Hello, everybody. Happy Mother's Day. Welcome to Harman Town. Happy Sunday. Once again,

Harman Town is in session. I'm back, Jeff Davis, your commentroller. Once you please

welcome to the stage the mayor of Harman Town, Mr. Dan Harman.

Thank you. Happy Mother's Day. No more wire hangers, you guys. We watched Mommy

Dearest today and in bed, Erin and I did. We weren't doing it thematically. We

acted. We just we've been on this Joan Crawford kick and we just happened to

be Ellison, she turned to me. She's we're watching Mommy Dearest on Mother's Day,

but it's a good one to watch at any day. I think about that movie a lot mostly

because I want her bathroom in that first scene with all the shower and nozzles. I

want a lot of that house. Yeah, the house is really good. But yeah, I was fast at

watching it. It made me remember because that's that was like when I was a kid. I

would and I remember, you know, America was fascinated with that movie. My mom

really liked that movie. She was into it. She quoted a lot. She'd joke like no more

wire hangers like when she would find herself giving hysterical. She'd

she'd self a face by saying stuff like that. But also she would do so much from

the movie. And I was like, did she get the idea from the movie or was she or

did the movie make her feel better by, you know, it's like, oh, I didn't use a

whole can of comic cleanser. I just I just wanted to clean the bathroom a little

bit. I don't know. Happy Mother's Day. My mom I called my mom today as you all

did. Or did you? Yeah. Anybody not called her mom? So you weren't making the

joke that Goldberg was making. He called out. Yeah, we did called my mom. Get it.

He fucked my mom. Okay. Well, payback is fair, right? Yeah, sure. No, you

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