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now back to the mark simone show on w o r hey let's take some calls let's go to uh grace rockland

county grace how you doing i'm doing wonderfully wonderfully. Thank you. Listen, the Federal Reserve Bank lady, she's full of it.

Why? Because anybody who has a house knows you have one primary resident. You cannot put down two primary residents.

And these politicians, Letitia, Schiffiff they really think we're all morons.

Well yeah, that's part of being a Democrat. You think people are stupid and they'll fall for this

stuff and you think the rules don't apply to you. The problem with the, again, the Fed governor

is all she could argue is I made a mistake. I didn't fill out the form correctly. But then, if you can't fill out a mortgage form, how can you run the U.S. economy? Let's go to Pat in Floral Park. Pat, how you doing? Good. How are you doing? Good. I'm calling you to it in small issues. Are you in the trunk of a car? What's going on? You sound like you're being kidnapped. No, I have an old phone. Oh, is this like an old landline? Yeah, an old landline, believe it enough. Might be time for a new phone. You sound like you're inside a cell phone. I have a couple of phones, but I use my home landline most of the time.

Okay.

But anyway, to get back to the original two subjects, one, you had much earlier discussed

and nobody reads the newspaper, magazines, etc.

I go weekly grocery shopping sometimes more than once a week, and I always pick up

the newspaper. I know that's

the you with your old landline that's all scratchy probably still reads a physical newspaper

yes and the other point was when I go to CVS and Walgreens which is also more than once a week

I pick up the people magazine and they have a whole magazine shelf.

So a lot of people, I don't know if a lot of people, but people do prefer to read articles.

I hate to break it to you.

They don't.

It's like 99.9%.

It does it online.

They don't read physical magazines anymore. I'll give you the numbers again. Let's just take the New York Post. Print edition is like 65,000. The website edition is like 3.8 million. There's a big, big difference. There's a big, big difference. People magazine. I haven't heard that term in 10 years. People magazine. Let's go to Mike in Florida.

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