife. Well, right. And that JD's grandparents would hate it or because they're racists, you know, just like

11:21JD, JD says we don't want to sharia law. And L Sayed says, yeah, you're a white supremacist. He doesn't say I have no idea to no desire to impose sharia law on the United States. I value the Constitution. I want to keep, no, he says, you're a bigot. That's interesting. So there is some belief that it's at the point of keep my wife's name out of your mouth when it is September 1st that things could get pretty hot over the next all of September and all of October before we get to election day. It's a long time. Yeah, we'll see. The thing that L Sayed is is desperately tacking to the center and disassociating himself from the maniacs he's been piling around with like a son, Piker, for instance. So a lot more on the way. Stay here. Don't touch that dial. Please don't. Arne Strong and Getty. New World, now that San Francisco, 49ers owner and billionaire Jed York has been charged

12:25with arranging to meet a prostitute in a trailer park in his hometown of East Palestine, Ohio for $160, let's honor him for putting money back into vulnerable communities. This doesn't sound like a crime. It sounds like a new program called NFL Cares. He had to step down from some border or something else, but so far he's okay with the NFL. Seems. Yeah. Come on. I'm not in favor of what he did, but let's not pretend that the guy, you know, he hatched murdered half a dozen people or something like that. He said in the midst of a divorce, he decided to pay for a date. Okay. trailer park. Horan. Oh boy, that's just not a pretty way to put it. So a couple of stories real quickly. This is not at all surprising. And President Trump altered US climate policies last year, much of the Western world, the

13:28UK, Canada, they just went crazy about, ah, the Paris are good. Well, now they're all walking back their own environmental regulations. European Union is proposed to relax its land at Mark carbon pricing system, allowing automakers to sell gasoline burning cars for longer. The UK appears poised to allow new oil production in the North Sea. It had dismantled an unpopular carbon tax is backing new oil and gas infrastructure. It just at least, you know, at least they've admitted that a lot of their actions were futile. I hear a bunch of the green crowd talking about the disaster in Nepal and, and what do you call it? It was next door to Nepal. The other place. It's under the thumb of the Chinese Cincinnati. Yeah. Um, how it's climate change and something needs to be done about fossil fuels. Yeah. How about you have a better alarm system? Well, happy to say that. Happy to say that. You know, people in Belgium promising to, you know, carpool to work.

14:33Definitely happy to see the blooms off the rows of climate change and the whole trans thing really. But so you got the Senator Ed Markley, who's running for re-election as a Democrat and they had this graph in the Wall Street Journal today. The change of his social media posts that were about climate change going back many years and it used to hover around 20 to 25% of all of his social media posts were about climate change last year. Uh, looks like it was about 1%. So even the Democrat running for re-election, well, maybe because he's running for re-election is dropped way off in the number of times that he mentions climate change. That's really interesting because Ed Markley was going to be one of my exhibits for how the left is still clinging to woke. But evidently, the climate change thing is so over even the Ed Markies of the world are not. So that's interesting. Anyway, another story really quickly. There is a new AP class, advanced placement class for high schools across the United States.

15:36It's called business with personal finance. So the kids understand personal finance, entrepreneurship, business strategy, costs and revenue and profits and that sort of thing. It's a great idea. Can you make my kid take that instead of Spanish, which is a complete waste of time or color in the gender, bread, person, even worse? More than half of US states now require students to complete a standalone personal finance course to graduate, which is great. And business has been the most popular undergrad degree for years, according to national data from the people who keep track of this sort of thing. And it's really good because so much of the drive towards socialism and insanity is because these kids have no concept of profit and loss and risk and that sort of thing. So I hope this really, really catches on. Just to complain about the Spanish thing one more time. My son, no bueno. My son who took Spanish one and two was talking with a couple of his friends who have taken one, two and three.

16:37None of them could speak any Spanish. I mean, like five words. Maybe one more word than me. Show a hands parents who've had the same experience. A million hands go up. What a waste of time and money. What were you doing in class? I mean, I can speak a little. Well, I think it speaks more to more part of it is that is that just lack of rigor in all school all across America and all levels. But I think part of it is just picking up a second language is really, really hard. And if you have no interest in it, you're not going to remember it for a moment after the test. So the title of this story was, can you beat a high school around the new AP personal finance test I did for for for boom. Nice dad adolescence. I'm strong and get it. It is completely ridiculous. It's laughable to say guys like myself, guys like Abdul Al-Sahed, we hate America. I say I hate America all the time. A lot of motherf***ing want to kill me over that tape. But at least I say with my f***ing chest, people will be like a son. You hate America.

