Hey there. I was in Orlando earlier this week and see Lane, I saw your Billboards All Around Town. Looking good, buddy. So I am 1 of The Crazy Ones that have no problem. Keeping my thermostat between 74, and 76 degrees. Otherwise I'm cold and I'm putting on pants and a sweatshirt. I don't want to be cold in my house. I don't like being cold period. That's why I moved to Florida. So yeah, I guess I'm 1 of The Crazy Ones. After hearing, you talk about, keeping your thermostat at like 70°. Wow. But that's okay. That's it. Have a wonderful and safe. Semiquincentennial celebration everybody.

Here's a tip for your hot car. Sun shade is good idea but uh remote start remote. Start your car before you get in there. 10 minutes before 15 minutes whatever. But uh, you know, unless you're like Sean with the Hyundai doesn't have remote start.

Hey junkies. As far as uh being like a New Yorker and that whole conversation with a clip you played, I was born in Colorado but I was adopted at 6 months old and I grew up in Central Florida. So I always say I'm a Florida and by default because I didn't know any better, um, but I, I also say that I was born in Colorado, but I grew up in Central Florida. Also, thank you for the recommendation, my husband, and I watched that motherly Instinct the other day and the first half of your kind like, okay, D Dash teams crazy and then it got to the The Twist toward we were like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. It was so, so good. Uh, thanks for the recommendation, have a great day.

Hey everybody happy today. So I keep my house at 78 all the time and I love it. It's great. But I'm a reptile so I can get away with it. Anyway, I'll see you all tomorrow for the live show. Okay, I love you, goodbye.

I know everybody's complaining about the heat down here in Florida, but if you look across the country, we are not the hottest state. Not really. Take a look at the average temperatures in the Midwest. And some of the northern cities, there are hotter than us by a lot.

Sean, the second you started showing the climbers yesterday climbing up the Empire State Building. I realized these people were in major, major danger, not necessarily from falling. But from either RF Burns or possibly electrocution, or something weirder and worse, because most people don't realize the top of the Empire State Building now is 1, massive antenna. It's multiplexed, uh, about 15 of major, uh, New York City, FM radio stations, Hot 97, uh, WCBS. I mean all a huge amount of radio stations. And then also about 8 or 10 TV stations are all multiplexed together. They take all of the outputs of all their transmitters, hundreds of thousands of Watts, maybe millions of watts and it all runs into 1 single antenna unit and that's what they were climbing on. So thankfully, they were able to power it down when they saw people were climbing and moved to alternate broadcast sites. But it posed a major major risk.