I don't know if this, I'm still on the app, I'm still on the old Agent app. Man you were talking about lighting about 15 years ago. I was playing Xbox in a lightning storm because I'm stupid with a wired controller. Not wireless. and, At the same time, the power went out at my house. I received A painful electric shock made me throw the controller. Now, I'm a 20 year electrician. I was only about a 5 year electrician at that time but I know what an electric shock felt like and that was it. I don't think I got hit with a lightning bolt. I think my house got struck by lightning. And uh I just got some of the residual effects of it. But yeah, it hurt.

Hey, junkies. So when I was a little kid, um I lived in the midwest, I lived up in the middle of central Illinois. And we had a huge storm, a big lightning storm and everything like that. And my mom was never a big, you know, like, oh, be Beware of the lightning, would you know? We never really took precautions or anything like that inside the house. It wasn't a big deal. We didn't unplug things or anything like that, but our house did get struck by lightning and my sister and I were sitting in the living room watching TV and uh, the lightning came and blew out the front of the TV. So that actually did happen, can happen. Um, and my mom was downstairs, uh, taking a shower and she got zapped in the shower. Um, so it can happen. I don't know how often or, you know, if that was just an anomaly, but I do remember that happening when I was a child

What up News, Junkie dingo here, I just want to chime in real quick about the thunderstorm in my house. It was whatever you do. Don't talk on the landline during a thunderstorm because the lightning will come through that phone and shock you in the ear. I never believed it, but then I was watching, I think it was season 1, a stranger things, and it totally happened. And My parents were right all this time, huh? Go figure.

What's up news? Junkies happening today? Sean. I think when it comes to your audience and I'm not and I'm in your audience, obviously, but I think that me and you personally are more terminally online than most of your audience and most people don't see these ads, or even some of these, like, Instagram videos of these wet, like there's Instagram videos of women that most people like, oh my God, she's hot and then it transitions to another thing. And most of them are like, oh man, she's hot in this outfit and most people don't know that it's an AI filter of a gentleman in India or China or wherever it might be, um, using a, um, Virtual headset that uh lets them make the movements and everything else. So I I think I think you're talking to an audience that kind of doesn't have an idea of reality at this point, they'll get there.

So, over the last, like 5 years or so, I've bought 4 different vehicles that have like zero computerization or connectivity, uh, to anything and just to kind of hedge my bets against, you know, all this nonsense about I'm monitoring and all that sort of thing, I currently and, and because these cars that I have are either sports cars or old cars Classics that sort of thing, they're not great to travel with. So I do have a brand new Kia Telluride that I use to travel and the I'm monitoring system. When you have the cruise control on is so annoying. And the guy with the Hyundai is right and I currently have somebody working on getting me the software to disable it. So yeah, it's um yeah, it's hugely annoying. and, You know, all I want to do is just get in my car, put a 5 lb wrist, weight on the um steering wheel and let it drive itself because it does it. So, I don't necessarily want to sleep but occasional text, every once in a while, while it's driving itself, would be nice.

My wife's grandfather, he was an organist his entire life, he lived to be 97 years old passed away, uh, 6 or 7 years ago. He was a great old guy. He was an organist in churches. I mean, it was his profession, he was an organist, he was an organist in the Freemason Lodge. He was the highest level Freemason you can be because he had to be in the most secretive of meetings. And he was also a Freemason for something like 70, something years. But anyways, um, he was in masonry, the Eastern Star all that kind of stuff, all because he was an organist when he was 4 years old, he would break out of his house and break into the church down the street, and play the organ or at least Mash on it. And finally the pastor at that church told his mother. I think you need to get the boy organ lessons but Is he's going to play it either way. It might as well be something good to listen to. And that was his life, his whole life, he was an organist and a piano player but he he did organ first.

Afternoon guys. Hey, yeah. I kind of got a disagree with you Sean. Any veteran that has seen combat is disabled. Whether they want to admit it or not they are and they deserve to be paid simple as that, prove me wrong.