17:37I'm like, yeah, I do. I do hate America. Now he's saying the first part people I've never said that. He's a grifter. He is a grifter. He's a he's a showman. And he's not running for anything. I mean, he's annoying. I hate him. I wish I'd never heard of him. I hope he goes away soon. I hope his moment is over. Right. He's although again, else side invited him to campaign. That's the issue. In the closing days of the campaign. Outside Ed needs to be asked about the things. Exactly. And he is. He's running for before the weather park lands. Well, if Fedoria оп Vikram? Here it is. Let us know about the few things that my mother got. Again. I then want to ask what hasนighbor finished today? I would like to ask John Walchott. I asked John Walchead how he wants to be carried by H0. He wants to do this next day and I just want to be back. And then he hardly had enough money. I wish I would have funny watercolor for this talk. of the heat of the shining path. They were Maoist communist guerrillas in Peru.

18:40So why did your family come to America? The economic situation in South America and Peru was in a really bad place. But I think that much of what we could say is responsible for that actually was the imposition of capitalism and American imperialism. In many cases is actually what brings immigrants to the US outside coming out of Latin America. And they come here because they don't like the imposition of American imperialism in the country that they're in. Yes, in many countries. But they come here. In many countries, there have been undemocratic�s that have destabilized countries, and that's pushed people out. Well, you would think they would want to go somewhere that wasn't imposing that on them if that was, if that were the case. Yeah, I'm not it. Well done, Martha. I'm not an expert in logical fallacies, but you know, why not? It's short. How about 32, Michael?

19:43Inspiration is great, but if you're the bodega owner, how would you feel if the government opened a big grocery store right next to your bodega? If one publicly owned grocery store that brings prices down in the neighborhood is enough to put someone out of business, then maybe they shouldn't have been in that business in the first place. Interesting. Wow, so this brave leader, and he is the leader of so many leaders. So many young people. He is like the executive vice president or something. He's one of the leaders of the national party. How does anybody with those takes have a title of any kind? That's how seductive socialism is as a scam. But anyway. So after that interview, actual journalists looked into his story and it turns out it was just absolutely riddled with lies. He told Martha's family fled Peru because of American imperialism and the imposition of capitalism, which is hilarious.

20:44They left during the shining path, Maoist years, Maoist communist guerrillas. His grandfather was already a doctor in the US, had become a citizen in 1964. Gustavo was born a US citizen. They did not flee American imperialism. They fled communist violence and came to live in America because Grandpa had already made it very comfortably here. He said his parents had to work at Wendy's and cleaned houses. He leaves out the rest. Dad found a draft prose, a telecom engineering firm, doing tens of millions of dollars of business per year. His parents own a $3.1 million house in Boca Raton and another $3 million place in Weston. I'm not sure where it Western is. They bought Gustavo a New York row house through an LLC for just under a million a couple of years ago. Now it's worth a million and a half after they renovated it for another million dollars plus for him. That same LLC has been paying his $2,600 a month rent on the lower east side before that.

21:44So he's past himself off as a rent paying lower east side union electrician. Mommy and daddy are paying for everything and he got tossed out of the union for not showing up to work. He just applied and got accepted. So he could claim to be a union electrician and indeed his tagline for his new personalities, socialist union electrician. So I feel like it's still not understood. The psychology of the rich kid who turns socialist. There's something going on there. I still don't think we quite understand. Like is it your dad is rich and you think, man, there's just no way I can compete with that. And it's like intimidating. That's part of it. You grow up with an easy life and now you're expected to work and I don't want to work. Work sounds sucky. I think that's probably a factor too,

22:45but I think a lot of it is, remember, they did not raise themselves. They went to school after school and then college where they were taught that capitalism is evil and exploitation and that capitalists are evil and socialism is the way. Then they realized, oh my God, I am that greedy capitalist. Once removed from my parents, I am racked with guilt. I am being looked at as a monster by my peers. I need to come out stronger than any of them for socialism. Maybe with a dash of guilt, just for having such an easy life, you feel guilty. That's what I'm saying. Yeah. You look around and you think, oh, I'm not to do anything or this. And I don't want people to call me a bad person. So I'm going to lead the charging and come off as whole year than now. Yeah, I think that's it. So anyway, to the question of whether the left is actually tacking or if the Democratic Party is trying to regain its senses in to what extent and just as a amateur political scientist,

