Hey listen. This is Brenda the male eating my best friend is been in. Advent Healthcare in New Smyrna Beach, 4 days. She's been critical. She's in the ICU. They've had to keep her sedated. So she doesn't pull out the tubes out of her throat. She's on dialysis because her kidneys were shutting down and she had ecoli this stuff is no joke. It's pretty scary. Anyway, wiggle wiggle, pop, pop. Have an awesome day.

Sean, Caine happy, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Sunday. You guys are talking about the pet prescriptions. This is something I have done. I love my vet, love her to death, um, but the office is the medication is usually more expensive. CVS, Walgreens. All those traditional pharmacies including Publix offer much better prices, especially for some of the more common things. My vet will even call in the prescription to CVS. It's always, it was fun. The funny, the first time when I had to pick up a prescription for Baxter or prescription for delmare, um, God Rest his soul, the cat that passed away earlier this year but pretty common, my vet is awesome. She has, she doesn't have a problem. Doing it even have the heartworm tick medication sent in to chewy just because it's easy delivers, right to the house. Hope you have a wonderful day. We will pop up

so I was actually at CVS the other day trying to pick up 1 of my wife's medications and our insurance is real Goofy and trying to work stuff out. And the lady next to me in line it's an older lady and she's picking up medicine. I realized for her dog and the pharmacist is like what's the patient's name? And she was like, Mitsy, and she was like, what's their last name? And she was like I I guess it's I guess it's mine and like, said her last name, but they list the the dogs uh, just like a person when it comes to prescriptions. Apparently they got a first name, a last name, all that kind of stuff. So I would have figured it would have like Fallen under the lady that owns them or something. But anyways, kind of strange.

I worked at a really big hotel for a long time, about 19 years. I got a different job now, but while I was there, there were 2 ways in which I think my immune system was incredibly bolstered. First of all, hundreds of thousands of people went through this place every single year and so I was exposed to a lot of things from my immune system to improve and adapt upon. And then the other thing was we ate off the Queens, the big rolling racks of food, um, after they were, you know, finished serving. There'd be all these leftover things. I never ate off of somebody's unfinished plate, but there'd be all these leftover things and there was a point, you know, they kind of rolled through the back, hallways, getting closer and closer to the dish room, and there were sort of a point of no return depending upon where it began or when you had seen it out first, where you would make the Judgment call, nope, not going near that, but you would keep it. Very keen eye for things like that working in a hotel and you knew when stuff went out and when it didn't, and I think it really really made me stronger uh good immune system over here.

So, I'm just wondering when the CEO of, uh, Taco Bell is going to come out and take a bite of a taco and not a wimpy 1, like the CEO of McDonald's. And then maybe that'll start another trend of CEOs taking a bite of their food to show you what's safe. All right. Thank you.