I hear about the health Healthcare story. It reminds me of the movie, John Q.

Hey y'all checking in Austin here. I'm visiting Orlando and it's really nice to hear my old uh, College Station. Listening to you guys up here while I'm visiting. Anyway, I heard you guys talking about the, uh, baby hanging off of someone's trunk, making it look like a dangerous thing. So, I was about to buy a trailer hitch, cover for my mom's truck and It's a Claymore Mine, which is a uh, mine from the Vietnam War era and it says, face towards enemy and I was going to buy 1 and apparently it's illegal in Florida to even get those on because people I guess got freaked out by them and started calling the cops. So anyway, it's probably uh, falling under the jurisdiction of being illegal. Wiggle, wiggle pop up.

This junky snafu here out of Georgia. Uh podcast listener, talking about road rage. Uh I'll try to make this as quick as possible. I used to have severe road rage, I have learned to comment with my age. Um, I was leaving Arizona to move to Georgia and a guy cut me off and pissed me off. So I gave him the bird and he pointed a gun at me. So, instead of being smart and Levy, I got out of my car unarmed ran up to his car and told him. To go ahead and pull the trigger or I was going to take that thing and shove it up, his blank. Um, I continued to scream at him. He took off, I jumped in my car and took out after him. Um, Long story short, the police catch up with both of us and threatened to take me to jail because I scared the guy with the gun. I was unarmed and I scared the guy with the gun. I felt like an A+ Road rager at that point, because if you could pull a gun on somebody and they're unarmed and you scare them, you've done something right? Just kidding. I know it's a horrible story but thought I would share thanks.

My first dispatch was a little off what I meant to say, was you had DJs on individual stations that would go off chart on their playlist and break new records and yeah, I know there's po involved but now it's uh, program directors run the whole thing. They don't DJs don't get to choose what they're playing for the most part. It's some sort of computerized program list and in some case you have a program director for more than 1 station, a whole bunch of them. So, no, there's no variety.

Yeah, the reason there's not a lot of variety or even that much new music from a variety of artists is the way the whole thing works. Now used to be radio stations, you know, this guys individual program directors and they would go off charts sometimes and promote new bands and new albums. Now, it's all just computerized, and you got 1 program director for the whole station or sometimes a whole program director for 3 or 4 or 5 or 6 or 7. So no no new music.

Hi, you guys Sean. This is in regards to the monkey and Paddington in Peru. 2 weekends ago. I watched Paddington Pro with my 9 year olds and it was a cute movie. We love all of the Paddington, so that was, it was fun. It was very cute. And then this past weekend, my 16 year old and I went and saw the monkey. And oh my goodness. She's more into horror movies than I am. Um, but it was, it was really cool. Uh, it was a good movie. Then I just keep looking for a manic. Killer monkey everywhere. I go. Yeah, it's great. Um, awesome. You guys have a great rest of your Monday. Bye.