23:46I find this an interesting question. Did you find the Seth molten stuff for me, guys? I thought of it at the last minute, like long later than it was practical. Don't worry about it. You may remember Seth molten the congressman who is running for the Senate in Massachusetts. He said he's got daughters in sports and that he doesn't want them playing his biological males. Well, now his opponent, way left Senator Ed Markey, is throwing him, well, he's accused, he's saying that molten through trans kids under the bus, when molten, who long defended his remarks and but now is expressing contrition for them. So Ed Markey is drilling down on that at a time when most Democrats are going away from boys playing in girl sports because it's such a poisonous issue and practically nobody thinks it's a good idea. He is bashing molten over the head for trying to protect his daughters and he said,

24:46trans athletes should be able to play. That reflects Massachusetts and who we are and Seth molten does not. So he's going hard at yes, transgenders in sports, which is amazing. Amazing is right. And then to the broader question of, um, actually, I like the way this is written by Andrew Styles, he says, remember the reluctant maggot converts who assured us Donald Trump would moderate his tone and pivot to pragmatism after the election? Well, he didn't do any of that. They failed to account for the fact that Trump will never change whether they like it or not. Democrats are in the same boat. Rosie I party elites have convinced themselves that their voters and candidates will readily discard the woke nonsense, the normal Americans cringe at. Bless their heart, support things. That's a good analogy. Yeah. It really is, but they just did a poll, echelon insights, poll democratic voters on their willingness to a link wish, walkness move on from woke 1.0 is a OC charmingly put it.

25:49And the numbers are interesting. Andrew calls them bitter clingers, but they seem to be winning. Just 35% of Democrats over all said the party should distance itself from the woke politics of recent years. 42% said, stand your ground. The rest were unsure. You know, I'm going to be my own devil's advocate here. 35% being willing to admit. Yeah, we're away out of line. And we need to leave that stuff behind. That's a significant number. It's not a winning number, but it's significant. But here's where it gets even more interesting. Younger Democrats were particularly keen to see the party stay woke. Among voters under 50, half said stay the woke course compared to 32% who said otherwise. That's voters under 30 very liberal Democrats who are typically most likely to vote in primary elections. There the ones who show up for primaries were the most emphatic. They favored hanging in with the wokeness by 62 to 20.

26:53Why is anyone under 30 allowed to vote? I don't know. I said this in my house the other day, really seemed to actually anger my oldest son. Well, there's plenty of real world evidence to back up the findings. Well, Colleft wing candidates who voiced support for defunding the police abolishing prisons have enjoyed remarkable success in democratic primaries this cycle. Any name checks a bunch of the folks in New York and and Wisconsin and Francesca Hong keep in mind in Wisconsin was a terrible candidate. She was a half wit with a history of saying all sorts of dumb crap. She is a dope. And she lost by what a point three early. Yeah, very she barely OK. So it's a single digits. Then he goes into alseid and then Seth molten back to Mr. molten tried to adopt the position shared by more than two thirds of Americans. Here's what he said. I have two little girls. I don't want them getting run over on a playing field by a male or formerly male athlete. You can't be formerly male. Seth, but as a Democrat, I'm supposed to be so afraid to say that.

27:56He said after the 2024 election, now he's backtracked completely. Do you think we'll see this time around maybe on both sides? For big offices, I guess Senator and president. Where because for the past several cycles, everybody raises their hand for everything. Or nobody raises their hand for everything. I mean, it's all unison. Everybody looks around a lot. We all have to be together. I wonder if we're going to see some real divides. It depends on the people. I mean, the crop of Democrats who did that were terrible. They're just such a weak lot. Is anybody here who's in favor of tax payer funded sex change surgeries for illegals? All of us legal. Everyone in felon miners. Kate, he's got her hand up every single one of us. Here here. Rahm, a manual will keep his hand down. I think he went precisely. Why? I think he will too. And there are probably maybe even Josh Shapiro a couple of them.

28:57Maybe. Yeah. And I would like to see them debated out then on the stage. Although again, it's not the same who are their judges at that moment. It's the primary voters who we just pointed out are the youngest and wakest. So you'll never get past that. They'll reject Rahm a manual like he's, you know, Donald Trump. I know a lot of you are dreading the idea of the 28 presidential election. I think it's going to be hella interesting. But between that stuff on the left and then the finally post Trump era, he has dominated American politics now for 11 years. And by the time you get to the 28 election, it's been a lot more than that. So he's just been the dominant force. What's next on the Republican? So on both sides, super fascinating stuff. Yeah, Trump will desperately try to play the Kingmaker. If he's still alive and cogent at that point,

29:57somebody's going to run against that though. Right. Similar to the Democrat thing, there are going to be people, people on stage who openly distance themselves for Trump and take their shot at. Yeah, it's unfortunate that the return to sanity candidate was Joseph R. F. Fing Biden, who is just a weak act. But if it is, I mean, if it's like Marco, if it was Marco Rubio versus Rahm a manual, for instance, how much more normal and doing the erase with that big. And oh, yeah. Oh my God. It's a beautiful dream. But will the primary voters go for it? The party so need to reform their systems, but I don't hold out a lot of hope. It won't never worked until it didn't. What's that Michael? It'll never happen because people won't find it entertaining. Yeah. I think you're right. If you combine the the fundraising aspect of entertaining with our new, it's a TV show. Hello. Hey, I'll be running the world pretty soon.

