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Happy Wednesday.

I'm in good spirits.

New York Knicks got game five of the NBA, excuse me blah blah blah.

Game four of the NBA finals going down the night in New York City.

Mayor Mom Donnie is bringing back the watch parties.

That's stupid.

Use your common sense.

If you're not familiar with a New York City watch party, it's when the Knicks are playing in a high-profile sporting event and local New Yorkers get together to

stab each other in the park. It's like it's a really communal vibe. It's like you got the game on

the big screen. Somebody punches their buddy in the neck. The next thing you know, there's 30 people

going at it. The cops come. It's, you know, you'd have to live here to get it. But it's exactly what's happening. And the Knicks are winning the series right now. And we had 21 arrests the other night. Can you even imagine what those watch parties are going to look like if San Antonio wins this CEO? So y'all need to hide your kids, hide your wife, and had your hugs because they're raping anybody out here. It ain't good.

But long before we get to the Knicks, we will have some good old-fashioned you and me time.

I want to start in California because one of the things happening right now is called a scam.

It's not a good old-fashioned scam.

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