Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of Getting Hammered.

I am your host, Mary Catherine Ham.

We are your morning show for any hour, and I am here with my co-host, as always, Vic Battis of the Free Beacon and the Sub-Beacon podcast, which you can find on Patreon.

How are you doing, Vic?

Hello, Mary, Catherine. I feel like I just did the cannonball run, except for it was just up and down the East Coast.

You know, as I mentioned in previous episodes of here on the Subbeacon, my father was visiting

because my son had his confirmation over the weekend, which was lovely.

And so I wanted him to be there for that.

And so he was here with us for the whole week, and I drove him up to Jersey yesterday and then drove right back down.

Look at you.

Of course, 15 minutes after leaving, I noticed in the passenger seat, he left his cane.

Oh, no. And I didn't know what it was his cane because it's one of these collapsible things.

Right. It's like, it's like num chucks or something. You know, I'm like, what is that?

So it's not like a snoop situation with a very ordnese? No, no, no, it's collapsible. And I thought it was like part of my chair. I'm like, what is this thing? And I said, just turn right around. Dropped it off, came back, left at 9.30 in the morning, got back to Arlington 530.

Whoa.

Because it's like three, three and a half and then I'm exhausted. And now my big mission is to try to

figure out how to finish off this giant carton of lactate. And it's like lactate a holes.

It's very deceptive. You can't even actually tell that it's, I don't know if anyone's ever

tried this. Is this like a a this isn't like a tic

talk challenge this is something your doctor told you do or something make it a tic-tok challenge

the lactate challenge and and you know so just try to fight you know you could put it you

could use it as cream you know you can just have a really rich cereal it's a very distinct taste

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