And the girls in the summer clothes in the cool, I believe in you know, 93 WIBC and is the

Kettle and Casey show on Rob Casey's here and Casey, it sounds like if you are a person

who visits a bar or a restaurant, it might be getting a lot more entertaining in 2023.

If, and this is the big if the Indiana General Assembly does its job and to find out

what's going on, when we talk booze, when we talk food, there's one guy we go to, friend

of the show Brad Clapinstein, Brad, how's it going?

Good, Rob Casey, great to be with you today.

All right, so before we get into what's going on with bars and restaurants in this big

bill in front of the General Assembly this year, you of course pay attention to what's

going on in the show.

You know, we've been talking a lot about property taxes, the looming skyrocket of property

taxes that the Indiana General Assembly is doing nothing about.

But you have a personal story for our audience in case they don't believe me.

Right, it's funny, right before we started this interview, I opened up my new mortgage

payment.

My payment's going up $150 a month.

So what?

Okay.

So 100 all going to escrow.

So apparently my property tax bill has come in joy.

So I'm doing math here and again, I'm a product of the public school system.

But the, let's see, so 150 a month that that would be 1500 times 10, that's $1800 a year.

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