So when you say something like 45% of people identify as political Independence, I want to emphasize that identified part because I don't believe the majority of them truly are down the middle. I think most of them lean either left or right when pushed politically, however, it's easier to approach life down the middle, you're familiar with that. Sean definitely helps not alienate you when it comes to ratings or just things in general, right? When you're at work, when you're at school in your social life. If you're not pushing 1 Thing heavily, you're not going to get yourself in as many situations, that is why more people are identifying as npas and independents. But when they get in the booth they're still going hard 1 way or the other.

Since I was the age of 18, I was registered as a republican. I'm Now 49 and I recently switched over to uh, MPA no party affiliated. Because basically the Republican and the Democrats are just 1 big, you know, party pushing for their own beliefs and everybody else is just lost in the middle. So that's just the way I look at it. Now, Pop up.

So speaking of cringe moments with couples, I was at hallow scream at Busch Gardens years ago with, uh, a married couple friend of ours and um, Buddy was uh getting his wife somewhat liquored up. I think he was hoping it would make the night more interesting for him in a way it did, but it was more truth serum than afrodesia. And she told him she didn't want to be married to him anymore. and, I had to drive them both home, it was really really awkward. Um, Never want to do that again. But yeah, that was that was rough.

Sean. You definitely. You definitely have a point. There are kids these days that they're not getting disciplined in the home. I dated a girl her 3 year old at the time, Pete the bed every night he is now 7 years old. He still pees the bed every night, uh, he also still sucks his thumb. Those were 2 issues that I was on him about while she and I were dating. She said my expectations for him were too high. I said you're going to Blink look up. He's going to be 6, still doing it. I was right. Furthermore, she had a an 11 year old boy at that time. Uh, he didn't know how to hand wash dishes, so when he ran the dishwasher, he would just put the dishes in into the, uh, the cabinets dirty. So I'm like, hey, as a punishment, you're going to wash them by hand. The kid had no idea how to wash bowls and plates and forks with a rag or a sponge. I looked to her she said he's never had to do it. He's always had a dishwasher. Yeah.

Hey there. Junkies what's happening? So chiming in on the story with the kids like not being able to hold pencils and stuff, right? So I've gotten a lot of grief over the last decade or so because I tell people I don't want to have kids because I am too selfish because I like my life. I like doing what I want to do, whenever I want to do it within reason, of course, but people are like, oh my gosh, you shouldn't say that. Having a kid is such a blessing. It is, but I am also aware that I can make a good mom, but I also don't want to be because I don't want to be responsible and have to worry about raising some hoodlum kid or some kid who is not able to read in school, because, you know, I'm so busy that they have to be on a tablet, which is just ridiculous. But, you know, I'm also not a parent, so I can't really speak on that. So my bad for that. But anyway, have a good 1, guys.

What's up junkies? I haven't sent anything in a while and also my voice is a little horsey, but uh, the whole White Band thing reminds me of that episode of Workaholics where 1 of them buys a van and he's like, I got this from from Napa Valley. It was super cheap and they're both looking at the side of it and they're like, yeah, but it It says that on the side and he's like, well, the G fell off. And it's just hilarious. Anyways.

What's up, Junkies? You know, I, if I were a nice agent, I probably wouldn't tell anybody I did that either. But you also have to think of the past ice agents. I'm sure they told everybody who they were, because they weren't involved in this, in the way it's the brutality of it is now. um, you know, you said earlier that, you know, we've always had ins or naturalization services and we have and Obama, deported more people than anyone from what we hear, but The brutality involved in this. Now is way different. It is not the same. This is this is Way Beyond what we've ever seen before and I realize it's getting a lot more attention. There's a flash point because Trump has said this from the beginning and made a big deal out of it as he always does. Um, but this is not the same arresting people outside the courtroom on their way to their naturalization hearing that's that's BS. This is never happened before. And of course I mean it's televised and it's made a big deal out of but I I disagree. This is not the same and this is not the ins or the ice Services of the past. This is different. See ya.

Hello. The news junkies. Well, I disagree with your point about ice. Being a necessary organization to carry out immigration policies in this country. I do agree with your point about how Jonathan Ross needed to lie about his job as a botanist So this is kind of a crazy hypothetical example, but let's say, back in World War II, you were a Nazi and you were living to a bunch of people who, you know, probably had a bunch of disagreements and like, Rovia mentally opposed to what you did. So obviously, you would probably lie about, you know, being a Nazi. Even though It probably would not be easy to hide. So yeah, that's all I have to say.

Sean. I'm in a 100% agreement with you on these rude people that inconvenience everybody else. If you're going to get married on a plane, you get the, uh, Space Balls wedding. Which is do you. Do you fine? You're married.