Wow, wow, wow, wow. That's how we start today. I'm in the middle of a thunder and lightning storm way out east on Long Island. It's crazy out here. You might see some flashes during the live stream. I wish I turned this on about 10 minutes ago because it was in full effect, lightning all around me. You'll hear some thunder in the background, but crazy, crazy.

I can't believe today's going to be like a beautiful sunny day.

It's going to be really hot.

We're under a heat wave advisory.

They're talking about a heat dome in New York City.

They're talking about temperatures in the next two or three days for New York City that will be up to 100 degrees. Feel like a hundred and nine degrees, Ron. That's like, that's like human soup if you're in Manhattan. That's like human soup if you're in a story of Queens. The sweating that people do. They still want to eat outside because, oh, look at the view. I want to eat outside. I'm in New York City.

No, it's too hot to eat outside now.

Oh, no, no, not, right. For most people, it is. But you're a waiter. You're going to have to deal with some of these fuckers that go, you know what? No, I want to sit outside anyway. And they're literally dripping into their food. So that's the latest, man.

The heat is on.

The heat is on.

As uh. So that's the latest, man. The heat is on.

The heat is on.

As Matthew Broderick said,

in Neil Simon's Biloxi Blues.

It's hot.

It's Africa hot.

Okay.

It's Africa hot, right?

Yes, it's Africa hot. Oh, my, it's Africa hot. Oh my God. New York City,

the East Coast. Yeah. And we're one of those fancy heat domes that usually California gets.

What is a heat dome? Isn't it just heat? But now they got to come up with a fancy name and they're calling it the heat dome. What is that made?

Do you know?

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