Mercy me Marb Millard and the guys coming to the Tucker Center next Friday, and I will be there. And what a great message. Even if even if it's kind of the message of Daniel, that's the message of Shadrack Meshack and a Bednego, even if it is the message of I will not turn. No matter what my faith is in you, it does not budge. Our verse today comes from Galatians five, Verses twenty two and twenty three.
But the fruit of the spirit is love, joy, patience, peace, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self control. Against such things there is no law. So let me just ask you real quickly. This is a real quick one. The day as I gave that list, are you short on any of them? Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self control. If you're short in any of those things, those are that standard equipment for a Christian. That's not
a gift of the spirit. That's the fruit of the spirit that comes from being a Christian. So there are no excuses. We're supposed to demonstrate all of those, all of them. So if you're lacking, spend a little time with Jesus. Eleven minutes past the hour. Take a check of the American Patriots Almanac. Next, as we begin the morning Show with Preston Scott Morning Urbinators Sosia. I'm Preston. It is Show fifty two forty seven, Friday, October fourth, first Friday of the month. Well, I gots we gotta
start getting our fall decor out. My wife, who never gets mad at me because she's so sweet, not because I'm not deserving, but because she's just so kind. She will be like, Yeah, where's the orange bin. Fall is in the orange bin, Christmas is in the red and green bins. Spring is in the green, the light green bins. That's how we've got it organized. But yeah, let's take a peek here. Eighteen twenty two Rutherford B. Hayes, nineteenth President,
born in Delaware, Ohio. Eighteen thirty Isaac Adams of Boston. Patten's a motor printing press that helps enable the mass publication of books. That's pretty cool. First US Open Golf tournament, Newport, Rhode Island in eighteen ninety five. Nineteen fifty seven, the Soviet Union launches Spotnick one satellite, triggering the race to the Moon. We won, ha ha nineteen ninety three, Mogadishu, Somalia.
The bloody two day firefight ends after the doubting of two US helicopters and the rescue several trapped soldiers inspires the book In the movie Black Hawk Down. Have you ever seen that movie? Black Hawk Boy? That is intense. I don't know how faithful it is to the actual story. Pretty faithful is what I've always heard. But oh my goodness, that was one intense movie. That is that. Don't watch that movie if you're not into I mean, you're gonna
you will finish watching that movie a little tired. It's that kind of movie. And then there's this wedge right in the middle. Nineteen twenty seven, carving begins on Mount Rushmore. Just for a second, let's think about that. We're gonna carve George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt five hundred feet up onto the face of a mountain. Boy, how do you start that one? Can you imagine if if the chisel just something gives way? Did you have
did you did you have anybody else in mind? Because I can't do George now I chiseled. George's no oh off, what if? What if?
We?
Is there anybody else? Just the sheer magnitude of the job and then the brilliance of the carving is just incredible. I I think it would be. It would be so easy to mess up if you've ever worked with clay, Like when you were in a kid in school and you started to doodle around with the clay and you always went yeah, and you'd s push it down and start all over play doh factory you built, Yeah, squish it up. Can't do that up on a mountain. Here's
sixteen past the hour. We come back a great early morning Friday topic here on the Morning Show next hour. On the Morning Show, I mentioned the band mercy Me. It is. It's my favorite band in the world of Christian music by a pretty wide margin. Now, there are some individual artists that are incredible, but and Bart Millard is kind of a quasi individual artist, but he is. He has banned is Mercy Me and the guys have been together for years and they're incredible. The backup vocals
are just huge for three guys. I mean, it's just it's it's really cool. And I had a very very good interview with Mike Schuitzer, who is I think he's kind of the music director for the band, but he can play anything and one of the vocalists as well. And we actually chatted while he was making a drive to to to our land on a vacation with his family, so we just chatted it up for like a half hour. It was awesome and I've clipped it up and I'm
sharing part of that interview this morning. And it's interesting because, first of all, you can tell he's a he's a really good dude, and it was a wonderful chat. And I'm hoping a bunch of you that may not have tickets go because we don't get groups like this in the capital city very often on a Friday night. I mentioned before, we were like the stop on the way too, and the why on the way from and so this is a big deal. And I the second I saw the notice they were coming, I man, I was on.
I was I was buying my tickets, no freebies. I bought my tickets, happy to do so. So my wife and I are going to go, Hey, what's the weirdest thing you've ever eaten? Period? Like just and maybe it was on a day when you were a kid or so. I don't know, but what was what's the weirdest thing you've ever eaten? Goat brain? What? Yeah? Why did you do that? Because I'm Mexican?
Yeah, I got I got Mexican family members and they eat weird stuff like that.
So how was it pitched to you?
Somebody said, hey, you won't try.
This goat brain? So they said it like that. They didn't try to hide it or anything. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
They They've done it before though, with Barbara Cola, which is you know, the cow head, the cow brain and the eyeball and everything.
That's Barberica.
Yeah, it is traditional Barbica.
That's not the stuff they sell it Chipotle.
No, no, no, no no, but.
Yeah, traditional Barberica is that. Yeah. Yeah.
They would wrap the cow head, the whole cow head with everything there and then put it in a coha china, which is an underground like a crockpot. It's like an underground grill pretty much.
Okay, and let it break down and do it thing. Yeap?
Oh?
So did they saute it? Did they bake it? Did they broil it? Did they deep fry it? Did they put sauce on?
It comes out and they it was it tasted like blood and it was grainy and disgusting. Never weaed it again.
Wow, what about bugs?
I've accidentally swallowed a couple of bugs working in construction.
Okay, yeah, but not intentionally sitting down in the noop London, Finsbury Park, yum bug. A couple guys started working in their parents' garage on recipes a few years back, and now they've turned it into a restaurant all insect based food meals menu, including desserts. Our goal is to show that insects are incredibly delicious and undervalued superfood cricket based
dishes such as tacos, hummus, even a caramel baklava. It's got four point eight stars on Google, which tells you all you need to know about ratings on Google for food, just saying crickets are packed with protein, a sustainable source. Of course, we knew this was coming right, far less methane and ammonia than cattle whatever. Yeah, now I don't think so, but they're giving it a go. I don't know if any of you would ever walk into a
restaurant that that that's what it would, that's what it serves. See. I think there are people that would try it. Absolutely absolutely I would not be among them. No chance, no chance. If you accidentally serve, if you served me something trying to fool me and then tell me you ate crickets, I will be throwing up. If I have to put a finger down my throat, I will, I will make myself. We're not supposed to eat bugs. No, no, I draw
the line there. Twenty seven minutes after the hour, would you eatz bugs?
