And now, here's the question.

Ola, bitches, good day to you and yours.

All right, Seattle police are investigating after a break-in at rapper MacLamore's home.

Now, masked intruders stole jewelry, watches, and shoes.

But the worst part of it is that the intruders bear sprayed the nanny and robbed the place while

McLemore's three kids were home and that is quite messed up.

Meanwhile, another group of Seattle musicians, well, they are ripped off on the other side of the country.

Earlier this month, hearts were in lovely Atlantic City to perform at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.

Well, the night before the gig, someone stole Nancy Wilson's custom Fender Telecaster

and Paul Moog's 1966 Gibson Mandolin.

Yeah, sorry, the Mandolin, I just, I can't get excited.

Anyway, the guitar, it has since been recovered.

Now, sticking with Seattle,

a local guy was recently charged with a string of burglaries at the homes of prominent football

and baseball players. You might recall Richard Sherman and Edgar Martinez are two of this guy's

victims. And listen, these are all high-profile examples of what every, of an everyday occurrence that we call crime.

And sure, some crimes are worse than others, but we're betting that you've been a victim of it.

Look, maybe you've been robbed, or you had your identity stolen, or someone spray painted your house,

or throw a rock through your window, or I don't know, slashed your tires, or maybe, just maybe. You were walking

in downtown Baltimore and I kidnapped you. I don't know. I'm just throwing it out there. But crime

happens, and if you're alive, there's a good chance you've been a victim of it. That's just how it

works. And so today's question brought to you by our friends in advanced hair restoration is

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