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Good morning.

It is Friday, January 24th.

It's five minutes after 10 with Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC.

The voicemail, I cleared as many out as I could during the news break, but, wow, it's still very full, Rob.

Solicited calls of people's property tax bills from 21 to today, and it's amazing the numbers that I was getting.

Let me grab my piece of paper here.

I'll just share a couple with you.

Just a reset because we get people coming in and out all the time.

All right.

So last hour, last night, yesterday, even by my standards,

I went on a couple of off the rails segments on what's going on with these local governments and how much money they have and how they're sitting on the money and how they're not using the money, especially as it related to the townships.

And I talked about how I had a township trustee use the public portal that township trustees have access to, called Gateway, and went through that public portal.

Then this is a township trustee who is a wonderful person, very fiscally conservative, recognizes that this person's job does not need to exist. They don't do

anything. They have to legally exist, right? This person does a great job managing their finances

and has been helping me throughout the last couple of years with information that we use from

time to time on the show.

And this person said, look, I've gone through the database.

And there's, I calculate $774 million.

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