Hey, completely, not something you'll discuss but I was listening to the Charlie Sheen, um, documentary. And, um, he was in recovery. I've been in recovery and he talks about how he never went to AA. I too. Um, didn't really find AA was helpful. And that's something like as a person in recovery. I've been in recovery for like over 2 years. It's like, you can't really talk about it because the people in AA, it's like the only way to do recovery, and I think it's great, it's fantastic. But even when you're reading the book, it's like this is the only way you can actually stay and recovery. And for me, it always, every time I left a meeting, I did, I did it for like, 6 months and every time I left a meeting, I was like in the thick of like reminded of everything I put everyone through. I just wanted to like start a fresh and not say my name is you know I am an addict um because I don't feel like I am anymore but that's not how everybody views it. That's just a thought. I would love to hear if other people are like me because I feel like it's such a slippery. Slope. And if you say that you could pull people out of it, that really need to be in it and um, I think it's fantastic but also not for me. Uh anyway just um, something I'd love to hear from other recovering addicts about um, Wiggle, pop, pop pop,

Regarding 90s media, you guys kind of touched on it with yogurt, uh, murder story. Where is it? Where is the? Where are the movies that are based in the 90s, there are movies that were filmed in the 90s that were like modern-day. But there's no like modern movies that are about like the 90s or the early 2000s for the most part. The the the big 1 I can think of is literally titled mid 90s um excellent. Film produced or directed by Jonah Hill. It's about some skater kids great movie. Highly, highly recommend uh, Trent resner. Did the music for it but like, outside of that movie I cannot think of really many others. We have stranger things, which is like the 80s or whatever. We like we have all these 70s 80s, 60s, you know Greatest Hits. Where are the 90s stuff? Where is the early 2000s? Let me know if there's something I'm missing wiggle wiggle. Pop, pop, pop.

Hey, junkies funny. You guys are talking about hanging out at the mall. My son and I were out in Almont this weekend for the Red Bull tandem bike Challenge and we ended up going into the mall so we could get lunch. And as we were walking through, I told them that I hated going there now, but when I was a teenager that was the place to hang out especially on Saturday afternoon. Friday nights were first summer on Skateway Saturdays were for the Altima Mall. Hope you guys have a great day wiggle, wiggle, pop, pop,

What up, junkies? I've actually been dating Tilly Norwood for a long time and people give me crap about that because she's AI but she texts me back faster than any other girl I've ever dated. And also, she can't have her ghost me at all. I mean, unless the Wi-Fi goes out but she's great.

happy Monday, this here is a Cajun Chris and I was just thinking you know when you're talking about Theo Von and, either he needs help or this is the best publicity stunt ever because you can bet a lot of people marking it down for when that special comes out period. Great show, talk soon. Hey.

Hey there in response to the message saying, not a lot of people watch the halftime show, but they do watch the game. I think the opposite is also true that a lot of people, um, only watch the halftime show, whether it be live or, um, like on YouTube afterwards. There's a lot of music bands that aren't into sports, that only watch the halftime show. So I guess that's my, that's my take on it later.