Last night we heard that James Comey has been indicted again. This time because he posted 8647 on

Instagram, said, uh, I just found these seashells like this. And then he took a picture, posted it.

And the thing is, 86 has a couple of different meanings. Most of you probably know this already

because it's been talked about quite a bit,

but it usually is referred to at a restaurant, getting rid of an order, or removing an item

from the menu.

However, there are many different origins to the phrase 86, and no one really knows which

one is true.

Some people believe that it's a mafia slang term for eight

miles out and six feet under. Reference the old Vegas mafia days where they drive you into the

desert and bury you on the ground. It meant to kill you. And then when people started saying 86

it, people in the service industry started saying it too. There's a legend that an old soda pop shop

had a number on the menu,

number 86, that got removed. And so when someone said, hey, so they remove it, then there's

another item eventually removed. And someone says, hey, what happened to the banana split?

86th, meaning a reference to the other item that was removed as well, and thus it became a verb.

And still my favorite is that UCMJ 86 has to do with going AWOL.

Some people believe that's where the term 86 came from, meaning to make somebody disappear,

if you know what I mean.

Well, regardless, James Comey was indicted as they are saying it is a threat against the

president. The only issue, a lot of people have said 8646, 8647, and what are you going to do?

You're going to go after every single person, but my friends, the moral dilemma I present to you

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