If someone's ever given you one of those monthly subscription gifts where you get the chocolate of the month or this is a real one

The socks of the month club every month. You're like, oh, that's a fun little gift and it reminds you that they were thinking of you

Well buckle up buttercup

We're about to take subscription services to a whole new level

It's the chicken of the month club. That's right. You can join me in other parties and way FM listeners at FH dot org slash

Wally's show and give two chickens to a different family every month now chickens in these developing countries make a huge

Difference in the lives of these families these chickens provide a sustainable source of protein through their eggs every day

Which helps nourish malnourish kids and since chickens multiply quickly

It's a great side hustle for these families and that they can generate income by selling eggs or chicks in the market and by you doing a

$28 a month gift you can make sure that a different family gets two chickens every month

That's kind of cool and very different if someone gave me two chickens every month

I wouldn't know what to do with that but in these other countries they not only know what to do with them

They're also very thankful for people thinking of them and helping them out of these tough times

So what I love about food for the hungry is their mission to end poverty by going to the places and walking with some of the world's most vulnerable people

And they've done it for 50 years you can trust them and you can do some good right now

So go to fh.org slash walley show if you want to join our chicken in the month club

But come to the walley show after cast all the things we didn't get to during the course of the show today

That was a little sing songy, but I'm happy because it is Friday

We'll get to weaken plans in a little bit and it just feels good to have survived the week, huh?

We're here

All right, so here's a little bit of COVID news and you know, we talk about it COVID a lot because obviously it's still a thing

Again, I am just

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