And the Hey, how are you? Come on over here,

under my head.

Hey, how are you? Come on over here under the shade of this tree and let's talk a little bit.

Yeah, here in Northern California we're cooking. A lot of the United States is in the

100 degree Fahrenheit temperatures and we're getting it we're

getting blasted we have a week of this 100 plus degree heat and my guest today Luke Caverns is in Austin and he told me that

the temperatures have been about 105 Fahrenheit for the last few weeks. Boy, you know, one or two days of

scorching heat is acceptable, but when it gets to be more than a week, two weeks. I've talked to some friends in, I think it's in Arkansas and

they've been having 100 degree heat for over a month and with no relief.

That's like that is that that's terrible.

So you know when the environmentalists pipe up and say hey this, this is global warming, pay attention because this is getting out of hand.

And this is what's kind of scary. They're saying to us that this may be typical going forward. This may be typical summers, 100 degree, 105, 110.

Now I heard the other day from a friend and I'm trying to validate this that in Saudi Arabia their

temperatures have been 124 Fahrenheit.

That is killer heat and I have a great story when I was in Vegas at a conference this is probably I want to say 10 years ago

It's a dry heat. It's not a humid, there's no humidity, it's dry heat, dry desert heat.

And I was walking out of a casino, I think it was a treasure island, and I wanted to cross the street.

I was on the strip, main strip, I wanted to cross the street.

So I had shoes that had crepe soles, you know, really kind of a soft rubber soul because I was on my feet.

I had bought, I purchased them because I was on my feet for hours and I wanted to be I didn't want to take a beating so

But as I was crossing the street I noticed that the road was pulling at me the the asphalt road as I lifted to my legs to move forward, my feet were stuck, like there was glue on my

shoe. And as I crossed over to the other side of the sidewalk I

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