Wake up America before it's too late. The Steve Day show.

And greetings. Happy Monday back here within the comfy confines of our

posh still relatively new studios courtesy of Blaze TV radio and podcast.

I am Steve Dates. He's Todders and he is Aaron MacIntyre.

You are all of you. And I got to see a couple hundred of you this weekend.

I mean, what an incredible speaking of how's the red carpet?

I mean, it was just an just incredible. I mean, Saturday and first of all,

shout out to the folks over at standup Michigan who put this thing on

MGR theaters there in suburban Detroit, in Troy, everybody did a first class job.

They you could tell they're not used to having lines on a Saturday afternoon in March.

Out the door, you know, particularly in this era of digital tickets, you know,

it's not like it used to be when a big movie would release.

You might see stuff like that right and opening weekend, but with digital tickets and

everything else, you don't see that very often. And so they all did though a fantastic job.

I think I took a picture with absolutely every single person there, which was very cool.

A lot of kind words for both of you as well. I should pass those along too.

And and then to sit in a full theater for the first time ever.

It just made everything it took to get here. All the battles, the struggles we had to,

we had to endure the battles we had to fight to get this movie made.

All of it went away Saturday, like it never happened.

And to sit in that theater and to hear the audience's response, I'm getting a lot of emails

with reviews from people in the audience.

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