place radio network and now chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher. So a while ago we talked

about the Shannon Doherty. You know the actress, the great Shannon Doherty, who's struggling

with stage 4 cancer. Now she won her battle against state farm and the judgment was 6.3

million. And remember she won because she was displaced from her home. It was because

of the whosly fire or whosly fire. And they burned down anyway and someone of those

California fires. And it was her Malibu mansion. And so they did work on the house. And

they gave her a rental that she could live in while they were working on her home. But

it wasn't enough for Shannon. And so they went to court. And Shannon won. She testified

in everything. It was, I mean, she got on the stand, gave the tears. I've got cancer.

I'm struggling. And they bought it 6.3 million dollars. And state farm is like, no, we're

not paying that. So they refiled. They were like, oh, no, that's excessive. The evidence

that we submitted makes it clear that we, we reasonably made payments to Shannon. And

it's clear. And so I mean, state farm is like, we are not paying at all. So now they're

going to drag Shannon Dory suffering from a stage 4 cancer. Dying. They're just stringing

it out until Shannon dies. That's sad. She said, you drug your feet. And I just want me,

I'm just trying to, I'm just trying to live out the remaining years of my life in my Malibu

mansion that got burned down. And you won't fix it. Well, I mean, you fixed it, but you

just didn't give me enough. And you didn't do enough. And I need some more. I love that.

I don't know. It makes me hate state farm or like them. I'm not sure where I need to be

on that because they want, they've gone to court. I guess you get to, you know, you get

to really call it, you know, say no. I shout out. You get to appeal. I don't look at me

like that. But I just find it like at some point, right? I mean state, state farm. All right?

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