So we don't get Tim Maloyer as he was known and he was a regular caller on the Armstrong

and get a show many, many years ago. We don't get Tim Maloyer Tim Sanifer in studio as much as we used to.

But since you are in studio today, Tim Sanifer. Yeah, I love what you done with the place.

You are still bearded. I am. You know, it's been eight years that I've been that I've had a beard.

And you ask me every time I'm slim. What an idiot. You know,

and you're not carrying a trash can size. No soda. Yeah, I used to like you used to.

I used to and and time caught up with me. I'm off carbonated beverages. I'm a really. Yeah.

Yeah. I haven't taken any more. Blue a gasket or something. Congratulations.

Be on the beard end of soda. Before we get into the substance of our conversation with Tim about his

fabulous new tome and other constitutional issues in America, do things. Number one.

And I think this will be good for you to hear. You know, those warnings like kind of McDonald's pie,

the hot apple pie, this is cont, caution content, maybe hot, filling maybe hot.

And we've always asked who are those four. Well, they're for me. For the second day in a row,

I've gotten a brand new hot cup of coffee, gotten into a brief conversation with somebody,

then swig down an enormous mouthful and burnt my tongue in my mouth and and cried out in in pain,

fury and humiliation. So those warnings are for me. Gotcha. I sympathize, man. I drew blood

eating shrimp twice in a row a few weeks ago. It was a how do you how do you manage to I cut my

hand with shrimp tails at two separate meals on two successive days, till there was blood running

down my hand. How does somebody do that? I don't know. I never thought of prawns as a weapon.

You're a lawyer. Why didn't you sue somebody? Second thing, do you agree with Jack in my

interpretation of the Eighth Amendment? It's prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment.

If something is merely cruel or merely unusual like being berated by clowns, that would be

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