Welcome in episode 217. What's Right with Nick Wright? Apologies on the front end for my voice.

So here's the deal. This is, this happens every year that the chiefs have a parade I for the better part of

three hours shake hands and take pictures with you know the a thousand people maybe and then I get on an airplane I

come back to New York and I'm a little sick and so I typically would maybe not be doing the show today but this is our first

show since the parade and I want to talk about it. And so we talked about it some on the TV show. I then

did a bit of a Kansas City media tour on Friday when we didn't have the TV show

and we're in the A block here not going to really talk sports. We're going to talk about my experience

there and some ways to move forward and the ways to move forward I'm going to steal from Jason Kander, who was in the US military for a very long time,

ran for US Senate in Missouri lost a very close election then

was running for mayor against my friend Quentin, and dropped out of the May oral race

as he had to deal with some PTSD

from his time in the military,

and he went on my buddy Laslow's radio show and podcast and presented a way forward on

the scourge of gun violence in America that does not involve

passing new laws but instead involves repealing

one law we already have.

And I think it's a really sharp and smart way to address it. And so we'll do that. But Damansi is here with us, Damansi is in LA, and Damansi, you feel free to jump in at any point. And we are, I'm going to give a little anecdote from this weekend and then I'm going to go back to

the parade and then we're going to bounce around a bit. So this weekend I took

Deanna, our youngest, to a off-Broadway show called The Play That Goes Wrong.

And it's actually really well done.

It's won a bunch of awards and the concept behind it is it's supposed to be a regular play

But everything imaginable goes wrong and that's intentional. It's I'm not going to explain the play to you but uh but it's

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