The next time you're on Interstate 80, stop in and see the folks at the Iowa 80 truck stop at exit 284 in Walcott, Iowa.

They're always opened and ready to serve you.

Enjoy a sit-down meal at the Iowa 80 kitchen or grab a bite from one of their nine

quick-served restaurants. You'll love their clean restrooms, huge gift store,

beautiful convenience store, and of course the super truck showroom

stock with plenty of chrome lights and more while you're there don't forget to

visit the Iowa 80 trucking museum next door it's free the entire team at the Iowa 80 is very excited to celebrate 60 years with you.

They look forward to being your home away from home for another 60 years.

Sending you a giant thank you from Iowa 80, the world's largest truck stop on I80, exit 284 in Walcott, Iowa.

Iowa-80. Now it's Red Eye Radio, Gary McNamara and Eric Harley talk about everything from politics to social issues and

news of the day. Whether you're up late or you're just starting your day, welcome to the

show. This is Red Eye Radio.

Hello and welcome, he is Gary McNamara.

I'm Eric Carley as we begin a brand new Wednesday.

We're going to talk about many things.

We won't be able to talk about the weather Gary because there are no more

weather balloons. We have no idea what the forecast is going to be. Gary, my God, my God, I just gets worse I'll just I'll just I'll play the the audio here's the question of

Corrine Jean Pierre yeah Michael two more balloon questions the National Weather Service website here says that 900, that weather balloons are released

around the world from 900 locations twice a day, every single day of the year including 92

released by the National Weather Service in the US. That they fly for at least two

hours a day drift as far as 125 miles and cover and rise up to 100,000 feet above the ground.

If it turns out as it looks like that the president and Mr. Trudeau sent

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