Hey, this is Trey.

Thank you for joining us for a Thursday edition of our podcast as we bring February mercifully to an end.

Well, I had a daughter born in February. That's the highlight of the month for me. I would struggle to think of something else. I'm crazy about in February.

But nonetheless, it's coming to an end. We made it almost there. And what better way to close

it out than me actually using my mind for the first time today.

I managed to go, actually, almost 12 hours without having to use it.

So they say if you don't use something, you lose it.

You think that's true?

I don't know.

I guess.

Certainly not true with money.

It's not true to a lot of things. It remains to be seen whether or not not true with money. It's not truly a lot of things.

It remains to be seen whether or not is true with my noggin.

But we'll see.

We'll see what questions people have.

And then they can judge for themselves how well what's left in my brain works.

That sounds like a plan.

We'll test it out right now with Phyllis, who has our first question,

and it is about the Guthrie topic. And Phyllis writes, why can't the Guthrie family demand

that the FBI take over the case and the sheriff move out of the way?

Well, Phyllis, by the way, I love your name.

I mean, I love everybody's name, but I don't hear that name a ton with young people now,

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