I mean, this could be a pretty serious thing.

And it is going to happen.

Like, 100%?

Well, you're definitely going to be getting the, all of your stuff will go off.

Oh, I see.

It saw something about that, but I wasn't quite sure what it was about.

Um, no, everything's going to go off. And actually, it could get kind of crazy. Wait, what? You sound like you're talking about Y2K again. This is, this could be that. Hello, everyone. This is Fun Employment Radio. I'm Greg Nibbler here with Sarah K Stillen. Thank you so much for tuning in today wherever and however you're listening. It is so fantastic that you do. So, of course, we are live here on the Fun Employment Radio Network and then available via podcast all over the internet wherever podcasts can be found. And thank you for finding us. So I appreciate everybody. It goes to FunemploymentRadio.com and clicks on the Amazon link. If you're going to be buying anything from Amazon, might as well go to our website first. Just make that one extra click. What? I love it. It's really good. One extra click. It helps out a lot. Perfect. One extra click. Just go to Fun Employment Radio and click on the audible link. And then boom, there you go. That's all you got to do. And you have helped out your pals, Greg and Sarah, and yourself by doing a good deed for

the day. Okay. Amazon, because it went from Amazon, they said Audible, but that was both. Did I? Okay, both of those things. You could do both of those. Both of those things are things that you can click on and they're both good to do if you do it through our website. All right. So let me ask you this.

How much do you know about what's going to be happening today? And by the way, for reference point, because this could go in archives, if you even have access to this, this could be the last podcast. Oh, that's true. I know. We have spoken at length many times before about how, you know, this show is going to be archived for, you know, for the future.

Yeah, future archaeologists will find this, you know, buried under the rubble.

Millions of podcasts, but this is going to be the one.

Well, could be the one.

Why wouldn't it be?

Like, that's what I'm saying.

I'm saying there are millions, but this is the one.

This documents life.

We've been doing it for a very long time. It does document a lot of major events.

Correct.

It happened while we do this show.

And, oh, but not quite like today.

So it is October 4th, 1034 a.m. Pacific Times, the before times right now.

So for everybody who's listening to this far into the future, it hasn't happened yet,

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