You're talking about the ring neighbors app. Um, I had a suspicious woman show up at my mom's house on her ring camera and I posted it on there. You know this woman you know really suspicious looking and they wouldn't do it because oh you know you don't know if somebody's suspicious or whatever blah blah blah a month later. She's on the news for attempted murder of her brother 3 houses down from my mom. So yeah, screw you ring

Hi. This is Megan from Royal Palm Beach. I was a safety patrol as well in fifth grade and um, It was going to Washington. It was freezing cold for all of us who lived in South Florida, but it was the best, um, sleeping in a room with no parents or chaperones and, and just running a muck all over Washington. Go HL Johnson. Um, I think we were the

Hey guys, podcast listener. Um, 2 things 1, the Samantha Guthrie case. Um yeah I'm a few is behind but uh as far as the ransom and NBC paying it, don't you think they're making bank with all of the stories about the M? The mother? I know that's morbid. But like if you open the news, 10 articles, all the same thing, so they have to be making money from her. So they should be able to be able to take a little off the top anyway. The other question I had was maybe um oh what was her name? The 1 that was killed on the cruise ship. Um, She I my question was, they found her cruise ships like get ready within hours for a second Cruise, did they stop all cruises for a while? Like uh that was just a thought in my head or did they just wall off that room and continue with the next cruise? I don't know. Anyway. Just wondering have a fantastic day. Bye.

Hey, junkies, see, Lane St. Augustine field. Trip is in fourth grade. I was lucky enough to shop around that with my son last year. Fifth grade. We go on the mud, walk in Seminole County anyway, which I just got approved to do, which is so much fun. There's a wet day where you literally walk through mud the whole time. And then there's a dry day, where you learn all the boring stuff about the trees and the woods and all that stuff. So, have a great day

Hey, junkies the patrol. You guys are talking about is now referred to as safety patrol. They have neon yellow. Sashes or whatever you want to call them and they helped open card doors in the car line and make sure kids aren't running when they're leaving and coming into school. And they do still do the DC field trip. Sean. My son is actually on safety patrol this year. And they want almost 900 to let him go on this trip. So it is still out there and you do still have to have good grades in order to be on it, have a great day.

Hey guys. I hope you guys are doing well. So I want to sponsor first on the street but I want to change the name of it. I want to change it to Fritz on the game, where Sean is always third. If you guys are game with that, okay, let me know. Thanks, bye.

I read about the 15-year-old girl, that was missing from Oviedo last night. And according to her dad, she ran away from home. So, it looks like, she's intentionally trying not to be found.

Hey, Sean and crew. As far as calling uh, nut milk nut, milk? No, you should not call it nut milk. Like Sean said, it is from a plant. We already drank plenty of stuff from plants and it is not called milk. It is not orange milk. It's not great milk. It's orange juice and grape juice, and cranberry juice. So let's all say this together. It is nut juice. Repeat after me nut. That's nut juice. Settled.

Morning News, junkies Mystic ridges, here, your T&J latent print examiner extraordinaire. I wanted to chime in about the gloves and the possibility of getting fingerprints off of them and it is absolutely a possibility. Those thin latex gloves. People can still leave fingerprints behind um when they touch something, but if they found those thick gardening gloves, there is a chance. They can get a fingerprint from the inside of that. I mean, it depends on how much it was touched, you know, after that, if there's dirt on it, if it rained, but it's definitely a possibility and I hope they are trying wiggle, wiggle, pop, pop, pop.