Good, good news coming out of Philadelphia today, the annual Philly Naked bike ride is back on.

Yes, it was postponed or even really canceled last year due to the pandemic.

But August 28th, it's going to be back on the 10 mile Philly Naked bike ride.

Yeah, you're going to be able to traverse the streets of the city of brotherly love for three hours passing by the sites of the Liberty Bell Independence Hall that are all popular tourists with families.

And that's good because you'll be able to see naked bike riders biking through the streets of Philadelphia for another year.

Now, there is one rule to this year's Philly Naked bike ride. Sure, you don't have to wear a shirt or pants or underwear, but you will have to wear a mask.

That is unbelievable. Now, I know that might change. They said that, you know, hey, we know the city has lifted most of its COVID-19 rules, but you know, we still have to do that.

And you know, it may change. We, you know, you might in the future, it may change, but right now we're following the guidance. Are you, are you following the guidance for the Philly Naked bike ride 2021?

But sure, you can be, you can be naked as a J bird, but be sure to wear a mask.

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I love the fact that the point naked bike ride is promoted as a riding together to promote fuel conscious consumption, positive body image, mutual aid and cycling advocacy.

Yeah, that's great. I mean, they do realize that their bicycles are all made with modern petro technology, right? I mean, they, maybe they don't, maybe they don't.

Anyway, it should be, should be a blast to follow that on social media as they traverse the streets of Philadelphia for another year.

Can't wait, can not wait. So a great story coming from Brooksville, Florida. Well, I mean, it's not a great story for the city of Brooksville.

I love Brooksville, Florida. I worked in Brooksville, Florida for, for a couple of years at the 1450 JB country when it was a country station in downtown Brooksville.

I believe I was Alan Jeffries at the time, Saturday, Saturday evening, Saturday nights and Sunday afternoons at the 1450 JB country.

Steve Manual was the owner. I think he's still the owner, although I'm not sure.

Nice man, really, really nice man. Anyway, in downtown Brooksville, they sold a building underneath their water tower in the city, but come to find out part of that building property was the water tower.

So the city no longer owned the water tower. Yeah, yeah, we don't need it. It's just the water tower of the city. You do what you want with it.

So this guy bought the building at the base of the water tower as he wanted to says here he planned to build the gym. I don't know if he still does. He bought the building and the water tower for $55,000.

And he said that there seemed to be more to the description than he was asking for in the purchase, but you know, whatever. I just wanted to spend my $55,000 on the building.

I didn't care about the description. So then they went down to the county property appraisers office and the appraisers said, yeah, you know, you're the owner of the town's water tower now.

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