Hey, it's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning, and we do have a full hour for you where we're delving into the minds of men. That sounds serious, but it's just like things that men universally love. Is this NPR? No, it's pretty funny. Dude, the list Jeff came up with. It really made me laugh. It actually is really good. So we got that coming up. New Laser Stories. Yeah.

We got some relationship stuff in that second date for you. But first, comments. Yeah, Rick Glover said, here's a petition to change the name of Laser Stories to Florida Stories. Thank you. Florida. Yeah, it does make sense. I mean, really. Yeah, but where does the food news come in? Oh, yeah. Because if it's not Florida. If it's not Florida, it's definitely food trends, we do.

So we'll workshop it.

Yeah, yeah, but I like it. Yeah. All right. Your full episode

starts right now. It's time to undo an extra button for our hero of the week. It's broken, Jeffrey in the morning.

As if you wear anything without Velcro.

Let's be honest.

Good point, Brooke.

But this week's hero is a judge in Oregon.

Her name is Adrian Brown of the Multanoma County Judicial Circuit.

And she's been getting some backlash lately for bailing on her court cases because she's too busy running for re-election.

Mm.

Well, but you can't bail on court cases.

I know, but also like, are they?

Well said, Brooke.

That's why for weeks she's been asking other judges to step in and cover her

cases for her. And

some people think that's

quote unquote unfair.

And quote unquote, a bad look.

It is a bad look. But Adrian

says her nights, weekends

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