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You better believe it. You know you have a gambling problem when you'll wager on anything, including who will be next pope. Yes, there there are lines available and wagers available where you can place your bet. The conclave will get underway, would they say May seventh, and those cardinals gather and will you know, carry out their very secretive process of voting one of their own in as the successor to Pope Francis. When they have it, the white
smoke will emerge from the chimney atop the Vatican. They go through a day and no success, black smoke comes out. That's how the whole deal works. So the anticipation will build, as will the betting line the longer the process takes. I'm sure I'm not huge into gambling. If you gamble, it's fine, it's fine. I have nothing against gambling at all. You're betting on hope. Come on, Well, maybe you're just deeply deeply vested in the Catholic Church. Then you know,
maybe I get it. You're incredible insight pulling for someone, so good luck with that. Well, this should be interesting. The schedule that I work allows me, of course, to be home while many of you are at work. You know, I get here super super early and get done, you know, mid morning. So a lot of times I'm home in time to flip the TV on and experience the vast wasteland that is daytime television. And I cannot tell you how many times I've found myself watching the car crash
of a show that is called The View. It's just I watch it for pure entertainment purposes. Then I'll leave it at that. Those wonderful individuals have the honor and the privilege of landing the very first post White House interview with Joe and Joe Biden. Yes, that will happen, they say, live on May eighth. I will be watching
that if it is indeed live. I will just say this, I think they are rolling the dice if they're not going to run a tape delay on this, because yeah, just wait, We've got a track record of things going sideways on all levels here. So good luck to all those fine what woo Be, joy Sonny, Sarah, Alissa, and Anna. We'll be hosting Joe and Jill on the eighth on the View. If you're hard at work not watching such sludge, you can DVR it enjoy it when you get home
from work. There you go, all right, and perhaps the strangest story of the morning. If you're a fan of death metal, thrash metal, in that sort of heavy music, you are undoubtedly familiar with the band Possessed. Possessed a lot of folks will argue they were the first death metal band, even before Death from here in Florida. They date back to the early eighties. They're out of the San Francisco Bay area, still going today and they've had a lot of guys in and out of that band
over the years. One of them was an early on guitarist who played on the Possessed demo that ultimately led to the release of a very classic album and frash and death metal circles called Seven Churches great album, Raw as Hell, Heavy as Hell, groundbreaking at the time. Brian Montana was the guitarist who played on the demo for that and was in the band. I think it was eighty three to eighty four. He was in the band.
He was I shot and killed this week in San Francisco by San Francisco police and what amounted ultimately to a standoff with police that started with Brian, the former guitarist of Possessed, getting into an argument with his neighbor over tree trimmings. Yeah, okay, that escalated quickly because it sounds as if Brian blew a gasket, and he sounds like he's also armed to the teeth at his house and produced a gun threatening his neighbor. The police are
called at this point. This is how the report goes. I have all this coverage, by the way, on our Facebook page if you want some visuals and additional additional information. The police come out to the call of the disturbance. Yes, he's there. He's got his gun, multiple guns, multiple types of guns, and the police are trying to get him. Hey dude, let's chill, and he opens fire on police and they trade shots back and forth upwards of a half hour, ending up him, you know, being clipped and
killed in the police stands off. So you got that one of the early guitarists from the death metal band Possessed out of San Francisco shot and killed in a police standoff that started in an argument with a neighbor over tree trimmings. Yeah, interesting, bizarre all of the aboss j r R Orlando's rock station h