Happy day News, Junkie crew, fun fact about the movie Independence Day that crazy scientist at Area. 51 was the same guy in the Star Trek series. That played the Android data.

What up News Junkie dingo here, I just got to chime in real quick about the steak and lobster dinners 2600 of them. Oh my goodness gracious and then we're complaining about giving some steaks and lobsters to our infantry men our troops that are serving protecting this country overseas that seems to be a big deal. I just don't get it don't make sense to me simplify Sean.

Good afternoon. Junkies talking about places, uh, you probably shouldn't have been Well, when I was younger doing construction, we worked uh, down at Crystal, Rivers nuclear power plant. And when I say, strict security, I mean, we had armed guards with AR-15s that followed us within feet of everywhere we went. But uh, our guard was pretty cool. He said, hey you guys want to see something? You don't normally see well, this reactor had been under construction for a while because the exterior was cracking and breaking. So we took us over to a massive hole inside the nuclear reactor and he's like, hey look, you can see inside, there's the nuclear reactor, there's where the cores go in, pretty crazy. As he's got his little Geiger counter around his neck and me, and my buddy are looking at us. Like, are we going to turn green later today? Like, should we even be here? And he goes, no, my Geiger counter is not going off. We're completely safe right here on this side of the wall. But if you go inside the big hole, oh buddy, you better not go in there. You might not make it out pretty wild. Pretty cool thing to see and Crazy experience with the uh armed guards, pointing guns at you all the time wild anyway, wiggle pop, pop, pop.

Hey guys, you guys are talking about uh the lottery um and whether it's a waste of money or not, um, I will say my grandfather played the lottery every day of his life since he could. And he was to the point where he would even save all of his scratch off tickets. All the lottery tickets, he'd put them in several shoe boxes. And then at the beginning of the year for taxes, he would write off all of his losses and Lottery. Somehow he was able to do that with all that stuff. um, I would still say it's a waste of money because even after all the time and money and uh effort he put into Trying to win. He may be 1 in total $50,000 over the course of his entire time playing the lottery. But anyways, have a good show guys. Bye.

I don't know what's worse. The fact that she made the dynamite. And did what she did or the fact that she really did not care in any way about being caught. Like, that's a woman that you do not want to mess with.

Hey, News Junkie. Um, you said those, uh, Adidas shoes are $100 a piece. I hope it's $100 a pair uh, and not a piece. All right. Bye.

Yossi CHS checking in on the Secret Service issues, Sean's bringing up. Um I mean I mostly agree with you Sean. But I think what most people are talking about here is the inability to stop these things from happening in the first place. I mean this Austin Butler guy in Pennsylvania. I mean he was a cross a field. If you're sitting on the stage looking at the at the building, he was sitting on, he's on the roof prone out looking right at the stage. I mean, they failed to let to stop that from happening. They completely failed to stop this 1 from happening. Obviously, it's a poor venue to do these things in and I think that's probably what most people are taking issue with is the ability to be proactive, not how reactive or not, they are after the fact, let's try to shut this stuff down before it happens, and be proactive. So anyway, just my take on the situation, tip your assassinator.