The Hello everybody ladies and gentlemen boys and girls Dennis Prager and

Julie Hartman it's the Dennis and Julie podcast I realize just as we were entering I open up everyone this is and it's

unofficially it worked out I open up each one and you close each one we could

switch one day we could but it brings up a thought.

One of the reasons we get along so well

is we have a division of duties.

Interesting, isn't it?

Very interesting. Yeah. So I have a question. interesting,

yeah.

So I have a question.

It occurred to me right before we went on and we could spend one minute or more.

I'm just, this is a curiosity question.

I, I'm, it's rare that I can't predict your response

because I know you so well as you can predict my

responses but I give you my word I have no idea what you'll say what do we do well I'll put it this way do you think that obliterating

Mrs. was a good thing for society. Oh my gosh I have so many opinions on this no I still call adults and I'm 24 years old so I guess I'm an adult I mean of course I am an adult I am an adult I get the point. I call adults Mr and Mrs. XYZ because it was drilled into me as a child to do that and I still enjoy doing it because it's a way of it's such a it's such a a polite and subtle and dignified way to

signal your deference and your respect for a person and I think it's a catastrophe that it's gone away. You know there are

schools in Los Angeles and I'm sure this is the case now all around the

country but it when I was growing up there were schools in LA where it was customary for students. was I think that is so disrespectful. That's a given. I can't stand that. What was this? That was a

there is a collapse of all hierarchy. That's what that's about. Nobody is above you, not your teacher, not your parent, not the policeman, not your clergyman, no one.

No one is above you.

But that's a separate one.

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