Dave and Chuck the Freed.

Hi, good morning. It's 616 on a Monday. It's the first day of March 2021. Thanks for being

with us here. I appreciate it. I've been getting emails for a while of people wondering

what the status is on my nuts. How's your nuts? Tell me about those nuts Dave.

The nuts are, well, there's no change in my nuts. I've been going through allergy elimination,

but I was kind of put on pause for a while during the pandemic and stuff, but I'm back

into it as of this week. So we'll see if I'm eventually able to eat peanuts. I was right

there and then I had to stop, but I've got so much peanut products in my office. I'd

stopped up for peanut week. I'll probably be expired by the time I actually, if I ever

get there. We'll just share it with us. We'll take care.

All sorts of peanut butter pumpkins, all sorts of little things that I was going to try

to live on the air, but we'll see if it happens. That's a lot of bad. Peanut butter pumpkins.

That's going to be a while. Can we dig in the days old?

Yeah, absolutely. But today is national peanut butter lovers day. I was hoping to be able

to celebrate with you guys this year, but I can't. A new study found 35% of Americans

eat peanut butter just like straight out of the jar. That's how I always did it. Definitely

we've done it. I do that more than have a peanut butter sandwich just because the bridge,

you know, it's got those cards. Yeah. I always feel so much shame when I do that with

this boom full of peanut butter. I'll grab a jar and sit down with this boom and just

I only take one. I don't really do that. I don't keep going on James. I got to put it

on this. I'll put on my kids. Not only because I don't eat it, but they're reaching into

the jar. So like it's going from their mouth back into the jar. The hygiene aspect of

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