Here lately, I've been listening to an old time radio show called Dragnet, uh, was recorded in 1949 195951, uh, and it's a phenomenal show. Great acting great special effects. Everything about it is good. It's amazing to hear how different Society was back. Then, the main sponsor of this show is a cigarette company. However, everybody was just smoking anyways, but especially on this show everybody smoking a bunch. You got a light Joe? Yep. Well, the most 1 of those recent episodes, I listened to the main character. Joe Friday gets shot a couple of times he's in surgery. The doctors don't know if he's going to make it or not. His partner is there saying, hey, can I, you know, I want to go see him and they're saying, no, the next 4 hours are really important. We're not letting anybody in. And the partner says, well, can I just take in this carton of cigarettes for when he wakes up like that was just normal everyday life. Yep he's going to wake up from having been shot. A couple of times and going through surgery, and just puff away on some sigs. But, you know, everything was really different back then, especially about cigarettes.

hey news, Junkies I just wanted to mention that when I was young, You know, 7 8. I used to run in and buy my mom. The cigarettes for her. I'd get Benton and hedges gold and they'd give them right to me. I don't know when they started, putting age limits on buying cigarettes but We could have bought them. every day if we wanted to, when we were young and I am not a smoker,

if I'm not wrong, a guy that owns right iHeart was a guy that owned MTV Why would you trust him? Look what he did to that station. When's the last time it was ever Music Television. That's insanity. So what's he going to do to do this all of it? Well, I help.

hey Sean, I just want to say that it depends on the Papa John's. You work at 2 because we worked at a couple pop Johnson different states. Whether or not you get either a flat fee for every delivery, or if you get Mileage. Also, they pay different hourly rates where you work. Just a thought and the delivery fee does go for the insurance, not the driver. So please tip my husband is a delivery driver. Thank you. Bye.

I think we need to stop putting people in prison for for life, for committing crimes like this. I think what we need to do is we need to start doing public, uh, justice again like they did in the old days.

Yossi. CHS had to check in because you brought up Papa, John's and pizza. And I feel like this is my default. Uh, like Sean, you created a long time ago experts on the group group page. Well, that would be my expertise. Um, I don't understand what the controversy here is. Uh the iHeartRadio app screwed up and cut out the beginning of this segment, guys. So I didn't hear all the details, but what I'm gathering is Papa John's put on their boxes that you should tip your driver. Well, I love. Papa John's, 10 years ago this year and uh, they were putting that on the boxes for a few years before I left. So this is nothing new unless it's like maybe front and center. Now, I think it used to be like on an inside flap somewhere. But aside from that, they've been putting leave a tip for your driver on the boxes. For over a decade, probably closer to 15 years. At least, now tip your pizza, delivery driver.

News Junkie happy Tuesday. So just um, I'm just listening to this uh I guess the last 30 minutes you guys were talking about the slots and the debts up in Slot World in International Drive. Gosh, that's a lot of slots reported. This was it like 30 plus slots that's a lot. Just wondering, were they slow debts? Happy these days.