Welcome to Pretty Lies and Alibis. Let's seek the truth and travel the long road to justice

together. What you know, Alibis. Happy Friday to everybody. It's the end of the week. Weekends

coming up. I am ready. And I just want to say, I hope you all have your lotto tickets. It's

like a billion bucks. The last billion dollar winner was from 30 minutes away from here. So I'm

just going to say, after I win the lotto tonight, as far as the podcast goes, I'll be back Monday

because I love what I do. Don't worry. Anyways, so just real quick, I want to give a shout to

our Kentucky listeners with the just devastating flooding. I know we have listeners in Kentucky.

And I assure hope everybody came out okay. You can go online. There are ways you can donate

if you want to. And we just got to help each other in times like this. Some people lost

everything. Some people lost their lives. Just amazing what mother nature can do. Just

so sad. So just keep them in your thoughts. And if you can't make a donation, just send

them some good vibes. All right. So this is a really random thing. All right. So years

ago, when my kids were much smaller, I was a volunteer at the Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum here

in Greenville, South Carolina. So Shoeless Joe is from here. And he was he's actually buried

where my grandparents are buried, my dad's parents, and got his start playing on the mill

teams here. Greenville used to be the textile capital of the world. And back in even my

grandmother's day, kids would go to work as young as eight in these mills. He was one

of the youngest players on the mill team. And as you know, play professional baseball still

has the third highest bat average. I mean, of all time, it's insane. He belongs in the

Hall of Fame. I'll fight you on that. But anyways, so I stopped volunteering because my

kids were little. So I'm going to show a couple of pictures here up on screen. You can see

how little my kids were the girl there. She's going to be 17 in a few days. The boy's

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