Riverside is generally pretty reliable.

This is much better on my home computer than I'm working.

Nice. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, your home, your work computer's very limpy. No, it's like a twillap. Yeah. Limping along. Okay. Hello, everyone, and welcome to another episode of getting hammered. I'm your host, Mary Catherine Ham. I'm here with my co-host, Vic Mattis, of the Washington Free Beacon. We're your morning show for any hour, over-caffeinated and under-prepared. We're going to talk about the news, and that might be all we talk about again, because it's a lot, man. And I have a personal story because I was there. But first, let's check in with Big. Vic, how's it going? Hello, Mary Catherine. I am hanging in there a little stuffy. So apologies to our listeners. It's that time of the year with the pollen or ragweed or whatever it is it's in

the year. So I'm feeling fine, just sounding a little stuffy. I had two observations for you

before we start. One is an airport observation since I've been doing a lot of travel lately.

Do you ever notice this when you go particularly early flights or you land somewhere

and it's early in the morning when you land somewhere?

I noticed this because when we flew to Kansas City, it was a very early flight.

Like the plane left at 6.10 a.m.

Right.

That's out of, out of Reagan.

Yeah.

You go in to Terminal 1 because it's Southwest.

And it's nice.

There's little cafes and stuff.

It's five something in the morning.

It's packed.

People are sitting down, eating, having coffee.

You should not be, no one's eating at 5 a.m.

If you were a normal person, you wouldn't be doing this.

Your body's not supposed to be doing this.

And yet it's there.

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