All right?
Thirty five minutes past the hour, it's time for the big stories in the press box. If you're just joining us, good morning, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, males and females, ruminators near and far. Thanks so much for making time for us. We do the big stories at the bottom of most hours Friday. In the final hour, we do not we talk about the best and worst of the week. Hint, hint, that's coming up. In the third hour, Jose shares his best and worst of the week. I share my best
and worst of the week. But we try to reset the big stories in the press box at the bottom of the hour. They can change, sometimes they don't. But sometimes news breaks, and you know the old George Carlin line, when news breaks, we fix it. So doc workers have reached a tendative agreement, and so the strike ends until January. Listen to this. The conditional offer was for a sixty two percent wage increase. It's on the table for ninety days. If the union rejects it, then it will be pulled
from the table and the strike resumes. Sixty two percent. I got nothing. There is not a chance that this does not impact prices at stores. Just not a chance. You can't raise wages sixty two percent in it not filter down to you. You can't. Labor's a cost of doing business. The cost of doing business factors into the prices of things, and somebody's paying for this, and so yeah, Associated Press, this is perhaps the most egregious story we've
seen in a long time. Have you seen that the Director of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorcus has said, we don't have enough money if we get hit with another storm, we can't make it through hurricane season. We can fund the immediate needs in North Carolina, et cetera, but we're out. Here's what he fails to mention. In the last two years, they've spent just about one billion dollars on shelter and
Services program for illegal immigrants in this country. They've taken money that should be for emergencies like this and they've spent it on people breaking into this country. Let me say this again. We have US citizens ravaged by these storms that broke out as a result of Helene coming ashore, and we are running out of money because we've spent it on illegal immigrants. And then Google shows after the debate, searches of JD Vans and tim Walls just Jdvans, tim
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All right, forty two past the hour. Side benefit to putting on ice the bad guys with mos hasbala Iran whatever. This is incredible. Back ten years ago, young lady that was eleven at the time, a Yazide woman named Fazia Sido. Sido was kidnapped from her home by Isis. Remember when Isis was a thing. See, we didn't take into account vacuums. And in a vacuum, people with guns always take over. Always, the people with guns take over Afghanistan, the Taliban. Look
what's happened in Afghanistan. It's a train wreck. It is an appalling cesspool of human rights violations, especially against women. But this little girl was kidnapped at the age of eleven, sold and trafficked to Gaza. Wait a minute, waitit Gaza. But guess what happened recently? Her captor was killed by the IDF Israeli defense forces. It led to her escape
and she was able to seek repatriation. And so the United States greased some tracks and worked with Iraq and the Israelis and she's back home after ten years of being held captive. First, Praise God. Second, this represents the sick pud the Israelis are taking off the earth. They kidnapped an eleven year old and these Jihadis that are so pure of faith systematically sold her off into sex trafficking but kept a hold of her. Yeah, these guys
don't ever create some false equivalent for these losers. Israel is doing exactly what needs to be done. Isn't it interesting how the only nation created by God his people, they've wandered, They've sinned, They've sinned against God from the beginning of the Bible on, just like all of us.
But isn't it amazing how they just keep going, this tiny little nation basically surrounded by enemies, like, yeah, whatever, we'll form a shell company and we're gonna make some pagers incredible.
And then this is just one of those This is a good deed killing these bad guys. It just is. Look at this, Look at this collateral benefit. This little eleven year old girl's now free. I wonder what she's got to say about Hamas forty seven minutes past the art. I don't think a lot of the mainstream media is going to want to hear her thoughts on not Amas, that's just me. Yesterday I spent a moment on this John Carey quote and I felt like he said more
that needed more time. And then ironically I pulled that to reset it this morning, and lo and behold, he has someone singing harmony. John Kerry, former Secretary of State, World Economic Forum last week on Green Energy, member of the member of the audience asked what can be done to push back against disinformation surrounding climate change. I'll pause and point out the disinformation is the climate change rhetoric.
That's the disinformation. They have wholly silenced and marginalized hundreds, if not thousands of climate experts, meteorologists, etc. That disagree
with them. But he said this. You know, there's a lot of discussion now about how you curb those entities in order to guarantee that you're going to have some accountability on facts, etc. But look, if people only go to one source, and the source they go to is sick and you know, has an agenda and they're putting out disinformation, Listen, our First Amendment stands as a major block to be able to just you know, hammer it out of his existence. That darn pesky First Amendment.
Rule.
Illiberals always are and do what they accuse others of. So he talks about the agenda, the disinformation, the site Hello. He goes on the referees. We used to have to determine what is a fact and what isn't a fact have kind of been eviscerated to a certain degree, and people go and self select where they go for their news, their information, and then you get into a vicious cycle. Do you realize how outright socialist, communist dictator like he's
talking now this the follow up. Adam Schiff, ranking member House Intelligence Committee, the same guy that leaked allegations of Russian collusion in the Trump election and in the Trump presidency made his presidency miserable. Had the smoking gun he quoted to have the smoking gun had nothing, Nothing was ever proven, nothing, even their special counsel Bob Muller nothing to see. The dossier fake phony paid for by Hillary Clinton and the Democrat National Committee. That's a fact. Listen
to what Schiff says. He's demanding big tech censor misinformation and disinformation ahead of the election. This is the same guy who was guilty of all of it. Ill liberals accuse and do what they accuse others of. Sorry, they do what they accuse others of doing. Send a letter to the CEOs of Meta ax TikTok, demanding to know how the companies would censor free speech in order to save democracy. Oh, the irony of it all. Censoring free
speech to save democracy. He's running for the US Senate, one of the worst, unrepentant, inveterate liars on the planet. I would not want to be around this guy in a lightning storm. I just but just think about it. John carry lecturing us on the use of energy and carbon credits while he flies around on his private jet. Oh no, no, I don't know the private jet. No, it's your wife's. You dofest stop it. But this is the legalism and how the left thinks we come back,
We're gonna change gears. Great interview Mike Schwitzer, mercy Me. Welcome the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Great to be with you. Jose running the program over there in Studio one A. I am here sequestered in Studio one B. This is kind of giggle and gush time for me because our guest is Mike Schouitzer from mercy Me. Mike is one of the guitarists with the band, has been with Bart Millard for a long time. We're going to talk about that. What's really exciting. They're coming to town
on October eleventh. It's a Friday night at the Tuckers Center. I don't have to tell you what a big deal it is to have a group like Mercy Me coming on a Friday. Let's face it, a lot of groups hit Tallahassee on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday on their way to bigger cities on the weekends, and so to have them here is a really big deal. And I think I was the first one to get tickets when this concert was announced. Mike, Welcome to the show. How are you, sir, I'm doing great.
