Don't be ashamed if you get confused when you talk to your friends or you watch the news.

They try to tell you where all went wrong.

Now you don't need to argue, just sing this song.

It was rich people stack in the dick.

Rich people with big back checks.

Rich people, they're having a ball.

Rich people been f*** us on.

Hello, everybody.

And welcome back to Yeat the Rich.

I'm Emily Walsh, and I'm here with my co-host and husband, Danny Moss.

Hello.

Hello.

How are you doing?

How's your week, Ben?

Fucking chill, man.

I'm ready to sit back, relax, and listen.

That's where I'm at.

I am done talking about just, I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. The Murdox wore you out. They wore me out a little bit. They're just so nefarious and it's so recent. Like it's not like, oh, and then back in the day, it's like, no, this was like a week ago. Yeah, right. It's infuriating. Well, with our new story, we're going to go way back in time to start, and then we're going to work our way up to today. So, you know, we have a little bit of time to get ready in the past. Yeah. To get ready for the atrocities of today. Correct. We also, we have our dog sitting between us. Yeah, we'll see how long it lasts because he is. We're trying something new. Up to no good often. But follow us on Instagram because he'll be in the clips maybe. Hell yeah. He's literally sitting right between us, contemplating what is happening and why we're not looking at him and actively petting him. He is the best, this boy. Yeah. But he's excited. I'm excited. You're excited.

Have we said even what this is yet?

We haven't. We haven't even said it. I've been teasing it. But we're talking about the Coca-Cola company. So get excited. Woo! That's me being excited. Yeah, 100%. You know, I grew up outside Atlanta, like moved down there in middle school.

So I drank a lot of Coca-Cola when I was a kid. Prime Coke years. Prime, prime Coke years. And all the way up into college and then beyond. Nowadays, I don't partake nearly as much as I did. I have to say when I met you. Yeah. So we met when Danny was 22, I was 25, and we were working at a summer theater festival where you would work like 14 hours a day. Right. And your chosen form of caffeine was Coca-Cola. That's right. Still at 22. And you would carry around a 12-pack like a security blanket. Like you had the thing. Yeah, I think my blood was caramel colored.

Yeah.

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