how many bodies did you pick up during the pandemic do you think during the

pandemic this probably I would say close to 1500 to 2,000

I don't have a truck, it's no BS news out when my name is

Wait a minute, you didn't bother checking that I

Why do you think we're late? Well, yeah, because we endeavor to do the greatest podcast in the history of the United States. Am I fired again?

You're fired, get the fuck out of it. When we're done, you're fired. Okay, till Monday are around Mondays and Thursday. Well, what happened there, please explain?

If I knew what happened, it wouldn't have happened, right? I think I think a part that I had in there got clipped out. You clipped it out. Oh, I think I clipped it out.

No, but I can't say that's okay. But who would have known if you guys hadn't said anything?

Wow, you're right. Wait, what did you say? I've got to control myself. You guys. I didn't say anything. You're right. Yeah, but you know who that was. That was Matt

Jadgeo who was a corpse collector through COVID who I went out with because he let me and I wanted to get a look

into these nursing homes because we're now in an election and Michigan, bar none, one of the most severe lockdowns and it cost us and we never

really truly accounted for what was going on in those nursing homes. We were fed a line of bullshit and that's worth remembering.

That's true. And I applaud the fact that you've not let that be allowed to just be swept under the rug because nobody ever looks at it. They don't focus on it.

It just kind of just hangs out there. And I think it's unfortunate. It's a disservice and it's disingenuous. I mean, those people deserve answers, their families deserve answers, the

citizens of Michigan, the residents of Michigan deserve answers. And I'm going to explain to you know, my people, the low brown. Yeah, let me interpret that. What the

fuck is wrong with people? This has nothing to do with politics, right? I gave up the parties a long time ago. I expect that the government be held to account. That's not partisan. That is American. That's what they taught me and public schools. Absolutely. And nothing. Everything's ruined because what we'll get into that is with the elections five days out. And on this program,

we're going to endeavor to span the country with our correspondence. We have Benny Manis and Kila Delphia, Brian Cran's in Oaktown, and red in I.O.5 at the dollar store on the east side over here. Right? Because here's the deal. I'm driving into the program today. And I listen, the breathless NPR again. And they're saying that the biggest issue, the biggest you is democracy.

In this information. Democracy and disinformation. That that is the right and the left wing media's trying to manipulate us when we all know that it's money, the economy, it's crime. It's our children. And then you can get into abortion and elections. But it's about every day life. Do you agree or disagree?

I was going to ask when they say democracy and disinformation, what exactly does that mean? I don't know. But that's my point. What does that mean? What does that mean to a person who's trying to figure out how to fill up their gas tank?

Or what does that mean to a person who lost family members during COVID? Who are the family members that were nursing homes? What does that mean to a family member who's afraid to have their kid walk to school? I mean, what does that mean?

Right. You know, and I just keep hearing like got a cut red tape for business. And you know, we got investments from Chinese corporations and we, you know, battery manufacturers, bullshit.

Distractions. Right. So here's what's weird. I'm listening to that breathless NPR. Here's what happened. I go to get gas. And I go to state fair and woodward. Really?

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