Thanks so much for having me on.
It is a joy to have you. Give me the thumbnail sketch version. What's your story from a kid to a guy making music in a band like Mercy Me. Take me through how you got there?
Wow? So I grew up actually in central Florida, surrounded by Gator fans, and so I'm not going to do this.
You talk about having across to bear, I.
Know, right, it's horrible, horrible, No I had a great childhood. I was the only child mom and dad. You know, uh, just blue collar and notwn a lawnmower shop, and so I was in there at the age of seven learning the sharpened blades and and do whatever he needed to help out. My mom worked there too, and then also at the little elementary school I went to. Just a great childhood, you know, riding bikes until the street lights came on, all that, you know, drinking out of the
water hose and uh. I always had a love of music, and my parents weren't really musical, but they always they kind of saw that in me and encouraged it. And uh, you know, my mom fought to make me take piano lessons for a long time and that didn't really stick. Uh, got inquired in junior high and then had a buddy who what a youth group like weekend trip with my church. Brought his guitar and all the girls loved him, and I thought, man, I learned guitar. The girls loved me too.
Turns Out that wasn't a why I loved him, but I fell in love with the guitar. You know, I already knew a couple of chords on it, and I kind of pieced together some songs that I really liked and like watching him play, and and that was it.
I was hooked from then on. And a few years later this guy moved from Texas to Florida to become the intern for our youth group and his name was Bart, and we a few years later, when I graduated high school, I started playing in our Wednesday night worship band, kind of before every church had a worship band. Our youth minister was kind of ahead of the curve on that Bart was singing in it, and we started daydreaming about writing songs together. And that was I graduated in three
We actually officially started the band in ninety four. August twenty eighth of nineteen ninety four, we pulled into Oklahoma City to join up with Jim Bryson, our original keyboard player, and a couple other guys who were no longer in the band, and yeah, we just kind of threw caution to the wind and went for it.
It's worked out pretty well. I think now.
Every year I keep thinking, well, maybe this is it, and it just keeps happening, so who knows. All Right, it's been a lot of.
Fun separate fact from fiction. A lot of people have seen the movie, So mercy Me, where's that come from?
The name?
Funny enough? When we were still in Florida, but we were really just kind of starting to realistically want to start a band. We were trying to come up with a band name, and there were some really really choice ones in there. And Bart is literally one of the
funniest people I know. And he's a complete smart now, like, well, you know, his father had died in ninety one and his grandmother, who you know, he lived with, she had moved in while his dad was getting sicker to help out, and she would call to check in on Bart and
see how he's doing. You know, he's moved all the way to Florida from Texas and she calling, you know, every couple of days, and seemed like every time she would call his house because this is this pre date cell phones, he would always answer and she's like, Bart, what how came we are always home when I call? And he said, well, you know, just being a smart like my mom, just taking a lot of time off to come up with a good band name. And she said, well, mercy me, Bart, why don't you get a real job?
And we're like, Okay, let's let's go with that. And to this day we've still yet to have to get real jobs. So it's some weird, weird prophetic moment.
And some might say, and you've still yet to come up with a name for the band.
Yeah, I was wading. If anybody has any better suggestions, we're open. We can start a sideband.
More with Mike Schuittzer of mercy Me next on the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Mercy Me, the Band that Goes Down is maybe my favorite group performing right now, is going to be at the Tuckers Center on October eleventh, Friday night. I've got my seats and we're having a good visit with Mike Schutzer, a guitarist with the band, longtime buddy of Bart Millard. As somebody that has virtually no musical skill, I think the Psalms covered it for me when it talks about making a joyful noise. So
that's sort of my world that I live in. I am fascinated by how you kind of put together your list for a concert date. For example, I know from being around music a little bit that you're gonna play the stuff from a new album, any album that's recent, you're gonna be playing that stuff. But your band, Mike is a hit machine. I mean in the secular world, that would be like the underscored statement. You guys just
put out one great anointed song after another. So when you're compiling your list for a show like the one coming up in October in Tallahassee, how do you guys sit down and decide what's going to make up that particular concert night.
Gosh, we try to. We try to, and on our albums we kind of approach it the same way too. We kind of wanted to be a roller coaster ride, like ups and downs and emotional moments and fun moments, and in a concert, we try to do something for everybody, including ourselves. Like there are gonna be songs in there that we're playing because we just want to play them and hopefully the audience.
Will come along with us for the ride.
But we always try to, you know, give the people what they want. Actually got to see Paul McCartney a couple of times, and that was something I really picked up from him, Like he played a couple of songs that were obviously once he wanted to play, but most of the show. He's playing Beatles songs. He walks out with that you know, that Hoffner bass that he's famous for playing, and he literally just walks across the stage
holding it up for the audience to to. You know, it was tecnacle and it was like he knows exactly what the audience wants and he's going to give it to him.
You know.
It's like and for us, it's like, these fans have supported us, you know, literally for thirty years now, and you know, why would we not thank them by playing what we think they really want to hear. So, yeah, we try to do a little bit of something for everybody and and you know, make it entertainment, but also you know, be able to share our arts and encourage people because we know that life is not easy.
No, it's not. And I will get to social media here eventually, because I'm I'm a follower of you on social media and have been for a little bit. No, that's a very good thing, brother, No, it absolutely is. But but on that same line of picking and choosing songs, and I'm not going to ask you to give away anything because I know there's an art to picking the
flow of what what you're describing. But for example, you know, maybe the song of songs for you guys is the name of the movie, right, I can only imagine, but I will I will tell you I'm a big fan of the uptempo version that you guys re released in you know, kind of the together with the movie, the movie version, if you will. And so what what determines whether you might play that version or the original version?
What scots do you want the spoiler or no?
