All right. Thanks, Scott Shannon. Welcome aboard. Glad you with us. I'm struggling a little

bit with the voice today and I apologize in advance of it to knowing as hell. You know,

noise media here my own show, but whatever. And taking as much recolors, I can't, I don't

know what it is. I think a lot of it is the build up of allergies, which I've had probably

that's the worst I've ever had it since I used to live in Atlanta from 92 to 96. I mean,

my car every day is just full of, you know, there's this yellow pollen. Linda, is bad for

you as it's been for me. You've been saying the same thing. Oh my God. It's unbelievable.

I can't feel my face anymore. I'm binge relishing on stocking it. No, I mean, and where you

are. It's the same thing. You know, that yellow, guk and book everywhere. It's on my car.

It's on the table. It's on my sunglasses. It's everywhere. I can't escape. Even the dog

is sneezing. I've had to get prescription eye drops. I'm using flow days. I'm using

Zer tech. I've used a leg red D. I've tried every single thing out there. And it's just

never I will tell you one trick. I think I told you this before, but I can't remember.

If you have a teaspoon of local honey from a local supplier, like anywhere in your area,

like places that normally do a lot of their own farming and things like that. I do my own

grocery shop. And do you think I know where to go to find the local beep keeper? But in

your store, in your local store, wherever you go, they'll have honey and some of it will

be for a local supplier. And it has all the pollen from your area. The reason I don't have

anything sweet in the house because I can't control myself. Oh my God. Okay. First of all,

it's a teaspoon of honey, Sean. No, but once I have one teaspoon of it's the middle of

the night and I'm unconscious, I'll eat. I'll suck down the whole bottle. Okay. That's

really disgusting. No one except for Winnie the Pooh eats that much honey. You just get

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