I did something on our three hour morning show today that I don't know that I've

ever done before. And that is talk about one song. You've surely heard it by now. It's by a

guy named Oliver Anthony. And the song is called Rich Men North of Richmond, which is referring to

Congress, the American government. And it is the top song on iTunes for downloads, replacing

Jason Aldean's Try That in a Small Town. So you have two songs about our frustration and

disdain for everything we see. It's easy to start a list, but we won't have time to finish it.

What's going on in our schools? The woke ink. The beast was a BLM. BLM. We could go on forever.

But I'm going to continue for two more hours. Because we're really not talking about the song.

It's a great song. I love it. We're really not even talking about Oliver Anthony. I hope this launches him.

You know, the reason they broadcast the lottery is we all enjoy seeing the guy win the lottery.

And it's so much. If a guy wins the lottery and he's already multi-main air, wouldn't you feel cheated?

You want to watch somebody have their world rocked. You want to see him go from a fifth wheel.

At the KOA campground to buying the gaudiest house ever and having all their friends over and

bunch of fat people in the back pool sitting out on their noodle.

Bring me a bear. You know, they got butlers because that's what rich people are supposed to do.

That's what we want to see. Lifestyles are not so rich and famous, right? We want to see them.

We want Robin Leach to talk about the downfall because they squandered all the money. That's what we

want to see, right? We love that. We love the idea. There's so many movies made about this.

The guy from the wrong side of the tracks and he makes it one way or another. He wins the girl.

He starts the business. He does it. He makes it into big leagues. Remember the movie about the guy

that played for the Eagles? There's so many of those guys. That was the Kurt Warner story.

Guys, bag and groceries and makes it to the Hall of Fame. There's so many of those guys.

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