I don't know.
I don't be surprised.
That's that's fair. But I guess my question is do you do you have to sometimes almost flip a coin in deciding whether you're gonna go this route or this route.
Gosh, that's a great question. So obviously we did the original version for decades, and when the movie came out, it was awesome for us to get to to rethink the song and redream it and and the upbeat movie version of it, I guess is what we can call it. It was almost like a completely different take on the song. You know, before Bart had written it out of losing his dad and just kind of imagining what his dad was experiencing, you know, in heaven. The whole song is
just a bunch of questions like what will it be like? Yep, The the movie version is almost more like a celebration of like man, like we have so much to look forward to, you know, for people to trust in Jesus, Like that's our hope, that's our future. It's like death doesn't seem so scary. And so it was kind of like this really joyful twist on it to us, and so we started playing it live all it would be a fun season. There may be some kind of hybrid
version out there that could happen. I don't know where. It's maybe a little bit of the old, a little bit of the new. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
The band mercy Me coming to the Tuckers Center. Guitarist Mike Schultzer with me more to come on the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Very talented musician vocalist with Bart Millard mercy Me. Mike Schutzer with me this morning, final segment here in the Morning Show. You as a group, mercy Me. You know when I watch your videos and I had a really good time during COVID we were
doing the shows and affect us. But is we're locked in studios, so it you know, we're fine, but you guys kind of you still pushed out content and all that. But it just seems like you all have a genuine not just love because we're commanded to love each other, right,
that's a scripture says that. But as a parent, and now for me as a grandparent, I love my kids, I love my grandkids, but I don't always like them, and I would imagine that one of the things that stands out, at least to me is that you guys seem to not just love each other, but you do seem to like each other a lot.
Uh. Yeah, there's no question. It's it's gone beyond friendship and then you become like quote unquote family and then like something weird happens after thirty years. I actually often like will kind of relate it to the military and not that we're doing anything as important as those guys are dangerous, but there's this kinship, Like if you're in the military, you have a kinship with other guys in the military. If you're specifically in one branch of the military,
you have a tighter knit group. And then when you're actually in a fox hole with somebody you know, your lifelong friends, and yeah, it's just kind of in some weird way, that's kind of what it feels like to me. We've just had so many shared experiences, good and bad over the years that it's like there's there's no getting away from each other at this point. Like we're in each other's lives and and and when we're together we laugh ninety percent of the time. Like it's just it's
you're we're hanging out with our best friends. You know. Obviously, like you said, you always love your kids. You always like your kids. There are times and I would say, of anybody in the band, like bart and I'll go at it more than anybody, but it's always over in about thirty minutes, and you, like, you just move on, you don't. It's not that important. Nothing that you're upset about is ever as important as as the good times
we have. So it's yeah, it's it's been. It's been a crazy thing that I never would have guessed when I was nineteen and we started this band that we would still be together and still be in it and still be loving it and anyone still caring. That's the craziest thing to me. People still show up, and people still you know, send us messages, you know, on social media or whatever about how a song you know, carried
them through something. And that's that's honestly why we still do it and why we love doing it and why it kind of feels important.
How did how did covid hit you? Guys? How weird was that?
It was? Just?
It was a great time to be alive, wasn't it. It was? I think we all took it differently, you know, just like everybody. Everybody you know, had different experiences with it. You know, we you know, had massive disagreements of how it should be handled within the five list, and and then again realize that's not really what matters here. That's not the most important thing.
Safe travels to you and your family and enjoy your time, and I look forward to you, you and the band coming on October eleventh here to Tallahassee. Thanks so much for being generous with your time.
Oh man, thanks so much again for having us and spreading the word about the show. It's been a long time since we played Dallahassee, so I'm pumped to be back.
Thanks so much. Mike be Well, God bless you.
Oh you too.
Man.
Thanks so much.
Mike schortzeer of the band Mercy Me on The Morning Show with Preston Scott.
Those serving communities as law enforcement officers and first responders.
I say you are all essential workers.
Welcome to the Morning Show with Preston Scott.
Hope you enjoyed that visit. The long form video chat is going to be on the Conversations podcast because we actually talked for about a half hour and so I could only air parts of it in that segment. But yeah, I like this guy and love the band, huge fan. Bart Millard has just a crazy, stupidly great voice. And I know that sounds weird to put it that way, but yeah, really good. And I hope you go to the concert. I really do. I think you're gonna be encouraged.
I think you're gonna enjoy it very very much. And yeah, you can tell I was enjoying that visit. But my thanks to Mike and his family because I mentioned they were driving to Disney for a little family vacation before they met up with a band and continued to tour, and so he was just chilling. In fact, at one point they stop at BUCkies, He's just hanging out and we ended up talking about BUCkies in the midst of that interview. So that was a lot of fun. All right,
big stories in the press box. What's to be Friday, next hour, your chance to call, get it off your chest, whatever it may be. Doc workers tentative agreement. They are suspending their strike at least until January. They've got ninety days to accept the deal being offered. The conditional offer is sixty two percent across the term of the contract, so roughly a ten percent raise and some change every single year. Maybe more upfront and all that, but on average,
that's what you're looking at. I think it's a six year deal with all due respect. I know I don't think that that's appropriate, but that's not my call to make. But we're going to all pay for this. I will. I will submit to you that this will bring about more inflation because someone has to pay it. I don't believe the margins are such in the shipping container world that they can afford to just take this out of pocket and not pass that cost on to us. In
some way, shape or form. It's gonna end up costing us. Whether they charge those additional costs to shippers. It's all going to end up coming to us. And I'm just saying, and I know this is an unpopular view, but the complaint I heard is you just can't afford to live on sixty five eighty five, one hundred thousand dollars a year. And I would say, change how you're living. You adapt to your pay, You live up, you live down. You know you usually live up to your pay or live
down to your pay. You make decisions. It's sad because I think in some regards, our government has inoculated so many people from understanding, I'm sorry, there's no more money, live within your means, because our government doesn't do that unless they want to just be buttholes and like they're doing, for example, to people saying that we're out of money. FEMA is out of money. Can't make it through the rest of hurricane season. We've got another forty five days
