So, um, I'm pretty fabulous weekend.

I spent Saturday floating around on a boat in the San Diego Bay, a joanized buddy Dave who lives on a boat, and one of the greatest marinas and bays on the planet.

And anyway, we went down to the water and my son and his granddaughter swam around and had fun and it was just absolutely...

Your son has a granddaughter? No, the owner of the boat's granddaughter.

My son, my son swam around and played stuff like that.

Oh, that's great.

And it was the most crowded he said he's ever seen it out there.

Interesting.

Yeah, but kids aren't going to be able to go to school.

I was on the highways of America driving back from mountaineer vacation land back to Valley going to workland.

And it was, it was virtually, I would say 90% standard summer vacation traffic.

But kids aren't going to be able to go back to school.

Absolutely not.

And then we were out and about in the gas lamp district of San Diego, which if you don't know it's a big touristy restaurant, bar sort of area, and we went out to get a very expensive milkshake.

And we're walking around, you know, and we even threw the crowd because it was freaking crowded.

But kids can't go to school.

You can't have kids learn.

No, not according to the teachers unions.

So I'm going to read a little from the Wall Street Journal editorial board opinion piece today.

Because the doctors remember that clip we played last week.

MSNBC they asked five doctors, would you send your kid to school?

Oh, yeah, absolutely.

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