To be able to marry everyone, it's yours.

To a Tanka Balala, giving his mother a new vehicle for Mother's Day.

Hasn't signed his contract yet, but I think he'll be okay.

He'll be able to afford it.

He won't have to finance that one for the next 48 months.

I think he'll be good to go with the escalate that he per-oh, look at the dogs there,

a couple of good boys and or good girls frolicking in the yard on Mother's Day.

Hope everybody had great Mother's Day. A different kind of year, different kind of experience.

You know, and it's strange because as we adjust to this reality of life in the pandemic,

it's also important not to let our guards down too much because the virus is still out there.

And again, we don't want to turn this into a political show, a news show, an epidemiological show.

But we just hope everybody continues to be on guard because, you know, it's human nature.

You get numb to things.

You get used to things.

Let's not get so used to this that we get soft in our

approach to keeping ourselves healthy. We want everyone to stay healthy, Chris, as long as

possible. And I've seen some things that make me think that not everyone is as vigilant as

they need to be as we continue to try to contain the spread of this virus. Well, no, they're not.

You know, I mean, yes, is the country, you know, perfect right now with our approach

across the board?

No, it's not.

I mean, there's, you know, different sets of rules and laws and guidelines that of people

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