The Bert Show.

I would circle back to something that Mo just said and I wasn't sure if I was going to bring this up on the show or not, but I think I'm going to here.

Oh God. I know it's going to be a...

Some will probably feel like it's controversial. To me, I don't... it just seems like common sense. You mentioned it a couple of weeks also. Mo just mentioned it. It's happened to me two or three times now over the course of the

last couple of months. Oh boy here we go. I'm all for people coming into our

country getting citizenship and working in our country, right?

However, I am starting to run into more and more people that are dealing with the general

public that can't speak English.

Uber specifically now.

I've gotten in like three or four Uber cars.

I had a massage therapist.

I told you guys about a couple of weeks ago also that I couldn't communicate with because she didn't speak the language at all.

Now don't get me wrong. This is not some political statement on opening the borders or

build that wall.

I just feel like if you're going to work in this country

with the general public, like if you're going to work

in a profession where you don't have to

communicate then go ahead you know who don't you don't speak a language but if you're

going to be like in a ride share or in this case a massage therapist or have interaction

with a customer with a customer, then you should be able to speak the language.

I not fully but enough to be able to communicate.

Yes.

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