That's what brings me back to skate eight.

I believe that was the name of the place.

In Tingsboro National Line, when I was growing up, we used to have like skate nights in our middle school. And you'd be going around, you'd be hearing that. Your crush was nearby. That was an absolute bob. Okay. I see you on the roller skates. Roller skates, ice skate. Roller skates. Yeah, yeah. I wasn't a good ice skater, but that's all right.

This poop dog, dog poop.

Yeah.

Dog poop debate.

Yes.

Has the phone lines lit up. So we're going to get to Bill and Brighton, Bill. Good morning. Hello there. I got one. You tell me if it's a douche move or not. I work late early mornings downtown. I'm on Washington Street, right by Millennium Tower.

Yep.

A well-dressed woman walking her dog, a very, not a cheap dog, a pretty expensive dog.

She starts to cross the street in the crosswalk.

I stop and watch.

The dog stops in the middle crosswalk and starts to take a poop. Well, so did the woman. She dropped her trial and took a poop there too. No way. No, I'm not. I own a pest control company. I'm out there all the time. I have stories he wouldn't believe, but this was an actual. Wow. Poopped on the street. He pooped right on the sidewalk with the dog. Did you call the police? What did you do? What did she do? It's Washington Street at 2.30 in the morning. You're not going to find the clock. Oh, man. So she was on something, maybe. Oh, yeah, definitely. Her and a dog. X-lax. Here's Jim and Upton. Good morning, Jim. Hey, good morning. So, formerly, about five years ago, I was a city councilor at large in the city of Newton. And Newton has otherworldly problems beyond most people. And the pet waste dilemma, I don't know if they solved it today. I've been off

the city council now for about five years, but they first would have the bags. You had to have a bag,

take up your pet waste. Then the dilemma came, what do you do with it now? So you're not supposed to put it

in your household trash. It's not sanitary as a lot of other issues. It's not supposed to go in the pot trash cans. So they came out with a pet waste trash can. But then the dilemma was, where do you put this can? Because it has to be in somebody's neighborhood. And there would be a huge protest about why is this blue can in front of my house, which was a pet waste can? So this went back and forth, back and forth, and on the city, that's a big problem in the city of Newton, because that's, you know, it's an otherworldly type problem, leaf blowers, petways, stuff like that. Very bougie town. Yeah, yeah, they got issues with things. I hate to live out there. Oh, man, I would never want to live there.

So that was like, so it's actually probably still an unsolved problem in Newton. If you say, because if you have those big belly trash cans, you're not supposed to put that in those. But I know that if you go down like Washington, you'll see people walking their dogs and they'll stop and they'll throw them into those cans. But it's not. so they just have never solved it.

It's like one of those things saying,

okay, we want you to pick it up off the street,

but then not sure what to do with it after that. Jim, is there anything more insufferable than a Newton's City Hall meeting? Well, my wife is Spanish, and I'm just the, you know, the classical Irish-type politician, and she would say, How can you possibly sit there for two or three hours every night, listening to the same thing over and over and over and over. There was not enough gin in the world. She couldn't sit in the gallery. You know, she would be like, you're on your own on this one, buddy. Did they have it televised? Oh, yeah. Yeah, it's on Newton TV video, community TV. Yeah. Thanks, Thanks Jim I remember when my dad was city manager And Lowell Tuesday nights We used to sit down And watch the city council meeting To see And I used to be Like I would run red hot If guys started fighting with my dad And I like to this day can't even if I see this person out I

won't even look at them really yeah I'm like your dad say what do you watch it for huh yeah yeah

I mean she would be like just turn it off I was also young I mean my dad was a city manager

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