So on the topic of teenagers drinking on cruise ships, I'm 40 years old now. And I remember when I first joined the army at 17, I went on a cruise. At 19. And again, at 20, and in that time, Uh, Carnival and Royal Caribbean. They had programs where you were allowed to drink alcohol on the ship. Not hard liquor but only beer and wine. I remember this because they would put um like a whole clip in your in your card and that will let you know that you were over 18 but under 21. I don't know if those rules still like this. Now I highly doubt it because of all the crazy things that happened on the ship but it is very possible. If those rules are still in place that people that those teenagers were drinking that and the cabiner stuff.

I know somebody uh who will remain anonymous that um didn't like that. She had these gigantic, you know, 3 to 4 foot diameter oak trees 4 of them in her front yard and uh saw that the city of Orlando was going around and uh Removing a whole bunch of old oak trees and every 1 of them that had a spray painted white x on it. So she went to Ace Hardware Yeah, she doesn't have those trees anymore. Bye.

What's up junkie crew? Sorry to hear about Sabrina but I grew up living in Melbourne if you want to see some crap. Tacular houses drive-through shewed. I mean Sherwood. It's, it's bad. Lots of drugs in there.

Hey news junkies hey I've been a listener since day 1 and although I haven't been able to listen to you guys as much as I'd like to the last couple years. I did tuned in today and I got the bad news that everyone else is getting as well. Um, you know, there's a a joke in my household from an episode a long time ago that we still quote and that is the, you're in demand lady. Um, you guys are in demand the news, junkies in demand, Sabrina, you're in demand. Um, I appreciate all the laughter. Um, all the entertainment, all the news, you guys have provided and um, I just want you to know you're in demand. Love you guys. Bye.

Being a part of the Live Events industry. I've done a number well, several corporate meetings over the years where they were, letting people know that things were happening with their job. And those are always so awkward to sit in. Um, I did 1 where they had a really nice cocktail reception set up and they were playing a video, it was actually a DVD. That's how long ago this was. And we went to test the DVD to make sure everything worked audio and video and everything, and they were like, no, no, no, you can't play it. You can't play that. Um, and we're like, well, we kind of have to test it. They're like, we're just play the first 5 seconds, and it was the CEO of this company. Basically, telling everybody, if you're in this room, things are changing with your job. You'll have a meeting soon to discuss what's going to happen to you. So, that was strange, did a show on a factory floor 1 time, where they basically via satellite, told everybody that people were laid off and nobody from the company was in the room. It was just us a, VTech that was real strange, but corporate just is that way. It really sucks.

Hey, Sean. Hey, Sean. Hey Sabrina. Hopefully you're listening. First time, dispatch or long time listener. Sorry to hear what you guys are going through, man. But uh, in the words of Sabrina, I promise you, I will smoke weed every day. Wiggle, wiggle, pot, pot,