710 W-O-R's Mr. New York. Mark Simone. Hey, we got a lot to get to The Eclipse. We'll get to Joe Biden caught another big lie. We'll get to Donald Trump. Hey, this is a chef, Jose Andres. I take back everything I said yesterday. I was sort of giving him a little slack there. He's a bad guy. We'll get to him. We'll get to, uh, we'll get to the new

parking meters. I don't like this at all. We'll get to the eclipse, of course. We'll get, lots to talk

about today. So the only good thing about this eclipse being over, I don't have to hear that

Bonnie Tyler song again. You know that Bonnie Tyler song, when was that from? Early 80s, late 70s, something like that total eclipse of my heart or whatever, whatever that song was. Yesterday becomes the most downloaded song, something like a billion downloads. Apparently, people can't just watch the eclipse. You must put together an eclipse playlist to watch it with.

Now, we have several million people in the tri-state area asking me, what the hell do I do

with these glasses now?

Well, you could keep them as some sort of souvenir.

You could frame them.

You could, I don't know.

But asking the experts, they say,

you can donate the glasses. Believe it or not, there are organizations that would like you to

donate the glasses to them. There's one called Astronomers Without Borders. I'm not kidding.

It's an actual organization.

Somebody with too much free time,

apparently a number of people have joined astronomers without borders.

They would like the used glasses.

You can donate it to them.

Some people say you can save it for the next eclipse.

They'll work for the next eclipse

that's not till 2045 so that's 21 years from now can you mention that early 2045 you're

where the hell did I put those glasses you're trying to remember where you put these 21 years

ago you can throw them away City is ago? You can throw them away.

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