Well, here we are. It is hotter than hell outside and no better time than to talk about

a little hockey than not then right now when it's going to be 147 degrees outside the

last minute blues podcast. The summertime edition of the show you've got myself Donnie

Fandango Jamie River. Gentlemen, what's going on? It is. My goodness, like one oh something

right? It feels like it's seven too much at 730 this morning. It was it was like offensive

and oppressive. Like that, you know, one of the two 45 this morning, my car said 79 degrees

or something just disgusting like that. It's one of those days and I love living here and

I do. But it's one of those days where I go of all the places that I could have chosen

to live. I got to live somewhere where it's hotter than the face of the sun. That's nice.

I'm from Canada, right? So you try to get used to this and it's taken me 20 some years

at that point because in Canada, like your nighttime, you can go hoodie even as beautiful

like 85 during the day, sunny at night drops down to like, you know, maybe high 60s. You

know, a little campfire you're fine. Wake up in the morning, walk the dog, maybe a little

zip up. Oh, everything's great. I get up in the morning here like 630 this morning,

my dog out. I got hit in the face as I opened the patio door by just like a hot mist. Yeah,

you know what it reminds me of Vegas. It's like somebody has a hair dryer and just pushing

it. Right. Man, 100% just like hot air just coming out. You go to Vegas to get a hair

dryer or put it in your face. Yes. I do. I do. It's always weird with them, dude. It's

always something. You know, I have to say this to I have to say this to Jamie. This is embarrassing

to say, but it's but it's too good to not during the parade. I was. You're talking about

the marty grob. Right. During the the blues championship parade, I was at Broadway and I

was right by the Hilton there at the ballpark. And I was about 10 people back. All right.

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