Welcome to another episode of the Sweater Vest Dial Dialogues. My name is James White, and we are joined of course by the man that I

I figured because you know Idaho is degrees of latitude

north of Phoenix, Arizona where it's already

101 degrees, it could be 116 degrees the next two days here in Phoenix.

That if I was dedicated enough to our traditions to be wearing a sweater vest in July in Phoenix, that we could expect something of that from our friends in Moscow.

But I'm sort of figuring that you've just been so overwhelmed with your battle with the

principalities and powers of Moscow that you just you just couldn't even remember a sweater vest.

Is that sort of what's going?

No, I didn't forget it.

I thought about it, but it's just so blazing hot up here.

You guys don't know what heat is.

Yeah, we don't. We have no earthly idea.

116 in the shade.

Honestly, this, I don't mean.

Look, if you live in a place that's 116 in the shade and you still live there

Then I don't trust anything you say

I've lived here for over 40 years. So yes'm I'm well aware of what people think but look

New Year's Day it's 72 for a high and 42 for a low so it all it all evens out

eventually but but honestly here in Phoenix one of the big things during the summer is they actually have public service announcements to remember your children in the car because every year we lose kids because it takes maybe 15

minutes and they're gone if you leave them inside a car. It's it's amazing. You know

car seats and stuff like that. You know, we've had big families that have, you know, 15 kids and somebody forgets and it's literally happened and I've gotten into a car at 178 degrees inside the vehicle.

So it's intense, but it's our desert and we love it.

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