Welcome back to the Greg Hill show. We've reached the halfway point of this Friday show. We are so close to the weekend. I hope you're enjoying your Friday morning, whether you're driving to work, working from home. We see all of those people too. Or you've got the day off like Greg Hill. And if you're at Logan, no photos yet. No text. Like, come on, there has to be other people that listen to this program that are at the airport that see gregg and what's opportunity by us sorry courtie that we should have gregg do the like channel seven report from logan yeah aren't all the local stations there anyway right i would think so like what's the wait time look like is it like houston yeah shoot him a text ask what the what the wait time is like that. And they on the airplane? No.

I thought his flight was at 8.

Oh, no, 830.

So he's probably boarding right now, but I just wonder how long it took him to get through TSA.

While Curtis is texting Greg, let's get to what happened with the Tesla shareholders.

They voted yesterday, and they have approved Elon Musk's historic $1 trillion pay package. They made the announcement that more than

75% of shares voted in favor of the pay package during the company's annual shareholder

meeting. The vote didn't include the 15% of the company that Musk already owns, of course.

This would make Musk the world's first trillionaire. Now, he doesn't make any salary

from Tesla, but the approval paid pay package comes in the form of a stock grant that would give

him as much as $423.7 million additional Tesla shares over the next 10 years. Those shares would

be worth a trillion dollars.

It's insane.

So how does he get his money out of it? Let's say he wants.

You sell the stock. And that's why if you're a shareholder, you're saying, well, if he's incentivized to get

this package, I will grow my income by 20 times because whatever shares they have will be valued that much higher. Yeah. Not bad. Not bad, man. Oh, they have someone live at Logan. Let's see if great. Shucks. And I live to serve. 978, text her. I apologize. I should have let that song breathe a little bit more. You're right. He didn't get, or he or she did not get time to Shazam it, Shime. So what was the name? Just Parachute by Chris Tableton. Okay, there you go, 978, Texas. Parachute, is that what Greg will need? Probably. So do I have to download Shazam? Yes. Because there's a song that I want on Jocelyn Hernandez Cabaret, and I don't know what the song is. Have you tried Google? Yeah, but I don't know how to like, to Google, I said song on, but there's a million songs like on the show and stuff like that. So I'd have to like. You would need Shazam. Shazam to like hear it and then play because there's one song I love it, but I don't know what it is and they don't give enough of it. Well, have you looked up her set list? But it's not from her. It's just like, you know, when you're watching like reality shows, when they come back, sometimes they play. Bumper music. Yeah, bumper music. Yeah, so that's what it's called bumper know. Kind of like a bed or something like that. Starbucks holiday bear mugs have people going crazy. They're very cute. Yeah, they're like a teddy bear. But they're the bearista, if you will. If you're watching on Twitter YouTube, Mitch has. By the way, the notes have just gotten so lazy. Just thank you. Is that all it is today? Yeah, like, what about you look handsome? Great day. You rock. Happy Friday. Yeah. Right. Bring it back. But if you're watching on Twitter YouTube, the barista has people up in arms. Because people, when they found out that they were getting released, got there at like 4 a.m., couldn't find any.

They're now accusing the baristas of hoarding the specialty mugs for themselves.

Here's one guy on TikTok complaining about it.

I said I woke up at 4.30.

The Starbucks isn't too far from my house.

And I was there by 440.

It's because these Starbucks people reserved the cups for themselves and then

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