Good morning. It is Monday, December 19th. It is five minutes after 11. This is the Kendall and Casey show on

93 W I B C and Rob Kendall is on vacation and filling in today. We have Brad Klopfenstein. Thanks for

coming in this morning. Good morning, Casey. What do you think of my warm glow over here?

You've got the ring light shining right on your beautiful face, huh?

I realize that I'm all backlit here. That thing's not on. So I do this for our online viewers.

Is it giving you any heat? Because as we just discussed, sometimes the studio is

those LEDs just don't get it done like the old incandescence did so now it's so you're not

going to snuggle up to a ring light. So let's talk about what's going on with pharmacies and

medicine, Brad. Pharmacies around the country facing the issue of certain medicines being in short

supply. In fact, there's a pharmacy in Tara Hoat that is saying that they're running out of medicine.

They're a pharmacist said that because of RSV and COVID and the flu and numbers rising,

they're short on a Moxasillin, Zythromax and Tamiflu, as well as some over the counter antibiotics

that they can't find. You can't get them at this pharmacy in Tara Hoat because they're out.

You T out. So Casey, everyone seems to be getting sick. If you JMV was on this morning,

I'm Tony Katz's show with Craig who was filling in with him. JMV sounded awful. Since I saw you

last Monday, I tested positive for influenza A and I'm now back up and fine, but I'm still waiting

on a prescription to be filled. That was called in for me. They just don't have it.

Is it Tamiflu? And you're supposed to take that before you have the flu?

Yeah, it's kind of on this. It's probably a little too late for you to offer that.

No, this is some sort of cough medicine with codine, so I'll pick that prescription up for this.

He's waiting for a bill Murray line from Stripes. It's the cough medicine. You seem to

recover pretty quickly from that. I was down. So, let's see, I was here Monday, Monday afternoon,

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