Good morning. Good morning everybody. Happy Tuesday September the 13th. How are you doing?

How was that coffee tasting? And how is your week going? Did you, what did you do yesterday?

Do you watch football? Do you watch the Emmys? Do you waste your time getting virtue signal

to by celebrities? Did you not do any of that crap? Did you live, laugh, love? All right,

we are without deep this morning. Got a lot to talk about. Of course, big day to day on

Wall Street. And for the economy, we got the CPI numbers coming out at 7 30 AM central

time. So probably a rate as you guys are going to listen to this. So we'll talk about that

tomorrow. The predictions are, well, we got some predictions later on. We'll talk about

those. Ah, that coffee is tasting so good. What else we got today? We got another

education video coming out. Of course, it's Tuesday. We have a special one coming out

tomorrow. That didn't age well. So lots of content coming down the pipeline. But first,

we got to get to today's show. All right. Let's jump into our national holidays. September

13th, we have a lot to celebrate. Apparently, it is National Celiac Disease Awareness Day.

Uncle Sam Day, National DeFi Superstition Day, Roald Dalday, National Peanut Day, National

Kids Take Over the Kitchen Day. National Bald is Beautiful Day. Bald is Beautiful, man.

Ah, National Peanut Day. Some of my wife and I obviously are, we're feeding our baby

daughter, new foods. And that's been a thing we got to worry about. You know, oh, what

is she allergic to? Is she allergic to anything? We've already given her the peanut butter,

avocados, lots of stuff. She hasn't had any reactions. We had a little bit of a scare.

But it wasn't an allergic reaction. That was just new parents being, you know, scared.

My question to you guys is, did you have, and how did you, did your kids have allergies

to foods? And how did you find out? Was it a scary situation? And then my wife was

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