Speaker 1: Morning Run with Amy and TJ and iHeartRadio Podcast. Hey there, everybody,
Speaker 1: and welcome to Morning Run.
Speaker 2: It is Friday, August seventh.
Speaker 3: I'm Amy Robots and I'm TJ Holmes. What's the what's
Speaker 3: the good news this morning? What's uh? What are we
Speaker 3: looking forward to? What should everybody be looking forward to?
Speaker 3: That just we're just getting started and a lot of
Speaker 3: stories are just heavy, from outbreaks to school shootings to politics.
Speaker 3: What's the good news?
Speaker 2: I guess we can all go out and get our
Speaker 2: Powerball tickets.
Speaker 3: And then we're all gonna lose tomorrow. I said the
Speaker 3: good news.
Speaker 2: Hope is a good thing.
Speaker 1: The thought of something exciting is a good thing.
Speaker 2: And look, it is the weekend. We get to spend
Speaker 2: time with our family and our friends.
Speaker 1: We can sleep in a little and it's nice and
Speaker 1: warm and muggy, just like you like it outside.
Speaker 3: You know some people do. You said that was good news?
Speaker 3: You get to spend time with their family. You know
Speaker 3: how a lot of people reacted when you said that.
Speaker 3: But yes, I was hoped. Maybe we should start on
Speaker 3: Friday's doing the whole the show in reverse and starting
Speaker 3: with just good news at the top, or maybe we
Speaker 3: just do good news Fridays. It's nothing but upbeat stuff.
Speaker 3: This crap is heavy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is a heavy day.
Speaker 3: It is a heavy day. So yes, good morning to
Speaker 3: you on this Friday. We are going to be making
Speaker 3: a number of stocks today, including in the Oval Office,
Speaker 3: mcastop in Kentucky and Bangkok in Michigan, Massachusetts, North Carolina.
Speaker 3: Also the Strait of Horror moves. But like I said, Robes,
Speaker 3: it was a kind of a heavy news morning, as
Speaker 3: it often can be. And we have still a breaking
Speaker 3: and developing story coming to us, a school shooting, Robes,
Speaker 3: but not in the US.
Speaker 1: Yes, and we wouldn't normally cover an international school shooting necessarily.
Speaker 2: But this one rises to the level.
Speaker 1: We're talking about a ninth grade student in Thailand who
Speaker 1: shot and killed his grandparents at home and then went
Speaker 1: to his high school and killed several more people. This
Speaker 1: all happened this morning just outside of Bangkok. Local authority
Speaker 1: say three teachers and three students were killed before the shooter.
Speaker 2: Then took his own life. Again, we're talking about a
Speaker 2: ninth grader.
Speaker 1: What is that fourteen fifteen years old, and right now
Speaker 1: there is no known motive.
Speaker 3: Again, we see these headlines We're used to them in
Speaker 3: the US so oftentimes unfortunately, but this is the second
Speaker 3: one they've had in Thailand this year. One was in
Speaker 3: the southern part of the country. One student was excuse
Speaker 3: me when teacher was killed in that one. But it's
Speaker 3: just frankly, to see a school shooting outside the US
Speaker 3: feels very rare.
Speaker 1: It does, thankfully, but unfortunately this one is of note.
Speaker 3: All right, continuing on the run here now, no lettuce,
Speaker 3: no eggs, no jalapenos.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, folks, it's not just the lettuce you need to
Speaker 3: watch out for. We need to tell you about the
Speaker 3: eggs and the jalapenos. A couple of salmonella outbreaks we're
Speaker 3: keeping an eye on, in addition to the ongoing cyclospora outbreak.
Speaker 3: Now we're gonna give you updates on everything, but the
Speaker 3: one at the bottom will be the cyclo spora outbreaking.
Speaker 3: Would you believe there is some good news report on that.
Speaker 2: We should have started with that? Then?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I did this all right?
Speaker 2: Let us again.
Speaker 3: What's the right way to do it, babe, because we
Speaker 3: do in news always the end of the show, you
Speaker 3: put a kicker, you want to end with something light.
Speaker 2: I do think that's the best way to go to
Speaker 2: start with light.
Speaker 1: Needa palate cleanser at the end of the end, and
Speaker 1: that's why we end up usually we know, we always
Speaker 1: end the morning run with an inspirational quote, and this
Speaker 1: one is lighthearted as promised, so it will get better.
