from the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast

Center. Yeah, I'm strong. I'm show daddy. I'm strong and getty show. So a bunch of

different things I want to talk about. I was here yesterday. I was sick from a

gastrointestinal thing, I guess, according to a doctor friend, I know. He said my

symptoms were consistent with something I ate. He said it's almost guaranteed

something. I ate.

Ecoli. Unless it was the power bar I ate, which I suppose it could be.

Was it like a dry? It was one of those dry, crunchy things in a wrapper. It just

seems pretty unlikely that there's anything wrong with that.

Can Ecoli live in something like that or Salmonella? I don't actually know the only

thing I ate was delicious, delicious sandwich from Arby's. I was sick. I was rough.

I will do a lot to avoid that ever happening again. I don't know what you do, but I heard

that. So quick on air meeting. Do we have the wokshviks on the mark? A theme

stuff still ready to go? Does somebody like mix that down?

I don't believe. Oh, we got it. We got to mix that down so it's available. That's an

ongoing feature, Dan.

Maybe next segment. We'll get that together.

All right. So this next day, I want to talk about Israel because that's going on as we

speak. But so we got this clip of a teacher losing their S as we heard. And it's not a

flattering view of a teacher. It's a teacher that may have, well, may have suffered

burnout as we were talking about last hour over a one particular student and things

got out of hand here. I haven't heard it.

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