Just listening to you guys. Talk about trick-or-treating 2021. Was the first year that my fiance and I were in our home and we absolutely loved watching all of the kids run around through our neighborhood and collect all the candy. Um, but 1, cool thing that this made me think of was that we brought our ping pong table into the front living room area. So, whenever we open the door, the kids, um, would get their candy and then we actually had a couple of teenage boys come in the house and challenge us to play ping pong, and we just thought it was so cool and, um, so much fun to interact with the neighborhood kids. But now, looking back, I'm, I'm kind of thinking like, dang where were their parents and did they know that they were in a stranger's house but trick-or-treating is just not what it used to be. It's sad and I wish that the world was a safer place and kids could do these things like they used to be able to

Sean when the community does not have a gate. They cannot restrict. People driving on the city streets, they cannot keep people out of a neighborhood. It's going to be a difficult thing to enforce and the volunteers are just going to get into confrontations with people from outside. And that's probably going to be a more of a problem than just letting the kids come in.

Hey News Junkie. Um yeah I think Cain is on to something. I have 1 word for you. Marbling. That is always going to make the taste better. Yes. Do I think Cain would taste better than Sean? Of course he would give me a break. It's not even close. There's a bitter aftertaste with Sean which I think would turn off a lot of people. So that's you know I'm not busting the theory necessarily but I'm just agreeing with seeing like the aftertaste is much better. So yeah, that's it. Have a good 1.

yeah, I was at the uh, Party that got busted at the Airbnb. Uh I was a Lyft driver that night and apparently 1 of the kids from the party ordered a lift as I pulled up there was helicopters and about 20 cop cars. Surrounding the streets. The kid that ordered to lift came to my car. Jumped in the car with 3 other teenagers. And told me to drop, I didn't know what to hell to do, but I took off anyway and he gave me a good tip. so, Yeah, it was definitely a rager.

I think 200,000 is pretty good compared to a 22 million mistake my husband's co-worker made by drilling into a rotor for a turbine at a power plant.

Hey news Jackie. Um, I don't think that game was in LA. But did you know that, uh, Toronto's ballpark has a hotel in it? Um, YouTube. It's kind of cool man. You can watch the baseball game in your room.