Speaker 3: So that's why I did the bad news salmonella to
Speaker 3: get to the good news.
Speaker 2: I appreciate that that's what it was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if someone ever says to you, do you want
Speaker 1: the good news or the bad news?
Speaker 2: I always want the bad news.
Speaker 3: Everybody does.
Speaker 1: So that's why we stack our show the way we do,
Speaker 1: and pretty much every other network.
Speaker 2: Does the same.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's not the way we should. You want the
Speaker 3: good news of bad you know what, Give me the
Speaker 3: good news.
Speaker 2: No, I want the bad news first.
Speaker 1: I want to break and then have something to be
Speaker 1: excited about. All right, So let's still talk about the
Speaker 1: salmonella outbreak that's sickened at least three hundred and forty
Speaker 1: five people in twenty seven states. This This one linked
Speaker 1: yes to jalepenos from a plant in Mexico, and those
Speaker 1: jalapanos were served at Chipotle restaurants, along with some others
Speaker 1: as well, but most of these cases linked to that outbreak,
Speaker 1: that salmonella outbreak are in Minnesota and Colorado.
Speaker 3: But and my best DJ. Khaled voice, we got another one,
Speaker 3: another salmonella outbreak. This one's tied to recalled eggs. It's
Speaker 3: second ninety eight people, twenty six hospitalizations in seventeen states.
Speaker 3: This is CDC reporting, so it's probably a little behind,
Speaker 3: we should say. The eggs in this one are from
Speaker 3: a plant in Texas, and many of the one point
Speaker 3: five million cartons robes they believe could still be in
Speaker 3: people's refrigerators. This is one you need to keep an
Speaker 3: eye on.
Speaker 1: Yikes, all right, but yes, now to the aforementioned good news.
Speaker 1: Michigan has lifted it's lettuce warning. The state has been
Speaker 1: the epicenter of the cyclospora outbreak, currently reporting more than
Speaker 1: twelve thousand cases, but the state says the hasive cases
Speaker 1: has slowed to the point they are now saying that
Speaker 1: people can resume their normal lettuce eating habits. Look, I've
Speaker 1: continued to let us through out.
Speaker 2: I've just my lettuce. I've gone to restaurants and ordered
Speaker 2: lettuce watched. And you are a salad eater.
Speaker 1: I think you had your first salad out yesterday.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, lunch at lunch.
Speaker 2: Yes, I think that's the first one you've had in weeks.
Speaker 3: Yes, because YouTube been ordering salad's like crazy. It ever fine,
Speaker 3: all right, we'll continue on the run here. Now, let's
Speaker 3: head to d C, where doctor Anthony Fauci has officially
Speaker 3: been held in contempt of Congress by a Senate committee
Speaker 3: that voted for that yesterday. They did this, of course,
Speaker 3: after his appearance last week at a Senate hearing in
Speaker 3: which he refused to answer questions repeatedly took the fifth.
Speaker 3: They have an exact number. They say. It's one hundred
Speaker 3: and eleven times. He led the fifth last week.
Speaker 2: That's a lucky number. It's like an angel number is
Speaker 2: one one.
Speaker 3: The rest of this, I'm going to look at it.
Speaker 3: You like angel numbers, I.
Speaker 1: Do like angel numbers. One hundred and eleven times. That's
Speaker 1: one of my favorites too, all right. Committee chair Senator
Speaker 1: Rand Paul suggested Fauci does not have the right to
Speaker 1: plead the fifth because he was already given a pardon
Speaker 1: by President Biden. So what happens now, Well, normally the
Speaker 1: contempt resolution would go to the full Senate for a vote,
Speaker 1: but they don't have the votes to go to the
Speaker 1: full Senate, so instead, Senator Paul says he is going
Speaker 1: to send the committee's recommendation directly to the Justice Department
Speaker 1: for possible criminal prosecution.
Speaker 2: Of doctor Fauci. Wow, did not know you could circumvent that.
Speaker 3: They actually say, you can't. Okay, that would.
Speaker 2: Seem really, really wildly not legal.
Speaker 3: The breaking members said it. This is not how we you,
Speaker 3: mister chairman.
