Hello and welcome to Something's Off with Andrew Heaton. I'm your host Andrew Heaton. And it being a Friday, we're going to do another release valve episode. That is to say that

we are under no obligation to be thoughtful or substantive at any point in today's podcast.

We'll try to avoid it where we can.

I'm going to bring on Chad Pather here in a minute,

and he's going to be funny along with me discussing

some of the headlines that CNN-NPR Fox are all too cowardly to handle, and we'll get into them but before we do that funny or not we do have to pay the

bills and that means a word to our sponsor the program is brought to you by the

seeing ihorse Foundation fine organization that provides guides to blind people that happen to be horses.

That is, the guides are horses.

I've done this throughout the week. I think you're aware at this point that the Saying

I Horse Foundation is a fine organization that adds a lot of autonomy and dignity

to people's lives. I've got some feedback and email from listeners this week so I need to clarify a few things.

As you know, my favorite diner is Snuffies off Route 44 and I spend a surprising amount of time

on this program reminding you that though the weight staff is on horseback,

you should not bring your horse to snuffies.

So a couple of you emailed me and wanted to know,

if you're blind can you bring your guide horse to

snuffies yes you can but I want to further clarify because somebody brought in

a blind horse to snuffies earlier this week that's not the same thing if your

horse is blind it doesn't matter don't bring your horse to snuffies earlier this week that's not the same thing. If your horse is

blind it doesn't matter don't bring your horse to Snuffies and in answer to your

next question because I know I'm going to get this an email if you have an

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