So how you doing? It's Friday. There is some news we got to talk about, but it's the final

day of raising money for Warrior Foundation Freedom Station. We've been to add it all

a week long. Can we get the latest total of where we are because we did that horrifying

singing thing last hour. Where are we? Glad to see the drum roll for me, would you? Glad

us a World War One V at 2. That's not a drum roll. There we go. Thank you, Vlad.

623,220 dollars. We need about a little over 20 grand on that. That's pretty cool.

My annual income sleeve boy donated $250. Boy, you got to, well, you give what you can. Boy,

can I say that one out loud? Hey, Gavin, eat a satchel of Richards. I don't know what that

means. I don't have any idea what that means. That's $25. Keep the app in man in with $50.

Fantastic. Love that. Go to Armstrong and getty.com. If you want to donate, we're going to have

to figure out a new goal, obviously. Welcome to the show. Mike Slater, our colleague on

San Diego's talk AM 760. Talk a little bit about Warrior Foundation Freedom Station.

He's been helping out over the years raising money. How you doing, Mike?

Brother, great to talk to you. Your audience is simultaneously ridiculous and amazing. 623,000.

How do you do that? Well, we got three hours to go. So I don't know what we're going to

get to, but that's a lot of money in four shows and an hour. So yeah, we're pretty happy

with that. And it's going to go a long way. So I was on your show briefly yesterday afternoon.

We wanted to have you come on and you know, you like us have been around the people that

have benefited from Warrior Foundation Freedom Station. You've been out there a bunch.

Explain what it is to you. Yeah. So the most important thing we're doing today is when

you donate, we're buying plane tickets so these guys can go home to see their families.

And all the more important this year when families aren't traveled as much and some families

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