plus fifty days. Can't make it through. Why because they've spent a billion dollars in the last two years on illegal immigrants in providing them shelter. Tell me that doesn't chap your rear end a little bit. See, I think these two stories can connect the government. They seemingly say, yeah, we got no money. Sorry, sorry people, citizens, taxpayers. We're taking care of people broke into our country illegally. We're taking care of them. First OMG underscore exclamation point, exclamation point,
exclamation point. Excuse me, And some of you people are thinking of rewarding the administration that's taking this stand by putting them back in office. Seriously, you've lost your mind. You don't have a mind, you're not thinking rationally. But that's the same mindset that leads to people saying we're going on strike because we want we want a sixty two percent wage increase is what they're being offered, and that may not be accepted. Sixty two percent? How is
that not going to impact prices? How? And then our final story is Google's added again. Searches on jd vance tim Walls post debate showed a brutal one hundred percent all the articles had popped up under jd vance were from left leaning we hate you websites, and ninety percent of tim Walls's searches on Google produced ninety percent produced sites that were favorable to him one hundred percent opposing Vance, characterizing him and his performance in less than flattering terms oftentimes,
but it's still coming from left leaning, left uber left sites. Tim Walls, he gets the same treatment, only for the positive. Google is trying to shape the outcome of the election by withholding information from you, and we're getting lectured from John Kerry and Adam schiff on media outlets withholding information and pedaling disinformation. It makes me want to throw up, largely because so many are buying into this. Anyway, forty one minutes past the hour, come back with well, a
terrifying story. You'll understand why I say this story is terrifying in mere moments, and yes I can laugh. Wait, you're laughing at something that's terrified. Yes, I am laughing at something that is terrifying. Friends. According to a recent study, Sundays no longer a day of rest, but instead a day of stress. This is a story that was picked up by the website Not the Bee. Now, for those of you that do not know, the Babylon b is a satire site. It has a companion site called Not
the Bee, where all of the stories are true. They do that because they recognize people we think this can't be true. It's got to be satire. No, Not the Bee true story. Inside the study a poll finds the average American experiences Sunday scaries thirty six times a year, that's roughly nine months of the year. Survey of two thousand adults found that this feeling is defined as anxiety thirty two percent, dread, seventeen percent over what to expect
the following week. Typically, the panic about the work week sets in around three fifty four on a Sunday afternoon. The words in this study used terrified, dread, anxiety. Nearly a quarter of those surveys said Sundays are harder to enjoy because of the looming thought of a new work or school week. Those who experienced this scary say this is due to stress about what they need to get done during the week before the week, or uncertainty about
how the week will go. The writer for It Not to Be says, you know, if work follows you home, that's one thing. But if your work is ruining almost half your weekend and you don't want to be there the next week, that's a problem. It's not about being overworked. It would seem that we as a society are promoting anxiety. According to sixty four percent of those surveyed, Sundays are for getting a fresh start to the week, and as
they reset, thirty percent do their grocery shopping. Americans use this time to get ahead of the week by creating a to do list, visualizing the week, planning out meals, preparing meals, cooking ahead, organizing their fridge or pantry. You know, the writer points out, six or seven decades ago, you couldn't go by or do anything on Sunday. Everything was closed. You couldn't run errands on Sunday. You know what you did. You went to church, You had a meal, and you rested.
That's what you did. It used to be a day of rest. I just I found it interesting that an average American spends part of their Sunday being terrified of the week ahead. I know for some of you it will be well, it's easy for you to say you
love what you do. Yeah, that's true. It's also interesting that I have found joy in every single job I've had, and not every single job was speaking on the radio, speaking in television, doing play by play, even vocationally standing in front of a group of people and teaching or preaching God's word, or doing a class. I did the census, I knocked on doors, I delivered pizzas and made pizzas for a pizza place. I worked for a friend who owned some properties, and when people would move out, I'd
fix the properties back up. But I found joy in every task. And I'm not painting myself as a superhero. Far from it. I'm merely pointing out that though I'm sure I fell short in different jobs along the way at different times, as I do here, I fall short on this show every day. Every day I walk away from the show going, yeah, I was all right, but I could have done this better. I could have done
that better. There's sometimes I walk away going that was a good show, But in my mind I'm remembering one segment or one thing, or one stumble or what you know. That's that's how I'm wired. But it doesn't rob me of the overall joy that I have found since I started my professional working career as a teenager. To find joy in what I do, and to do what I do as unto the Lord. I try my best. I try to extract joy out of everything, and my career has taken multiple turns. Who didn't see that coming? Oh
didn't see that coming. Okay, So I guess I want to just encourage you to push past any of those anxious thoughts and fears, maybe kind of ruminate on what Sunday's so is supposed to kind of be about, and that might help you alleviate some of those anxious thoughts and fears. Forty eight past the hour. When we come back, we'll get you ready for what's to be Friday.
Welcome to Themad Radio Network, where we challenge you to make a difference in your world in a positive way, improving the lives and others.
It's the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Have you seen any of the interview yet with Harold Daggett, union boss of the the.
International Longshoreman's Association, who vowed to cripple the US economy of Portstone, ban automation, and raise salaries of dock workers. Sharply lives in a seven thousand square foot mansion, drives a Bentley ten acre property in Sparta, New Jersey, described by The New York Post as a leafy enclave. Love that fifty miles west of New York City, spacious backyard, miba shaped pool. Good for him? Yeah, being a union leader is a good gig. But I'm sorry, I'm not
a union fan. I love workers, but I'm not a union fan in part because unions protect bad workers. Bad workers are protected, bad workers get rewarded on the backs of good workers. Any one of you that's ever worked in a worked and have been part of a union, you know I'm right. You and your good work enables crappy workers to benefit from your good work and them get protections they get they keep employed because unions make it's a dog one difficult. You ever ever seen what
it takes to fire a union union uh member? Teacher? So I just I just want to point out to you, Okay, glad, we've got we got ninety days now, sixty two percent wage increase over six years. Impossible for that to not find its way to your wallet. You're going to pay it, and you're going to be paying for bad workers to get these exorbitant pay increases and at times exorbitant wages. And that's one of the reasons why I can't stand unions, can't stand them.
All.