Speaker 2: To skip a step.
Speaker 3: Don't get to speak for the entire Senate. Yeah I do,
Speaker 3: that's his thing. But don't worry. Anthony Fauci has nothing
Speaker 3: to worry about because one one one the angel number means.
Speaker 3: It represents a fresh start in your life or the
Speaker 3: beginning of a new chapter. It also means that you
Speaker 3: are ready to let go of your past hurts and
Speaker 3: embark on your healing journey.
Speaker 1: Maybe fat he's gonna be fine, that's right, see, and
Speaker 1: he's getting a fresh start after all of this.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be good.
Speaker 2: Aired it all out, all right.
Speaker 3: We need this.
Speaker 2: Some numbers are real.
Speaker 3: We need some angel numbers over the straight. Oh horror
Speaker 3: moves right now as we continue on the run here
Speaker 3: now with a deal, we're told to open the strait
Speaker 3: is very close. That is coming from Iran, though, which
Speaker 3: has been in negotiations with Oman on a plan to
Speaker 3: reopen the vital shipping route. If you're not that familiar
Speaker 3: with the map over there, Iran sits on one side
Speaker 3: of the Straight of Horror moves. Oman sits on the
Speaker 3: other side. So they are the two that are working
Speaker 3: out some deal to open up the strait.
Speaker 1: Yes, so this reported deal would establish roots for ships
Speaker 1: to enter and to exit, and yes, there would possibly
Speaker 1: be some fees associated with that. The proposed deal would
Speaker 1: also ban US and Israeli ships.
Speaker 2: From passing through the strait.
Speaker 3: A bit hilarious.
Speaker 1: This is gonna get even uglier. And what did Trump
Speaker 1: say that the strait is sort of open?
Speaker 3: He said that is that?
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 3: Because there's still a block a in place.
Speaker 1: Is probably the best way to describe it.
Speaker 3: It's barely open. Negs up on the run. We'll stay
Speaker 3: with the president. He is taking another shot at birthright
Speaker 3: citizenship robes. He signed a couple of executive orders aimed
Speaker 3: at cutting down on birth tourism. In one order, he
Speaker 3: says he's going to place limits on who's eligible to
Speaker 3: become a citizen after being born in the US.
Speaker 1: Uh okay, So he's going to rewrite the constitution. Then
Speaker 1: the other would put more restrictions on who gets a
Speaker 1: visa to visit the US. The Supreme Court struck down
Speaker 1: the president's previous order on birthright citizenship, but he swears
Speaker 1: this time it's different. I don't quite understand how it
Speaker 1: will be.
Speaker 3: But wasn't his first birthright citizenship executive order? Wasn't it
Speaker 3: on day one?
Speaker 2: Absolutely? On day one?
Speaker 3: He is he is on this yes, continue on the
Speaker 3: run here now missing Mitch McConnell ain't missing anymore. He
Speaker 3: is out of rehab, he says, and he's going to
Speaker 3: be home for the first time in nearly two months. Robes,
Speaker 3: the Kentucky Center, of course, took a fall in June,
Speaker 3: June fourteenth. I think it was that led to his
Speaker 3: lengthy hospitalization. Robes. That's that's a couple of months.
Speaker 2: That's a long time, long time to be in rehabit.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: We saw the picture you saw of him smiling with
Speaker 1: Elane show his wife next to him.
Speaker 2: Stop it was hilarious.
Speaker 3: They have got to stop.
Speaker 1: It all staged and like the permegrants on both of them.
Speaker 3: It stopped.
Speaker 2: We're good. See look at us, proof of life.
Speaker 1: It also led to speculation and rumor about his condition,
Speaker 1: which his office was not forthcoming about.
Speaker 2: And so now, yes, now we get the proof of
Speaker 2: life photos.
Speaker 1: The eighty four year old Republican says he will continue
Speaker 1: recovery at home.
Speaker 2: Didn't say when he's going to return to work. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the sunate goes into recess, I believe after today. No,
Speaker 2: they're in recess now, right.
Speaker 3: They have at least a month that might be yes when.
Speaker 2: They come back. So they got a nice long break where.
Speaker 3: He might it's got time to recover before he have
Speaker 3: to go back to work. So suddenly hope he's okay.
