Welcome to the Judge John Hodgman podcast. I'm summertime fun time guest bailiff Monty

Belmonti from W RSI 93 9 the river in North Hampton, Massachusetts. One last time, I guess,

it's the last day of summer. And yes, that was a Hamilton reference.

Yes, indeed, Monty. This is September 21st broadcast date. Recording date September

2nd, it is indeed almost the end of summertime fun time. As is the very last episode this year

of the Judge John Hodgman podcast that I will be recording here in WERU 89.9 in Blue Hill

with summer time, summertime intense guest engineer Joel Mann, Hyjol.

Hi, John. Oh my God. Charles, wow. It's a clear throat.

And we are clearing the docket. Blind justice style.

Yeah, blind justice style because my internet is so compromised up here that I did not even

see this thing until I got to WERU and I haven't had time to read it. And Monty also just received

the docket. So we don't know what the cases are. And so we're going to be we're waiting in I have

not even had a chance to even think about any of these. It's going to be blind justice. It's going

to be snap judgment. And it's just going to be freestyle, end of summertime fling. Blow out.

Love it. And Joel, you're going to weigh in too. Okay. I'm ready. All right.

Patrick writes, it is the summer in very humid in Kansas City. So I frequently walk around my

second story apartment in no clothing to be more comfortable. My wife, Paige frequently

becomes upset due to lights being on and curtain slightly open, which she says makes it so neighbors

who may be walking their dog see me as I live more comfortably. I believe that due to the fact

that I live on a second story, any person who sees me has to make an active choice to look into my

windows and should not be surprised to see a person exposing privates in their private home.

Should my wife stop asking me to put on clothes when it's so hot and sticky or should I be more

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