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We are back, folks, here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050WTKA, online at the big 1050.com. Sam Webb, Mr. Ira Wynchrop on the other side. I was laughing because Ira talking about me picking my switch when I was a kid, yeah? Those were not the days, so to speak. But, uh... Can you imagine? Now, like if you... Like, if you... Not that we do this, right? But, like, if you did this at home and, like, one of your boys went to school, like, yeah, my dad told me to pick a switch. And what, like, oh, my goodness, the calls that would immediately happen. But when it happened to you back in a day, they're like, yeah, that should happen. That's normal. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, man. That was,

that was the power for the course. I mean, every, every kid. Man, every kid. And, you know,

it was one of those things where the first, geez, up until third grade, I went to Foss Avenue Christian School.

A lot of my childhood friends went to, you know, like Christian school growing up.

And, man, so we got paddles, I wrote.

We got paddles.

So there were times where I got paddled at school, came home, got the paddle by grandma,

and then got home and got the third whipping for the same thing.

Like, you know, you shouldn't get whoopins three times for the same thing, man.

That's just, that's just not right.

I don't care what, I don't care what family you come from, you know, what culture you come

from, getting whoopings three times are the same thing.

It's not right.

I'm just, I'm calling foul on that.

Do you personally?

How about 17 states still allow it?

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