Speaker 3: But at eighty four years old taking a fall that
Speaker 3: had to be a nasty one.
Speaker 2: That's sometimes life ending when you fall at that age.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll continue here on the run now, and
Speaker 3: he he is facing domestic abuse allegations, a House ethics investigation,
Speaker 3: and now more Republicans are calling for Max Miller to
Speaker 3: step aside and ropes everything. Max Miller said he ain't
Speaker 3: going anywhere.
Speaker 1: Yeah, The Ohio Republican has vowed he will stay in
Speaker 1: the race despite the fact that at least three women,
Speaker 1: including his ex wife, have made domestic assault allegations against him.
Speaker 2: Miller's ex father in law.
Speaker 1: Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno has already said Miller is not
Speaker 1: fit to serve. Well, he now says he's actually sent
Speaker 1: his daughter and granddaughter out of town to a secure
Speaker 1: place until he feels it's safe for them to return.
Speaker 3: Well, that is a very big statement, Yes, it is.
Speaker 3: I mean that the impression that gives.
Speaker 2: That this gun is dangerous.
Speaker 3: It's a threat. And I think he Moreno said he
Speaker 3: sent his wife, his daughter and granddaughter he had to see,
Speaker 3: send the three most important females in his life out
Speaker 3: of town to get away from a guy that robes.
Speaker 3: That is a damning statement.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: The other Ohio Senator John Husted also said the right
Speaker 1: thing for Miller to do is to get out of
Speaker 1: the race. But isn't it too late already for him
Speaker 1: to be replaced on the ballot.
Speaker 3: There's some weird that's the next week thing they have
Speaker 3: now they pushed it, all right, Continuing on the run here, now,
Speaker 3: let's turn to the Lindsay Clancy trial. Full day of
Speaker 3: testimony yesterday, the Massachusetts mom says her postpartum psychosis is
Speaker 3: to blame for the strangling deaths of her three young children.
Speaker 3: Another robes emotional start. I mean, we can just expect this,
Speaker 3: and again, this is a trial that is being live stream,
Speaker 3: so just every day it is emotion, no after emotion.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it can be very gutting to watch. But
Speaker 1: for the jurors and for Lindsay Clancy. When the state
Speaker 1: medical examiner was on the stand and went over the
Speaker 1: autopsy of eight month old Callen, they actually had the
Speaker 1: jury look at those autopsy photos. You could see and
Speaker 1: hear Lindsay Clancy sobbing. Jurors were wiping tears from their
Speaker 1: eyes with tissues they had to take a recess.
Speaker 3: Okay, you have to tell me what was the point, Like,
Speaker 3: what does it like from an evidentiar area.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're they're establishing the fact that this little eight
Speaker 1: month old was strangled. Yeah, I know, but they want
Speaker 1: to show the brutality, the reality of what she did.
Speaker 1: I guess to have it really sit with the jurors.
Speaker 1: That's the intention of the prosecution, but to.
Speaker 3: Get them upset at her. Yes, But right now it
Speaker 3: feels like it's just upsetting everybody, it's awful.
Speaker 2: It's awful.
Speaker 1: And then we heard from the Clancy family, pediatrician, the
Speaker 1: preschool teacher all spoke about not noticing any changes in
Speaker 1: lindsay how wonderful the kids were.
Speaker 2: Former coworkers, friends all.
Speaker 1: Testified basically that they saw she was tired and maybe anxious,
Speaker 1: that she had complained of brain fog, but that she
Speaker 1: they had no concerns about her harming herself or her children.
Speaker 1: Father in law, kid's grandfather also testified, said that she
Speaker 1: was a good mom, described them as an all American family,
Speaker 1: again establishing that she was operating normally, although tired and
Speaker 1: maybe anxious. The judge then actually excused the jury earlier
Speaker 1: than expected. There was a hearing about whether the defense
Speaker 1: can call certain witnesses. They're already prepping for the defense
Speaker 1: now because the prosecution says it could rest its case
Speaker 1: as soon as Monday or.
Speaker 3: Tuesday, and that would be two weeks essentially into the
Speaker 3: trial that they originally said could go a month and
Speaker 3: a half. Two months they had.
Speaker 1: A schedule, it seems, but there's a lot of controversy
Speaker 1: about what the defense is going to be bringing into evidence,
Speaker 1: who they're going to be putting on the stand how
Speaker 1: the prosecution is.
