Good morning, good morning everybody. Happy Monday September the 11th. How are you

doing? And how is that coffee tasting on this fine taco Tuesday eve? And then you know

before we get into anything, we got to we have to acknowledge that it is September

11th. So 22 years ago today, the towers fell. And I'm scrolling through the news headlines

today, you know, what we do before the show, what are we going to talk about today, what's

happening in the world. And it was very weird to see that it's hardly, I'm looking at

Fox News, not on the front page CNN, not the front page, New York Times, not the front

page. So we always, you know, we've heard never forget, never forget, never forget, it

just seems like every year that passes, people forget, which is very sad, you know, I

have to say that. So I don't know, I guess my point here is, don't forget, you know, remember

reflect on, you know, that day, sometime today, talk about a lot of, you know, the brand

circus man, talk about that stuff a lot on the show, obviously, because it's fun. But

it's a serious, this is something that's, I think maybe with the younger generations,

they didn't experience it. So maybe that's why it seems like that. Maybe patriotism is

at all, all time low, maybe trust in government. I don't know. But do you remember where

you were over at backstreet at that point? Yeah, fourth, okay. Yeah, fourth grade, probably

like the first week or two of school. And we had a pretty, I'd say conservative teacher

and he just comes is like, it's not going to be the same. Oh, really? Yeah. Yeah, we

won't spend too much time on this, but it was mislitner. Yeah. The gym teacher. Yeah,

she's just like, I saw her face and she was like crying, you know, and then they turn

the TVs on and the rooms, I was like, what's going on? Yeah. And we're getting home and

asking mom and dad, like, is that our week, like, is everything okay? Like, are we going

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