Good news to start today. The U.S. Department of Transportation issued its final guidance on the subject.

An added miniature horses to the list of service animals that can fly in any cabin.

That's right.

Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you.

Trained miniature horses, officially recognized in the Americans with Disabilities Act as a legitimate service animal, the agency has decided they must be able to fly. It's good news for a lot of people.

Not only just horses, but people, because now there's some people out there.

You know, won't have to fly just private,

and fly bubbly.

I'm not naming any names but

I think you know who I'm talking about

What are you?

What do you? I mean, just want to distill the music and

you want me to relaunch it again? No. You know I love doing that. I know. I know you do that.

I just wanted this all I just wanted the music with the with the Camille I mean the horse sound and yeah

this horse sound we do often play it when we mention Camille but was the other actress that looks like a horse?

No other one.

I know what you're talking about.

No idea what you're talking about with people looking like horse faces.

I mean we had the we had the horse face now there's a difference. There's a difference like John

Carey has a horse face. You know the accident that's political, so I got to take it easy.

I don't want to get too political.

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