Speaker 2: Going to refute, because this is going to be key.
Speaker 1: Their expert witnesses are going to be taking the stand
Speaker 1: refuting what the prosecution's expert witnesses have said. So it's
Speaker 1: going to be interesting. We're going to have a full
Speaker 1: and detailed rapt.
Speaker 3: We almost at it now.
Speaker 1: We're just so intot you know what though, It's true
Speaker 1: because we've been so into this case, but I actually
Speaker 1: left out some key points that I that we actually
Speaker 1: need to discuss because there were suggestions by both the
Speaker 1: grandfather and a police officer who took the stand that
Speaker 1: Lindsay had issues with specifically her middle son, Dawson. We'll
Speaker 1: get into that in the next episode, so look for
Speaker 1: that on your feed, all.
Speaker 3: Right, both. We'll stay with us though on this Friday
Speaker 3: morning run when we come back, the newly crowned Miss
Speaker 3: North Carolina is now the newly decrowned Miss North Carolina.
Speaker 3: We will explain also explain why Meta, the parent company
Speaker 3: on Instagram and Facebook, facing a half billion dollar fine,
Speaker 3: but all they have to do is win this weekend's Powerball.
Speaker 3: They should be able to cover that.
Speaker 1: Just fine. Welcome back everyone to your Friday morning run
Speaker 1: and while she'd only been Missed North Carolina for a month, Yeah,
Speaker 1: Britney Bolton House is no longer. She has lost her crown.
Speaker 1: She has been dethroned, as they say.
Speaker 3: Pageant organizers released a statement saying she had not lived
Speaker 3: up to the standards and values of a title holder,
Speaker 3: and without getting into specifics, said the organization doesn't tolerate quote, racism, homophobia, transphobia, ropes.
Speaker 3: It was a long statement that didn't well, it's said
Speaker 3: a lot without saying what we were all waiting to hear.
Speaker 1: Yes, we didn't get the details, but a North Carolina
Speaker 1: news organization did publish some old social media posts attributed
Speaker 1: to her where she casually frequently over a several year
Speaker 1: period just used the N word as basically just in
Speaker 1: her regular speech.
Speaker 3: Part of her vocabulary. Period point.
Speaker 1: And she is not black, she is Latina, and she
Speaker 1: is no longer missed North Carolina. So the runner up,
Speaker 1: first runner up, Mala Hadley, who is black, by the way,
Speaker 1: will now be presenting the state of North Carolina and
Speaker 1: the Miss USA pageant in less than three weeks.
Speaker 3: I'm watching, I am too, and I have a favorite
Speaker 3: besides whoever Miss Arkansas is is going to be Miss
Speaker 3: Maya Mala Hadley from the North. I'm rooting for because
Speaker 3: no matter what, folks are going to think, she's only
Speaker 3: there because somebody else fell out, so she didn't really
Speaker 3: earn it. The number of famous cases in this world
Speaker 3: robes where somebody got something became famous from it and
Speaker 3: it wasn't They weren't the first choice. It's okay, this
Speaker 3: is how opportunity comes. And I hope she embraces it,
Speaker 3: and I hope she does well, and I would even
Speaker 3: say I hope she wins it. We'll watch it.
Speaker 1: It's a Thursday, August twenty seventh, eight pm.
Speaker 3: I will watch for her now.
Speaker 2: To be quite honest, I agree all right.
Speaker 1: Next up on the Run, the parent company of Instagram
Speaker 1: and Facebook has been ordered to pay an enormous fine
Speaker 1: five hundred and sixty seven million dollars. It's part of
Speaker 1: a landmark trial which a jury has already determined Mark
Speaker 1: Zuckerberg's company Meta should pay three hundred and seventy five
Speaker 1: million for business practices that harmed children's mental health.
Speaker 3: So the judge went further and tack this on to that,
Speaker 3: and he imposed this fine which will mostly go to
Speaker 3: he says, treating kids who've been harmed by social media.
Speaker 3: Now meta is they are appealing this judgment, of course.
Speaker 3: But this is a big deal, Robes. There are so
Speaker 3: many lawsuits out there, individual lawsuits, parents who've lost kids
Speaker 3: to suicide. Robes. This is we should pay attention. This
Speaker 3: is going to lead to probably significant changes in social
Speaker 3: media and how it's used.
