Bob and Sherry.

You idiot. Here they are. He's a moron. He's acting like a complete idiot. Moron's in the news. So, Sherry, you were away from us for a few minutes yesterday, and during that time I was talking about, and I'm going to put it in morons in the news, because I can't believe anybody, even for something written by Sir Paul, paid this amount. Paul McCartney's handwritten lyrics for Hey Jude sold at auction.

They were supposed to sell for around $160,000.

I mean, it is Hey Jude.

Instead, it went for $910,000.

Whoa.

Yeah, somebody paid 910.

They're not saying.

Max is saying it's got to be somebody like Bezos, you know, a billionaire that just

a million bucks doesn't really much.

Also, the handwritten lyrics for wonderful Christmas time went for 33 cents.

So there was a, there was quite, there was quite a difference.

It giveeth and it taketh.

Today's more of the day is such an unbelievable story that if it wasn't true, I would not, I would not be able to accept it.

So a 64-year-old man, one of his bucket list dreams was to go.

You know, he wanted to go for an airplane ride, but he had never once said that he wanted to fly in a supersonic jet.

He had no military experience.

There was no reason to believe he wanted to go for a fighter jet ride.

But his coworkers didn't agree. You know, they didn't think about that. So they

thought he would love to go in this DeSault Rafale B aircraft, which travels at 900 miles an hour. So the jet

was at 2,500 feet above the earth, and the pilot was continuing to gain altitude. And the passenger,

64 years old, with no interest in flying that fast, became frightened. And the man reached for

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