So for those of you can't tell, for a variety of reasons that we won't go into right now, Casey has reached the up for which she cannot stand. And this may actually be the day. And for once, it's not even my fault. That's the great thing about all this. Of all the things that you thought would set Casey over the edge in which she just lights the studio on fire, you would have thought it would have been something I did.

And for once, I have nothing to do with any of it.

No, you're good.

This is the day that Casey May indeed, a day that could go down in WIBC lore.

So we got a variety of just wacky state government stories to get to today.

There's one story we're going to talk about I didn't even know was a thing.

I didn't even know that could be done.

And we'll talk about that.

But yes, Casey, I was given a gift over the weekend.

And we have many, many, you know, despite the fact that we're told that, hey, nobody's

listening to your show and then the ratings say we're number one and above, blah, blah, blah.

We get people all the time who will respond to things that we discuss on this radio program,

which is crazy because nobody's listening.

But over the weekend, someone who I have known for a very long time, and I think the world of, contacted me because we had done a segment on the challenge coins.

The Indiana Capitol Chronicle had a big expose on challenge coins and how much our state government is spending

on these challenge coins. And for those you don't know, challenge coins are something that

originated of the military, sort of like a wave camaraderie amongst the military and giving

these coins to various people that are associated with that.

And now it's a whole thing where people in state government are buying all of these challenge

coins and they're just giving them out to who knows who.

And people are looking around going, okay, but we don't have any money to pay the state bills

without raising taxes.

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