Speaker 1: And I think for the better if there are more
Speaker 1: practices and more boundaries put in place to prevent kids
Speaker 1: from accessing materials that encourage or even instruct how to
Speaker 1: harm themselves.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, who isn't here for that? All right?
Speaker 1: Next up on the run, the powerball drawing is tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: We have not gotten our new ticket, but we're going
Speaker 1: to today, Babe, when we go out for lunch, we're
Speaker 1: getting our lottery ticket because it's up to eight hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty six million.
Speaker 3: Bucks three hundred and seventy million. If you want to
Speaker 3: take the cash option, you'll have even more cash. If
Speaker 3: you live in Texas, Florida, Tennessee, WI. You know you
Speaker 3: stay a zona that don't have income tax date income
Speaker 3: tax Still as big as this number is, Robe, we've
Speaker 3: seen so many big jackpots in the past. It's going
Speaker 3: up to almost ten years since they changed the rules.
Speaker 3: But this was not even in barely cracking the top
Speaker 3: fifteen of all time jackpots. But still we'll take it. Yes,
Speaker 3: we'll take We're getting to the point now where I
Speaker 3: had to have to see a billion before I started
Speaker 3: getting into You're.
Speaker 1: Hilarious all right on this Friday our quote of the day, babe,
Speaker 1: This one is for you. This quote made me think
Speaker 1: of you. It was fun, but also it also is
Speaker 1: a good thing to think about. Conversation would be vastly
Speaker 1: improved by the constant use of four simple works.
Speaker 2: I do not know.
Speaker 3: Oh man, I thought you were gonna say, I do
Speaker 3: not care.
Speaker 2: No, that's a terrible thing to say to somebody.
Speaker 3: It's uh, this, Well, it's okay. We can say I
Speaker 3: do this with you all the time, all the time.
Speaker 3: It's okay. I'll ask you a question of something and
Speaker 3: you will give me a full minute answer, and then
Speaker 3: I have to say, so, you don't know, that's true.
Speaker 1: It's like I have this, and I think a lot
Speaker 1: of us are in this camp where you have this
Speaker 1: need or this desire to somehow give someone an answer,
Speaker 1: even if you don't fully have it.
Speaker 2: Why what are you trying to prove?
Speaker 1: Okay, and actually if you just acknowledge you don't know,
Speaker 1: things get a lot simpler, a lot quicker.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm going to go back to your Diane Sawyer
Speaker 3: story that no is a full sentence, right, she said, Yes,
Speaker 3: you just said you want to be able to give
Speaker 3: someone an answer to their question, I don't know? Is
Speaker 3: an answer.
Speaker 1: Correct, and it's an honest answer, And it's actually re rushing.
Speaker 1: We're all trying to prove we know something even if
Speaker 1: we don't, and that does go back to ego. So
Speaker 1: I love this conversation would be vastly improved by the
Speaker 1: constant use of four simple words, I do not know.
Speaker 1: I have been trying to put this into practice, and
Speaker 1: it's interesting how empowering it actually is.
Speaker 2: It's the opposite of it.
Speaker 1: Like you're trying in when you're trying to explain something,
Speaker 1: or you're trying to give an answer to something you
Speaker 1: don't really fully grasp. It's it's it's anxiety inducing. Just
Speaker 1: if you just say I don't know, it's actually so empowering, you.
Speaker 3: Know, it feels even better than one I go with.
Speaker 3: Is I just no fucking clue. I say it all
Speaker 3: the clup and let's move on.
Speaker 2: It is awesome.
Speaker 1: It's like it's like, all of a sudden, the responsibility
Speaker 1: of trying to figure something out. You're just like, wait,
Speaker 1: I just don't know, and it's okay that I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but I do know we're going to
Speaker 1: have fun today.
Speaker 2: I do know. Today's going to be a great day
Speaker 2: no matter what.
Speaker 1: And without everyone, we hope you have a wonderful Friday.
Speaker 1: Thank you for running with us.
Speaker 2: I'm adey robots.
Speaker 3: Wonderful day, huh, I do not know, And with that
Speaker 3: we appreciate its always. We'll run with you soon, folks,