30:58So we had a good run. You know what? Let's be grateful for the proceeding 250 years and go quietly into the dustbin of history. Might be humanity had a good run, not just the United States. No. Oh, wow. I will finish strong next. Are strong and getting. It is the number one TV show in America. And for our audience, probably definitely the number one TV show in America, the NFL, four Dallas Cowboys start Tony Romo and one of the, why did they say that? He's like, this gazillionaire play by play and our color commentator at this point. Who everybody knows? Anyway, has pleaded no contest operating intoxicated following his a vehicle. Intoxicated following his arrest in Milwaukee and he's going to have to wear some sort of thing on his ankle for a while and breathe into a tube to drive his car and Hmm. Set in court that he has an alcohol problem, which his lawyer might have told him to say for some reason. I don't know. Right. It's a disease. Yeah. Okay. Well, don't drive drunk, Tony.

31:59I think he does a good job. I'm kind of glad he hasn't been fired, but I don't know. Oh, I don't want him to get fired. Why would he get fired for that? One time. If he doesn't have the NFL season, but not exciting about the fact that the NFL ticket now cost me 350 bucks a year. I just got the bill. When I signed up, I think it was like 250. What is the NFL ticket? I hear that watch any game. I can watch any game. You can watch any game that's happening in America. Yeah. For 350 bucks. Yep. Yeah, but that's spread out over 17 weeks. Plus, does it include playoffs and they'll playoffs are on all the time. You can watch playoffs everywhere. You don't miss your playoff game. So you don't need that. But so for 17 weeks, yeah, it's probably still worth it. But it's, I wonder if I like quit if I could get a special introductory off or there would be a lot less. I had to look into that because I think they're, they're, they're sticking it to me because I've got an auto reno.

33:01Right. Yeah. And absolutely that happens to me all the time. I, you know, what it'd be worth it to me more than just having access to the games is you probably know where to find them. Yes. So I don't have to do any. Oh, this one's on Amazon. That one's on Netflix. This one's on whatever that. Although those to watch them live, I have to go to that service. Okay. That's my least favorite part about modern sports is trying to figure out where to the game as a, as a casual fan trying to figure out where the dang game is. She is it on that Amazon Prime or the network or Hulu or my Apple watch. I'm not going to log into my Amazon Prime on my TV, which I don't remember the password and you got to go through that hole. We're going to. Cowboys, redskins, airing only on smart refrigerator screens this week. You got to buy a Samsung fridge to watch the game.

34:05I'm sure that it's fine. No. I'm really like that one. Yeah. This week's chiefs game is on the new Apple folding phone. If you've purchased the folding phone, you can watch the game. Here's my is F off. Here's your host for final thoughts. Joe Getty. Let's get a final thought from everybody on the crew. Michael Angelo, lead the way, which final thoughts just a matter of time before those games are at gas stations. You have to stand at the pump. Watch them on the pump. Exactly. Instead of a hot dog commercial, you get that hilarious. Katie Green or a steam newswoman as a final thought, Katie. Just a tea is the beautiful one more thing podcast. I am in an internet war right now and everyone in here is wrong. Go on. Yeah. Yeah. Get women's. It's for me. Hansen, this is for you. Sony texted this when the smoke smoke alarm went off during the show. Someone said we're all going to die soon and a very flat voice. It was absolutely hilarious.

35:07It needs to be in the clips of the week or the cow. Close to the week this week. Yes. So try to find that answer. We're all going to die. Yeah. I'm going to change my final thought to apologize if my smoke alarm freaked anybody out. They thought it was everybody thought it was theirs. No, boy. And there was no smoke. So what are you doing? Smoke alarm. Carman and oxide, right? You know, smoke. What do you have to say for yourself? You're the language grammar Nazi. Somebody said, I know it. I'm the only one in this bothers, but it's a smoke alarm. Not a fire alarm for those of us who called it a fire. It is a fire. It's a smoke. I'm strong and getting having another grueling four hour workday. In my opinion, where there's smoke, there is fire. Anyway, so many people thanks a little time. Go to Armstrong and getty.com. Drop us a note to pick up some swag. Come on now. See you tomorrow. God bless America.