Hello and welcome to Something's Off with Andrew Heaton. I'm your host Andrew Heaton in the flesh.

And the program this week is brought to you by The Seeing Eye Horse Foundation.

This is a fine charity that gets ponies and trains them to become guides for the blind

so that they can have more autonomy and dignity in their lives and be able to do all the regular things that you and

I take for granted. Now I mentioned this on the program yesterday and I got a call

afterwards from none other from a friend of the show Tom Snuffhouser. Tom is the

owner of Snuffies which which is my favorite diner, it's off of Route 44, and apparently he's had

involvement with the Singh IHorse Foundation for a while. Snuffies occasionally pairs up with them as well so I wanted to bring

Tom on to talk about the fine work they do. Tom are you there?

Greetings Mr. Heaton. This is Tom snuff-ouser coming to you from the beating heart of

America snuff hisiner on Route 44.

It's good to hear from you, Tom.

It's good to hear from a representative from Snuffies.

Good to hear from you, too, Mr. Heaney.

And I'm not at all surprised that you're involved with them.

I mean, the Snuffies is known for having its weight staff ride horses. That's the the snuffies is known you know for having its it's weight

staff ride horses that's the big snuffies thing so I'm not surprised that there

would be a horse-related charity actually Mr Eke I'd like to push back on that just a

little bit I mean snuff's Diners thing is it's amazing food now

they do have horses of course but our food is is the main thing so to speak.

Okay. I might okay. Yes of course excellent. Excellent food also the weight staff rides horses. Yes.

All right. So I'm noting that in what capacity are you involved with the seeing Ihorse Foundation to

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