Okay, I wanted to mention about John Federman. He was named best dressed by the New York times.

Okay, so this is the most elitist, pompous, arrogant newspaper in the country.

You gotta go to Yale Harvard or Stanford to get a job there, right?

So why would they say that John Federman is the best dressed? He's so very stylish.

Most stylish people of the year. This was their list.

They said he's going to bring car heart to the Capitol.

Casey, for anybody who's watching on the YouTube feed, I'm sure they can tell. I am laughing

right now. This is, I'm gonna gotta share a story. This is the funniest thing. So

me and my wife drove out to New Jersey over her fall break back in October, so just a couple

of months ago. And we stop at a rest area in Pennsylvania. And as I'm coming out of the

restroom, I look on the wall, you know, they've got these state map with the you are here. But

above that, they've got like four pictures, three or four pictures above the map. And

there's three of them that are in like business suits. I'd look very professional. And then

there's one dude that is in just a gray shirt. And I mentioned to my wife, I'm like,

look how nice they actually bother to put a picture of the janitor for this facility

up on the wall. And then I realized, oh, that's their lieutenant governor. It was it was

better man. Literally, he looked like the guy who was the attendant at the facility. I thought

the state of Pennsylvania was doing a great thing in recognizing the person who was keeping

this facility clean for our enjoyment. Keeping the rest area clean. No, no, that that guy's

going to be one of the 100 most powerful people in the world. He's a dissident. Yeah. So the

capital does have a dress code. It requires requires mail senators to wear a jacket and tie,

something that Federman may have to go purchase. Do you think he's going to get one of those

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