as we say they will.

Because there's a lot of thought and a lot of conversations with well-placed people

that go into these things and experience.

There's no, there's no substitute for experience when

dealing with Grifters and con men and we are boy we are up to our necks and those so what we got here yeah the back end of the show cool we'll see you tomorrow right on Wednesday. Take care. God bless you. Hey Mike it's

Carrie in Chicago calling. I wanted to leave this message for quite a while now, but I

usually get choked up while I do it. So hopefully

that won't happen at this time and it's really a message for you. You can share it if

you choose to. But I want to thank you. First I want to say I'm thankful for you because you know when you hear that somebody

has gotten t-bones you wonder you know. So I do believe you have work to do. Frankly, I think all of pain

TV has work to do because it's one of the most extraordinary groups of people I've ever interacted with.

And I've only got a few, well, a couple of the people in person.

I hope to meet more over the next year. That's going to be part of my bucket

list. But I wanted to say is that, you know, I've, uh, how do I say, I've professed for many years now.

And going back to my home base,

at the university, is one where I feel like, well, probably a bad example

considering you may not have the warmest of feelings for

TRR Tolkien and Lord of the Rings but if you watch the movie which cuts a lot of the

junk outfit it's sort of like going for Frodo and Sam, the Hobbets, after they've faced the fires of Mount

Dune, after they've seen evil, after they've experienced it, going back and having a regular life.

As a person who had committed my life, you know, my family too, to the career of science I had, to the people that I had to the people that I trained to students that I taught all about science in the process and trying to do everything I could to enable their dreams

to enable them a scientific time, life experience.

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