Careful man, there's a beverage here, huh?

Does anybody here know how many times I've had to watch funny lady?

I'm gonna get that gun of mine, and I'm gonna change you from a rooster to a hand with one shot.

What's up? What's good and how you doing everyone?

This is another episode of Who Shot Ya episode 181 to be exact. It's your boy if you wide away and in the studio with me are my friends.

So let me introduce you to them. First up we have the Lord of all criticism himself.

Alonzo Dorolde, Alonzo, what's good?

You give me way too much credit. I'll tell you what's good it be. I, you know, I have been doing a lot more reading lately, which I think is a direct result of not having made a New Year's resolution to read more.

It just is happening organically,

and that's how the only way I do anything.

I'm really enjoying right now, though,

a book called Constitution Illustrated.

And basically what it is is, it's the Constitution of the United States. illustrated and

an basically what it is it's the Constitution of the United States but Robert Securiac who's a really amazing cartoonist and an amazing I guess mimic is the word like he can draw pretty much in the style of just about anybody.

So every page of this book, every snippet of the Constitution, it is accompanied by what looks like

a peanuts cartoon or a Batman cartoon or a

Dykes to watch out for or a Rick and Mordy like he does all these different styles

and it's a way to make the Constitution a lot more readable than it is for us non-legal scholar types.

And given the importance of things like, oh, section 3 of Amendment 14, for instance, you know,

I think the Constitution has been in the conversation a lot lately

so if you wanted a handy way to read the thing and not feel like you were like you know

training to become your own defense attorney. I would highly recommend Constitution

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