Right, what's to be Friday time for you to call in? We have two lines open, Wow, two lines already gone. Two lines open eight five zero two zero five to b FLA eight five zero two zero five ninety three fifty two. Your time to complain, Get it off your chest? Next on the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Okay, here we go, throwing caution to the wind. We open up the phone lines once a week because we've made a commitment to be a show of the people and let
you get it off your chest. What is it? Friends? What is it that has you burdened, weighed down, anxious, angry, stressed? This is a audio cornacopia of complaint known as what's the be Friday? Here on the Morning Show with President Scott. Whatever it is you want to complain about, as long as you follow two rules. Number one, no profanity. Number two, don't make it person. Do you have a bad experience at a business, tell us all about it, and let
me add a third sort of kind of don't filibuster. Okay, we're here to just pull that splinter right out of your soul and let you heal. And so we begin, We go to the phone lines. Moses has been very patient this morning. Good morning, sir, welcome, what's the beef?
Hey?
Good money? Good money to a lah I see I kind of get trying to peed up the two presents and Olympics. There use a lot of scriptures and stuff. I know you're being a Christian. You mean well, but again, Jesus, Jesus was. Okay, you mean well, but Jesus was.
I always love it when someone says you mean well, but there's always a but, Moses, what's your complaint?
Okay?
Yeah, Jesus was going away for I think seventeen or eighteen years, so he might have did a lot of what you call ten.
Oh buddy, don't be saying things like that. Don't be don't come on, come on, get I'm not gonna argue with you, friend. Just get your complaints said.
Okay, Romans, Okay, Romans, what is your complaint?
Moses?
I took I should have wrote it down.
This be able to say what I have to say.
All right, next time, write it down, put it in the form of a complaint and get it said. But I will warn you ahead of time. I'm not gonna let you say that Jesus spent seventeen years sinning first, because I'm gonna protect you. I'm just that you don't say that, brother, You just don't say that. Pedro, thanks for calling in. What's the beef Morning, preston good luck following that. It's going to be a little bit good luck following that.
Yep, yep, I know, trying to get away from people, not to trigger people. But anyways, my only beef today is our Regieme government saying that if there's another hurricane, we don't have enough funds to help you. Sorry, fend for yourself. Basically, what a disgrace. Grace only only in Banana Republic countries like the ones that I was born in, this happens, and what a disgrace. Anyways, that's my beef.
Thank you, sir, appreciate it. Yeah, if you missed the big the big news today, FEMA doesn't have enough money to get through hurricane season because Department of Homeland Security squandered roughly a billion dollars in the last two years, almost seven six hundred and fifty million this year six hundred and fifty million, unsheltering people that broke into our country illegally. Just saying, Courtney, thanks for calling in. What's the beef, hey, President?
Just to follow up on what y'all were talking about. I just want to know how that money got allocated with DHS and was it Congress or does DHS have the authority to allocate that money. I'm pretty sure Congress told them what to do with that money. But anyway, my beef is something local. I'm driving every morning, and I know sometimes i'm late, but I just asked the people of Tallahassi. Can y'all at least go the speed limits. You ain't got a speed but can you at least go to speed limits.
You almost feel like if you go the speed limit, you're getting killed. I think that's the so you're saying that people you're saying, Wait, you're saying people aren't getting to the speed limit.
No, there'd below the speed limits during rush hour.
See I I've experienced the opposite, though. I must say I'm not out in rush hour. You know that I'm driving with nobody on the road.
Yeah, I mean we are in a rush.
I mean yeah, we're probably running a little late. That's on us. But please y'all just at least go.
Dust these limits.
Hey are you the Courtney?
I am?
I thought so. I haven't heard from you in a while. How you doing. How you doing?
I'm good, I'm good.
Awesome, good to hear I'm good. Thanks for calling in. Don't be a stranger. All right, Courtney, Courtney's awesome. Is she really? She's a cool person. I've never met her other than on the show. But let me just say this, No, this money was that it's part of the budget that was approved to a Department of Homeland Security, Courtney, but they distribute to FEMA, and they have distributed almost a billion dollars to how's illegals breaking into this country? And
so we're out of money for citizens? Eleven minutes past the hour? Have what line opened Courtney's departure from the program, asking you to please at least go to speed limit. See, I thought I thought she was going to tell me that she's getting killed by going the speed limit. And then it finally dawned on me what she was saying. I made me laugh. Let's go to John. Hi, John, you're up, Thanks for being patient. What's the beef?
My beef is with absolutely anybody that says and then actually does vote for Kamala for president president. Let me just start by saying, I was born into a middle class family, and because I was raised in a middle class family, it's very easy to see who and what Kamala Harris actually is. Fire's politicians go. She's got to be the emptiest can't suit that has ever come this far up through the ranks of the Democrat Party. Hillary was bad, but at least she could verbalize a coherent thought.
Didn't agree with any of them, but at least I could understand what she was saying. As bad as Kamala's word Salazar in that rotten egg makes them really hard to digest. We've got to see that that jibberish has some very pure Marxism in it. Yes, the purest of pure Marxism. So if my Democrat friends allow America to become Tamalezuela, they're not gonna like it. It's gonna get bad enough that even Nancy Pelosi's gonna have a tough
time find an ice cream. You care for, what you ask for, you might get it.
John, I'm going to borrow Kamalaezuela. That is absolutely mic drop material. Thank you for that. Thank you, sir, appreciate it. Appreciate the phone call that frees up a line eight five zero two zero five WFLA. Let's go to Robert Hi, Robert, it is to John Kamalazuela. That's brilliant.
The union reduces productivity of standout workers. They're required to stay in line. They're a national threat in the form that they the dock workers are in right now.
Yep.
They need to pass a law to have an alternative union. They don't care what happens to the American people. I don't care what happens to those union members.
Feel any better.
After my vodka?
Are vodka drinker? Robert? Okay, thanks so much. Let's go to Elizabeth. Hi, Elizabeth, thanks for.
Calling morning, Sarah. I have a problem with one of the local shelters.
Oh yeah.
We had three separate families go into the shelter and there were ten people at least behind the counter, one of them actually in the little playroom, but all three of us, our families were told that the kennels weren't open and that we would just have to come back later. And that's really been I'm just standing my grits for about four weeks now, and I appreciate what you do.
Just broaden that a little bit. What shelters are we talking about?
The one over at Tom Brown Okay, the local animal shelter. Okay, ten people behind that counter, Three separate families wanting to adopt a dog, a cat, a small animal, whatever it is. They turned away all three families and said the kennels aren't open for another thirty minutes. Come back later.
Gee really yeah, I might have opened up those kennels for those three.
