All right. Enough about me. Turtle Boy is going to join me here in a little while.

If you don't know who that is.

He runs Turtle Boy Sports, which is not really sports.

It's a whole bunch of things.

He's broke a bunch of stories.

Police stuff out in Worcester, you know, I mean if you, if you are, listen to me, you probably know where he is.

He'll tell his story and he's run into a lot of the same problems I have.

He's somebody who looks, he writes some things sometimes where I'm like,

is that necessary we get into that but he's he is important and he himself his work is necessary right now in the media

particularly in the New England area that is just void of anybody who asks any questions.

You know, a couple of parity accounts, me and Turtle Boy.

That's pretty much the media right now.

You know, I laugh at the globe last couple days and Turtle Boy and I talk about a

little bit. The Stephanie Ebert who wouldn't come on the podcast. I called her. I'll

tell you that in a second. She wrote the story about these women in Wayland who got together and basically shut down these two massage parlors that turned out to not have any sex trafficking at all.

And they just, you know, basically assume because they were Asian that they were

sex traffickers or prostitutes so I would say that's some bias right there some racism in my opinion but this Hebrew one makes these women who

ruined these other women's lives make a look like heroes you know like it's a

fucking Disney movie with these moms and their dogs and whalenin and their

million dollar houses.

It's pathetic.

And then Joe Vanaki today, the Globe,

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