Hi everybody, welcome to Will and Amela Live. It's a pleasure to have you here. Thank you so much for supporting us. I'm your co-host, Amela Pinobi. And here we have Mr. Will Whit. Will, thanks for being on today.

Great to be here. As I walked in, people said that I look different than usual. Yeah, I've got to say you're looking taller and wiser today.

How do you look wise? There's just something about you. I think that does it. Guys, all jokes aside, we have a one Mr. Dennis Prager in the house today.

Woo! How amazing is that? And Dennis is going to be taking the place of William today because William is out and about in Europe. He's going to be, you know, trouncing around doing his thing, talking freedom.

I know. I wouldn't let him into my house even.

For different reasons. Has nothing to do with the vaccination. So I was allowed in to Hungary last summer. There was a, there was a governmental permission I got.

Oh, really? It was, it's amazing that you needed. You'll love this. So after I spoke at in Hungary for this conference. So you may not know this about me.

But it's the only thing that I'm aware of that I brag about. I've been to 130 countries. I brag about that. No matter what happens, I drop that fact.

As you should. It's reprehensible, but I do it. Anyway, so I had not been to Slovakia. I had been to Czechoslovakia, but I'm very honest. I'd only been to the Czech part.

So I've never been to independent Slovakia. Okay. All right. So that borders Hungary. And I said to my wife, Sue, we got we got a drive to Slovakia. I mean, I have to add this country. Right. She said, great. She's, she's a trooper.

Uh-huh. But how do you get in Slovakia? I don't have government invitation. Then. So this is precious. You'll love this. Good reason. I'm telling you. It's so adorable. The story.

So one of the people that I met at the conference in Hungary was a Slovak priest. It's a very Catholic country. A terrific guy about 30, 35, maybe the maximum total live wire character.

And he said, so you got to visit me in Slovakia. I said, that's what I want to do. He said, okay, great. I said, there's a problem. You have to be vaccinated to get into Slovakia.

So he thought for a moment and he goes, well, I think I have a solution. He wrote me a letter on Archdiocese Stationary that I was attending the funeral of my brother.

Oh, my long lost Slovak brother whom I never knew I had. Oh, I'm framing the letter. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. Did you? Did you have to shut it here when you showed that to the government officials? That is such a great question. Here's the joke. We drove by the border. They just waved through us.

So you're like thinking of your brother's age. What happened to him? Yes, exactly. Do you know this is really ironic. When I got home, I told my brother the stories older than I, my one sibling. And for whatever reason, he didn't find it funny.

I mean, I think it's hilarious that I attended my living brothers. I could see a few reasons why I won. I'm not.

I'm not one of those people, but I could I could see why that's what I might be. That is right. Now speaking of vaccination, Dennis, you just you just set us up for a perfect segue. I want to show you this video out of Quebec. If you want to put those have Quebec, if you want to put those headphones on to hear what this young news anchor is saying.

Here's a video out of Quebec news talking about what it's going to be like to go to grocery stores, specifically large grocery stores because apparently the size of the grocery store matters in this case. Here we go.

They big box stores that have a footprint of 1500 square meters or more are going to have to ask people customers to show proof of vaccination. Now pharmacies and grocery will be exempt from this. So if you're going into a Costco or a Walmart or something like that, where you might be going in to buy groceries or visit the pharmacy.

In that case, an employee will have to be with that person as they walk through the store to make sure that they do not go and buy other products or other items that might be in the store. Now today, there you go. That's the clip. Yeah. So you can't go to a large store without your vaccination card. And if you try to go grocery shopping without one, you will have a vaccine babysitter essentially that make sure you only buy food and medicine.

This past week, I read a piece in the Montreal Gazette by a Quebecer who visited Florida for vacation. Oh gosh.

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