Families, but absolutely, yeah, thank you sir, Thank.
You, Elizabeth appreciate it. Yeah, people are hearing that one. See here's the thing. I had to ask her to qualify for just a second, because I mean, we just went through a hurricane sort of in our area, certainly to the east. And you say shelter, I think of high schools. That's first. In my second is where homeless people are required to go now because they can't be out in public lands. That's a law. The last shelter I'm thinking of is animal shelters. So thank you for
that clarification. And yeah, that's bad Form sixteen. They wouldn't be getting a card, if you know what I'm saying. Sixteen minutes after the hour, back with more of your calls, Dan Ken, your next. All right, We've got two standing by. We have two lines open and one final segment of audio therapy that we call what's the Beef? Each and every Friday, we give you a chance to vend a
little bit. So if you've ever wanted to be on the radio program to just get something off your chest, and you can do it without using profanity, which I know is a struggle for some of you. For some of you, you can't get it said without dropping an F bomb. Well you can't do that here. If you can do it, though, you can. If you can get a complaint formed without using profanities and not make it personal, you call right now eight five zero two zero five WFLA.
Good morning Dan, thanks for being patient.
Good morning Presson. Appreciate what you do. Thank you real real quick. My dad served in the military.
Thank you for that.
I was born overseas, just recently turned sixty five. Apply it for Medicare. I had to prove that I was an American citizen in order to get Medicare. I had to provide a certified birth certificate and my citizenship papers in order to get signed up for Medicare. Now we're giving all these illegals whatever they want. So it just pisses me off. Excuse my language.
No, I fully get it, and that one's okay. I'm with you, and I think most people are, don't you.
Yeah, absolutely, absolutely. You know I have no problem with immigration. I'm only second generation here. My grandparents came through Ellis Island.
I have no problem with legal immigration. The problem with the left is they've conflated legal immigration with illegal immigration.
Absolutely, I agree with you one. So I appreciate you letting me get this off my chest.
Thank you, Dan. We're here to help appreciate the phone call. Let's go to ken Ken you're up.
What's the beef misters for good by?
Beef?
Is with you and the state of Florida or the county or whoever. Okay, you should with all the commercial breaks, I need about six hours, not the three. Just joking, But why do I need a sign to tell me a sidewalks closed? I mean, if I can't get on the sidewalk, I pretty much know it's closed.
Right.
One would think, yeah, well right here, I had the alf came, I live on the Panama City, became an app callman in the Middle Beach Road and out of there. The sidewalk looks fine. But they put a sign up here sidewalks closed, and.
No discernible reason why, Well, other.
Than they put that sign up there. You've got to get around the sign but the sidewalk was fine to me.
Okay, yeah, well who knows, you know, we got we got all kinds of people listening, and so you never know, someone who public works might be uh might make a phone call.
Or something, or maybe somebody who can't see the big orange barrier make a trip over it and following the sidewalk that doesn't work.
Yeah, you know, it could be something as simple as we're going to prevent a lawsuit. And if a sign prevents a lawsuit from whatever they think might be a tripping hazard or something, they're going to do it. Yes, sir, thank you, Ken. I appreciate the phone call. My brother. Let's go to Steve. Steve, you're up. What's the beefy?
Good morning everybody. Hey, I want to say this goes on with the legalization of want.
I'm all for it.
This no use because I've had a personal experience with this. Okay, for the recreational is I'm a right share driver and that merely kicks me up more. And when someone steps inside my vehicle and they are breaking other stuff, I just got asked for those two Hey, do it. That's your personal reason, but please vehicle deauitorize yourself.
I don't think there's a product on the market that can take care of the smell of weed. Brother, I don't think it exists. But thank you very much. Appreciate the call. Last caller here is Anthony Anthony, Europe with sab Beef.
Hey prison. I saw the presidential debate and what it reminded me of president or vice presidential? No, no, I saw the presidential debate. I'm thinking about come on, okay. What it reminded me of is that I grew up in a middle class family and the significance of the passage of time when it comes to growing a lawn is very significant. And if you can't have passage of time, then the significance is not there.
Don't forget. You got to be unburdened by what has been I have been.
Unburdened by the lawnmower not starting and the significance of the time passage.
Thank you, Thank you, appreciate the levity to end this segment. You'd be safe out there, Anthony Anthony, thanks for calling in twenty seven past the hour. There you go. Really good collection. We've got the best and worst. We've got a good news segment. Got a dad joke headlines from the Bee. Why in the world, for those of you that have invested two and a half hours, would you leave now? And for the rest of you, why would you go? Where would you go? Come on, It's the
Morning Show with Preston Scott. This is the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Yeah, we take a break from the news for the rest of the half hour, sort of because there could be a news story that sneaks into the best or worst of the week. But we take a little bit of time on Friday to just kind of think through the week. The week officially starts for us on Sunday. That's what we decided the best of
the week would be a Sunday through Saturday thing. So whatever happens Saturday through kind of Thursday morning or Thursday night Friday morning, that that's what we are considering. So, Jose, what's your best and worst of the week.
My best for the week is that I finally after many many years of trying to recreate this uh barbecue sauce for some chicken wings.
Recreate as in, where did you taste it first? Oh boy?
It was his restaurant here in Tallahassee many years ago. My roommate of mine, his uh, the chef would would take a bunch of stuff at the end of the night, make some grilled chicken wings for everybody, and I really liked him. But the chef wouldn't divulge his his secret recipes.
So you've been chasing it ever since.
Yeah, yeah, yep, yeah, I've been deconstructing it and trying different recipes.
Over and over and over again.
Finally got it.
Yep, yep, Yes, sir. Uh didn't get much sleep, but but I finally got it.
Yeah, we'll leave that part alone. Is that the worst of the week because of the best of the week. You could get my sleep, it could be what's your worst of the week?
The worst of the week is, yeah, the war in the Middle East ramping up. You know, well, uh, you know, I just think it's just horrible and they're not good for you know, everybody that that that's you know, escalating pretty steadily over there.
My worst of the week is that we actually have the federal government shutting down private people from helping stranded citizens in North Carolina and other places. Helicopters are being threaten. Helicopter pilots that are just picking up people dropping supplies are being threatened with jail time and arrest, and we have helicopters grounded. Some rumors said it was because Biden was showing up and they were clearing the airspace. No, no, no,
it's more than that. I don't know what. And then to tag along with it that FEMA says, we're out of my money. We can't help anyone past a few people, you know, whatever's going to be needed for this storm. That's it. We have no more money. So if another scorm coms, oh well, because they've squandered almost a billion dollars in the last two years sheltering and providing housing for illegals.
