Welcome back, Indianapolis. This is Kendall and Casey. Thanks for listening to the show,

not Rob Kendall or Casey Daniels. This is Ethan Hatcher. And sitting across from me is Brad

Klopp and Stein together. We're filling in. I'm playing the role of Casey today. And you're

pretty too. Well, thank you. Thank you. But this segment I wanted to revisit conversation with

the esteemed Jason Hammer. We had for my show Saturday night on the circle discussing New

York's moronic decision to come after their hallowed tradition, their delicious goodness of

wood and coal fired pizza ovens. They have antipathy for the small business owner. And now

you got a cough up potentially tens of thousands of dollars so they can facilitate a 75% reduction

in emissions from coal fired coal and wood fired pizza ovens. Here's the conversation.

Now this was a story which caught my attention. I can't believe the bozos of New York City have

decided that coal and wood fired pizza ovens are the most important thing to target at a time

when people are running around the subway threatening others and stabbing people.

Murders are going on shootings in the street. But oh no, it's the pizza ovens. You understand we

got a target. 75% emissions reduction they're seeking. This is a policy proposed by the New York City

Department of Environmental Protection. And most comically, the spokesman Ted Timbers, which by the

way just sounds like you know, really flabby bureaucrat named Ted Timbers. And he kind of trots out

there and says, Oh, New Yorkers deserve to breathe healthy air and wood and coal fired stoves are

among the largest contributors of harmful pollutants and neighborhoods with poor air quality.

This common sense rule was developed with restaurant and environmental justice groups.

Sounds like if Jerry Nadler and Drupi had a kid right there. So with all due respect to the

fine folks at the DEP in New York City, if there argument is that, well, these awful coal burning,

fire burning, pizza reas are making it hard for people to breathe. If that's your argument,

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