Hey guys, I just want to know Sean. Why do you sound like your channeling Mickey Mouse when you sing? With a wiggle, pop pop.

So, you can get away with going to Walmart for 1 year. If you just next trip. Next month, when you get your bill, just go to your bank, take out 8 Grand or go to your Scrooge, McDuck safe behind the bookshelf there in your studio. Get out, 8000. Take it down to Walmart, which, you know, when they see 8,000 at a Walmart, they're going to be like, we look at there but, you know, just pay it ahead of time and the power of company will give you a credit. For a whole entire year or will however long it takes for that money to run out and, uh, boom, you're done.

so, Duke Energy does that when you have a, a balanced payment or if you're 2 payments behind or something, they will not let you pay online. Now, my son was living with somebody paying the power bill every month but the roommate wasn't paying the power bill. They just have their power shot off 4 months ago, for a $1,000 power bill. How the power company didn't turn it off earlier? I don't know. But Sean budget billing is something to look into. I do that and it's saves me. From summertime sticker. Shock have a good 1 guys. Wiggle wiggle, pop, pop.

Hey, guys. This morning I'm listening to the podcast from yesterday. What drives me crazy is when you go to these theme parks and you go into the Quick Service restaurants and 3/4 of the tables are empty except for the 1. Problem is that the average person even with children takes 10 to 15 minutes to eat their food and you're going to take twice as long as that waiting in line. These theme parks aren't done, they've done the research, they know. When the business times of the day are they know how to move crowds around their park, they open and close kiosks, so that there's a flow of their restaurants and so you can get your food and go and sit down. The worst part. Is that the people that do this are causing the problem that they went in there to avoid in the first place? Thanks guys. Wiggle, wiggle, pop, pop, pop.

Sean, I'll try to keep this quick. The pool is a, it was a spray-on liner. It is also a very susceptible to algae just because of how flat it is. It's easy to grow algae in there, and it's also a dark color. So it heats up a lot faster, which helps the algae growth. They also have a high phosphate level, which is an issue that they should have dealt with before they even did anything else, and they should have checked their water before they filled. Because obviously there's a high fill level of phosphates in that water. So they should have treated it then rather than just tossing it in there. And they're also the way that they're dealing with the algae right now is they're just putting the wrong chemicals in. They need a phosphate treatment along with chlorine pretty simple. They're screwing this up and it doesn't take any genius. Cool guy to figure this out. A basic guy that just started the job less than a month ago. He could have figured this out and would have been able to point it out, but I'm not sure what kind of pool of texts they have, but they are terrible at their job.