Good morning. It is Wednesday, October 12th and trending this hour early voting. It has begun

in Indiana and it goes through November 7th. I have a question for you about what strategy I should

take in regards to voting to voting. So I already know who I'm voting for, obviously. Yeah.

I have, and I'll maybe I'll put this out here in the next couple of days. So there's nothing

you're going to do. Anyone's going to do to sway my votes at this point. So should I, you're not

an undecided? I think that's pretty, I think back and about. Oh, I don't know. The day after

the last election, I really wasn't undecided. Should I go ahead and vote and get it over with?

Or should I force candidates to have to be nice to me because once you vote the way, so for people

don't know, little insider baseball, what happens is when you vote, candidates are checking the polling

rolls every day. And they're sending postcards and mailers, et cetera, two people. And when they

see that you are off the, you voted, they can take you off. They'll leave you alone. And so the,

because you're of no use to them anymore, because they don't actually care about you. They just

want to vote. Right. Right. So should I go ahead and vote and get it over with? Or should I do

as I've done the last couple election cycles and wait till like 555 on election day. So I can waste

as much rich Republican and Democrat donor money as possible. So they'll keep sending me

information, gave based on my voting history. It's much more likely to be rich Republican donor

money that I would get. What should I do? I think you should string it out. Wait as long as possible.

Okay. And I say that selfishly because that gives us better content for the show.

Well, I'd not go stop talking about it once I vote. Yeah, but I'm excited. I get, I still am

getting text all the time. Take this poll and do this. And how do you feel about this? So

you'll put yourself off that list. I want to do that. My great hope is that someone from Todd

Young's campaign will show up at my door. Now they know who the door is before they knock on it.

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