Good morning. The house passed a set of bills to reopen the government but with no money for a border wall.

Hey, there I am. I forgot the plug in my headphones.

Hey, Wirl, this is producer Jimmy Gutierrez and I recorded myself one early

early morning a few weeks ago on a hunch. So I'm here early in the morning and I

just want to check out two Pillsbury Street and I want to see how much energy we're wasting and I want to see how Sam Evans Brown feels about it.

How would you describe the office building at two Pillsbury Street it is a new

nondescript rectangle it's just a chunk of chunk of brick.

Yeah. It's not like Soviet Russia, but it's not, you know, it's not interesting.

So what do you think goes on in there when no one's around?

I can only imagine.

Parties?

Dance parties.

Dance parties.

Standing in the parking lot from the sixth floor,

it looks like the entire newsroom all the lights are still on. Which is cool, because that means they've just been chilling like that for the entire night.

So I went inside of our Nautescript building.

So I'm isn't going to like this either, but I'm taking the elevator up.

Sorry Sam, no stairs this morning.

Right as I step off of the elevator into the lobby, the entire lobby is like extremely well lit like burning my redness. I don't even think you can turn those off. They just don't have a switch just on forever. Another thing that really stood out was how G.D. Warm it was.

G. Dern. Kildane warm. It's warmer than my apartment. I could lay down on the floor

without a blanket and knock out.

Like a building this size, you could probably turn the heat off all night

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