We're already at $1,200 donated to the second.

Hey, James D.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Appreciate that very much.

I, you know, you're incredibly kind and you've given a lot and you've done that all

long and I appreciate you.

There are a lot of people out there that want to help out.

And so, Tom, tell them how to do that as I can't see where the donations are coming from on my screen. I just see that it has happened. I don't know who's doing it. I want to make sure I acknowledge folks. We won't spend the entire two hours just talking about that as is a donation show. It would be like Chris Berman calling another home run in a home run derby. That gets annoying. It's not fun to listen to.

Chris Berman sucks.

I don't want to suck.

So what we'll do is we will certainly probably at various points of the show,

reflect back and say, you know, these folks here, that a boy, that a girl, whatever it is.

And then other than that, we'll just keep right on roll and having a conversation. But I do want people to know how to do this because we're going to go flying past that $4,000 modest goal that you have up there, especially with this great start from James B, that $1,200 and somebody just donated $20. So here we go. Let's go. Let's talk about it.

How do they do it?

So it's very easy.

You just go to YouTube. This is a YouTube donation function. This is not Facebook. If you're watching on Facebook, you got to hop over to the YouTube page. If you're on X slash Twitter, you got to hop on over to the YouTube page. So you go to YouTube.com. you search Warchance or Jeff Cameron's show.

It's going to pop up and you will see the thumbnail, which is donation shows, this charity show has a giant logo of the Second Harvest of the Big Bend. And then once you find your way into the YouTube video, underneath the chat, there's a giant donation button. It says donate or donate now. You'll see the module. Elise just did it for $20. Thank you so much, Elise. Ziler for $50. Thank you very much.

Noel's fan. That's Marty in for $50. We're up to $1,270. How about that? That's a good number.

That's a lucky number from the old days, $12.70 out of $4,000 for a gold.

It's very simple.

If you want to donate, you head to our YouTube feed and help us reach our goal. Again, last year, we hit 5,500. I don't know that we can duplicate that this year. That's a lot to ask. So we set a goal for 4,000 this year. But thank you. We're on our way, everybody. Thank you so much. Hey, Tom, right off the bat, I do want to mention, and you know it peaked my interest with the

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