Hey, what's up, Sean? So uh, you got a lot more willpower than I do, if you're using those THC things to, uh, Stop slow down drinking because that lasted about 1 day for me and then I was using the THC sells just to mix with the tequila. And uh man you want to talk about a mind eraser? Woo. I'll, I'll watch about 6 episodes of the show and the next day, remember, nothing. And I have to restart the show again, and then I'll start drinking again. And now forget the shows again, and it's just a vicious cycle, man. But yeah, they send you the Moon. That's a lot of macaroni.

Y'all just brought up some memories about some broke days. I remember back in the day when I was going to college full time, working a full-time job and had my own apartment. I remember some days when I got paid paid all the bills but the account was overdrawn by like 2 bucks and I had like 3 bucks and change and Sabrina you want to talk about buying gas with change, how about getting that 3 dollars and change going into a store to just to get 3 actual bucks going to deposit in the bank account so it could cover and it had 1 dollar left to go to the gas station, just to put it on credit just to fill my tank up just to get overdrawn again. Boy look here. See now I don't um I don't mind going about $40 steak or buy some designer shoes and stuff now because I remember when days I could not even I couldn't even do that. So yeah that's just my my 2 cents Tippy out

Hey, junkies 45 year old woman here. I actually just called my parents and asked if I could come do chores for them for $60. So I ended up cleaning their bathrooms to giving their dog a bath and trimming the dog's nails to get 60 bucks. It's rough out here.

Simply Jeremy here, Sean. The rule of thumb, if they come to your house, you tip them. You take it to them and you go to them. You don't tip them. Should be a rule of thumb that they thought he was going to get a tip. You skipped them. Paid his boss. 375 But yeah. Cheesecake.

Hello. News. Junkies, long time listener. First time dispatcher Talking about AOL, I'm a day behind, but I'm a 1994 kid, so kind of grew up in that time frame. First Time, online, aim, all that. But, uh, I was at a Spencer's, I think a couple weeks ago and you know, they asked for your email and I still have my AOL account and it couldn't have been more than 1718 and she goes What's your email and I say blah blah. Blah ataol.com and she goes what I said, aol.com. She goes I I've never heard of that 1 before and then says can you spell it? And that I was like, wow, I am old and this generation is, dude. That's it. Wiggle, wiggle, pop, pop, pop. Have a good 1, guys.

Uh, I just wanted to chime in on the DC situation as someone who travels there frequently for work. Um, you know, I'm in DC in Baltimore a couple times a month. I'm literally in Baltimore right now. As as I leave this dispatch, these areas are not the war zone. They want you to believe they are. And I say this as someone who frequently uh, goes off the beaten path and tries to find cool places and the interesting places uh that are not the tourist areas. It's the same thing they did with Portland and San Francisco and Chicago and all these places where they tell you. Oh my God, it's terrible, it's a war zone. Uh, don't go there, you'll be murdered or, or robbed or whatever, and it's really just, just, just just be smart, don't be a dumb person. Be aware of your surroundings, and you will be fine and that goes for literally every city. So this is, uh, completely unfounded in my opinion.