My Denver friends that I've stayed with have lived in Phoenix, Las Vegas, Omaha, and now they're in Denver, and they say no town blows up on the 4th of July, like Omaha.

I try to explain that to people.

Yeah.

And I was talking to people back east, I mean, because I went to bed before the July and just at like nine o'clock.

I was drinking all day.

And it was like, there's, I heard a couple booms here and there.

But it's, I can't explain.

And luckily a friend of mine was hanging out with me though on Saturday.

Oh, excuse me, Friday, I believe, Fourth of July.

And he had been to Omaha and visited me a few times.

And, and he's owned Fourth of July.

He said, no, you guys don't understand.

You can't explain that town.

I don't think there's anybody in the country that blows up like Omaha.

There's a haze of smoke over the entire.

Good or bad.

If you're into it or not, that's the point.

The point is that every house, every other house has something shooting shooting in the air and you don't even have to buy fireworks and you try to explain i

you just got to go i mean i hate to say i think omol should advertise it that way come to omaha for this this night only because it's just it's the whole city it's not one professional one and not some guy you know with a few that has some money.

No, it's everybody.

Every neighborhood has something going on.

Every year the local TV stations, at least one of them I know, will put out like a time lapse video of...

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