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We're here in Acapulco for day number three of what is going to basically be almost a week of live broadcasts from not quite a rooftop, I mean,

but it seems like we're on a rooftop here.

It feels rooftop-y.

Yeah.

We're at a very, very beautiful location in a very nice place.

Mark, you were just checking the weather in Acapulco.

We learned last night that there really isn't that much rainfall here,

despite it being a coastal city. About 53 inches per year. And then you were just looking to see

if it changes much from the wintertime to the summertime, and what did you learn? Right. I mean,

you know, coming from New Hampshire where there's drastic change.

Right. I don't have, I don't have it pulled up here in front of me, but the difference between the mean high in February and the mean high in July, it's a big difference.

Yep.

Here in Acapulco, it's not even five degrees Fahrenheit.

Wow.

That's amazing.

It just doesn't make a difference.

You know, it's always this way.

So year round, it's like this. That's what you're saying. Maybe a little hotter during the summer, but not that much. Right. And, you know, Acapulco isn't the resort town. it was a few decades ago, but there's still a lot about it to like.

Well, I mean, there's certainly plenty of resorts here still.

So, I mean, I don't know how many of them have gone out of business, but it seems to be a bustling. It seems to be where the people from the Mexican, so Mexican city and Mexico City and that sort of thing, they come to vacation. Yeah, to vacation. Makes sense. So we're here. We will take your calls and thoughts about whatever you want. And, of course,

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