Yeah, they're going to get me in on one of the new I watch threes convinced what is getting

excited about that later, but it now can do the stuff I need out of my phone without me having to carry my phone around.

I like the idea that they think that's what it's going to be. It's going to be the I'm going to leave my phone at home when I head out.

Wow. And and they're a little concerned it's going to compete with the phone, but I don't think that'll happen.

Nobody's going to stop having a phone, but I like the idea of, you know, when my kids and I go to the park, I don't take my phone anymore.

I just have that watch right. And I really like my nude becrom yoga. And so, you know, where do I put it?

Yeah, obviously.

Question.

Um, so listen, it is absolutely a human tragedy. It's a health nightmare.

And it's a logistical mystery. What to do about the homeless on the streets of America.

The cities in particular, those where we broadcast, including your West Coast megalopolis.

Well, let me jump in as the hardhearted one. It's a human tragedy on both ends. All right.

Sucks for people who have that lifestyle for whatever reason. Also sucks for tax paying population.

Absolutely.

Have done nothing wrong in their lives that have to put up with it.

And the business people who are struggling to feed themselves and their families in areas that are people

who are going to be able to buy the homeless, mentally, etc.

San Diego City Councilwoman Lori's app joins us serving your tech and term representing the beach and Bay

community's district to and has been speaking about out about the hepatitis A epidemic and what to do about it.

Lori, how are you?

I'm doing well. Thank you. Get in my day going.

Hey, listen, 16 people dead is no joke.

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