All right, hello. Hello and welcome to what say you with me, Brian Quinn. Hey, everyone.

That's me, Brian Quinn. Hello. We have two Brian Quinn's this week. How are we doing?

Uh, you know, all right. We had a good day of shooting today. Yeah. And we are here with the new What's

Say You pod episode 31 31. What a long strange trip it's been. Huh? We have no guests today.

No, but we do have a packed agenda. We do. As per the last episode today, we are going to focus on a couple things.

Uh, besides the hero there's we want to talk about Craigslist postings. Yes. And Juggalos. That's already we have the title for show Craigslist

Postings and Juggalos. Sure. What say you on those things? We're going to hit those hard. Right. Which we don't know. We don't always have

Topics at the ready. No, usually we don't. We don't. Right. Yeah. But I like it. You know, I like it that way. It went in a while. Yeah. First things first.

Uh, about 20 minutes ago. Okay. This is this is not really like me, but I assure advice on something. And I, not that part.

Uh, I, we've talked about many things today. I had a specific. I had a frozen dinner. We got home. That's right. We got home. And to my house, to my place, we're going to start the podcast and we were hungry.

And I told you I had a frozen dinner from Kashi. Spinach and art of Chots. Right. Penne. And I said, I boarded a cut like a month ago. And I went to make it last week. And I noticed the expiration date.

Right. Was October 31st, 2013. Yeah. Which is eight, which is about eight months ago. Basically a human gestation period. Right. Like a human could, could develop and be, be birthed in basically that time. That's right. That's how long ago it was. It says, better by.

Oh, it doesn't say expired. It says, better by. It says, better if used by. Okay.

It's a crock of shit. See, I see expiration dates as twofold crocks of shit.

I think, uh, use by is an absolute crock of shit. I think that maybe.

And that's everything from food to like potency of like vitamins like sure. Maybe things lose some potency. Well, there was like a, like I had um, calcium pills made from oyster, like crushed oyster shell.

A few bags, the 10 bucks, any CVS. Okay. And there was an expiration date on it. And I was like, what the fuck? What are you talking about?

Calcium from crushed oysters. I know. How does that go bad? It's got to be a legal mandate. A legal mandate. Okay. Maybe it is then because I also saw it as well.

They just want you to throw it out and get more. I would bet it's a legal mandate. Yeah. Because otherwise they don't want that. Yes. But you're saying, but then that also means that their product is a shelf life that I'm sure

it would probably benefit them financially if it didn't have that right? If it didn't, I would say so. No, because if people use something, then they know they got to, they got to get it again. Yeah, but you're talking on the, the real micro level of the users. I'm talking about in big business selling to stores and stuff like that. I don't know. I don't know. What the fuck do? Look at me. Well, this is look at my eyes. Do I look like I fucking know anything about anything? This was annoying, because I bought the frozen dinner at like a smaller supermarket.

Like a little convenience store. Right. So it was like, it was like seven bucks, which should have been about three, four bucks.

And I didn't need it, but I didn't throw it away because I didn't know what to do with it. And I was like, am I going to get sick from this? I mean, it's past us. That's, that's a nothing.

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