I'm sure you create in Mexico will help us out.
Sure, yeah, plenty of money there, right.
And then.
My best of the week, The thank you cards are done. They're in hand. We shared some of that earlier in the week. Oh yeah, oh yeah, big, it's a big deal. And so we shared that and they're starting to be distributed. They'll be back in the mail starting the first of the week. We'll package them all through the weekend and get them mailed out. And so if you're interested in the latest mad project, they make a difference radio network
the MAD Radio Network. If you're interested in taking part, go to my blog page get the address, send me a note with a self addressed stamped envelope and just put normal postage. If it ends up being more, I'll make up the difference, and then the next time we do this, we'll tell you what to put on stamp wise for a regular envelope, mind you. So there you go. The cards are being distributed. I've already almost distributed one hundred to two hundred of them.
And I.
Beg of you anywhere in the country if you're listening on iHeartRadio. I want this to spread beyond our normal broadcast area. I want this to spread across the country. I'll buy the cards. I'll keep buying them. Might have to get the I don't know some volunteers to do the envelope stuffing if it gets too big, But I'll deal with that problem. We'll figure that out. We get the staff of the show to kick in anyway. Yeah, So my blog page has all of the details on this.
So look for the latest project from the Mad Radio Network forty one minutes past the hour come back good News. As if that's not good enough, good news is next forty two minutes past Monday on the program, Irish Chefelle will join us and we'll talk about whatever's going to happen Tomorrow night, fifteenth rank Clemson comes to town. My understanding is brought Glenn will be starting at quarterback for
Florida State, So we'll have dj uyungal lea is. I don't know if he's going to have surgery or what's up with his finger on his uh on his hand, but yeah, so that's that's gonna be something that we'll talk about Monday on the program, as well as anything else that comes up. Okay, do you have any good news for a kings so much? Just spell it's time for some good news. It's true even I need a little good news now and then. Wouldn't it be lovely if we had just a little bit of good news?
And thankfully I do. A Professor cal Berkeley released a study he spent the last two decades studying awe AWE, and he said when someone encounters something with a sense of AWE, it immediately shuts down that part of the brain that is self centered, I might say even a little selfish, that part that is thinking about myself, my time, my goals, my strivings, my checklist. When someone experiences awe, that part of our brain quiets and I love the use of that word. It just quiets down. And then
things start to happen that are positive. In fact, so much so. Your heart rate slows down, your digestion improves, inflammation, which is one of the biggest threats to the body in general, inflammation and what it does to our skeletal system, our organs, our brain, our heart, everything. Inflammation cools when you have a sense of awe. So now we come
to okay, So how do you do that? In essence, look closer, going for a walk and paying attention to that big oak tree or that massive palm tree swaying in the breeze. How is a hummingbird doing what it's doing?
And look at that little flower.
Witnessing an act of kindness triggers awe, not awe, but wow. So there are all kinds of ways to just take a moment look at life. I would say, look at God's creation with awe and wonder and look at the benefits that come. Isn't it amazing that God talks about awe in the Bible More than a hundred times. God had it figured out long before this professor stumbled on it. But he stumbled upon it. And maybe it's time for you to take an awe walk and notice things you've missed.
It's the Morning Show with Preston Scott Monday. Irish you fell. I don't know what, man, it'd be awesome if fs you pulled off the wind right. We'll see, hoping for the best, but as they say, expecting anyway. The weekend, fam you on the road there in Montgomery taking on Alabama State. Really cool campus, Alabama State is it's been there. What else we got, Oh, the mercy Me interview. Mike Schweitzer joined me and it was a long interview and
it was a really good interview. The whole thing's on the blog page right now, So if you enjoyed that visit, get the whole thing and check it out. It's on the blog page along with how you can be part of the A Radio Network Thank You Card program. So there you go. Time for dad joke, something to arm yourself with for the weekend. This again the list of jokes from Ryan. My son's math teacher said he's average. I think he's mean. That's good. Now it's time, ladies
and gentlemen, for satire. Ladies and gentlemen, these are headlines from your our trusted source for satire. These are headlines courtesy of the Babylon b Mad Money. Jim Kramer predicts White Sox will win the World Series they had a historically bad record. Kamala Harris announces construction of murderers only express lane at southern border? Do you have a business card? Ask man who must be time traveler? From nineteen eighty seven,
sad hes Bila's turnover rate of officially surpasses McDonald's. Hesbeula reaches out to us for advice on how to govern with a dead leader. North Carolina agrees to purchase several hundred Biden paintings in return for usaid. Tim Wall's really excited after hearing he might get spanked at debate. Idiot Noah builts arc when he could have just paid more taxes to stop climate change? How did I become a narcissist? Asks man who spends hundreds of hours talking about himself?
The therapist disturbing WNBA fans heard yelling ugly racial slurs such as go Caitlin archaeologists discover Tidy White. He's worn by John the Baptist. Young hesbela recruit can't believe he's already made regional manager. Doctors will no longer ask who's the president to test for concussion, since honestly, nobody's really sure right now. To save time, NFL announcers will now only mention when there's not a flag on the play.
Walls clarifies that he meant the Tianaman Square Chinese Buffet, and Omaha Nebraska, And finally, Harris supporters trying to figure out how to convert joy into groceries. Brought to you by Barno Heating and Air. It's the Morning Show on WFLA look back at the radio program in one hundred and eighty seconds or less much less this time our versus of the day Galatians five, twenty two and twenty three,
with a reminder. The band Mercy Me Coming in Town played one of their songs to start the show, Coming in Town a week from to night at the Tuckers Center with the Crowder David Crowder and I think Cochran and company. I think it's kind of the opening act, but that's going to be just a great concept. Of course, the big stories in the press box doc workers reach a deal. They're only getting a sixty two percent wage increase if they if they agree to the deal, though
they should have held out for more. FEMA doesn't have enough money for hurricane season because they've spent nearly one billion over the last two years and six hundred and fifty million this year on housing illegals breaking into the country. Google's showing it's still a political hack and biased and yeah, folks, have a great weekend. Go knowles, go rattlers.