Yeah, hi, my name is Lefla, and we were just talking to you in the neighbors about what he's going to get better.

What was that? Are you a Jehovah's Witness?

Yes.

Yeah, I don't. I don't. I'm a Jew, and I don't support all of this stuff, so not interested.

Okay, thanks. Have a good day.

Do you think things will ever get better? No, I'm a Jew. Leave me alone.

That's how, that's how I handle that one, Stephen.

You just sounded miserable. I do not support what you do. Leave me alone.

She's like, okay, thank you. Have a great day.

I think I might have been at the Phillies game on the field or something before the game started. Oh, no. Yeah, I think I was in Philly.

Yeah, I think I was at the Phillies because it was like a five o'clock doorbell ring on like a Friday.

I don't know what day it was. But this isn't the first time that a Jehovah's witness

has rang my doorbell here at the studio. And I should probably put up a sign that says,

no Jehovah witnesses, no Mormons of Latter-day Saints, no assholes, no anybody. Don't touch my doorbell. How about that? Unless you're UPS or FedEx or

USPS. Speaking of, hey, Stephen, how about the great, and I'll get back to the Mormons in a

in a minute, the whatever they're called, the Jehovah's. How about the great doorbell yesterday for the FedEx driver who

just, who didn't ring the doorbell? Who didn't ring the doorbell? Oh, oh, oh, how about the UPS driver who

says they tried to deliver at 929 a.m. yesterday? Who wasn't there? Who never showed up. Oh, so they

take our stuff to the access point in the geta, which is only 0.6 miles away

from here. Which is literally down the street from your house. It is. It's on literally the other side of

the tracks. You're like, it's not a good area. I Google mapped it. I'm like, it's a block or two

away from your house. Yeah. Did you look at the heroin people just floating there? It's just insane how quickly it turns in that area. Like I go there. I walk

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