I'm Greetings and welcome to the dividing line. We're back here in Phoenix, Arizona, where it's going to be 105 degrees on Monday, which is pretty normal for this time of year.

Finally, it was 105 degrees a month and a half ago. That was what was weird. That said all new records in March.

But it's cool to Austin, man, the past few days have just been gorgeous, really has been.

Doors open and, you know, just, just beautiful. But it's starting to warm up,

and that's absolutely natural.

It has to happen when you live in the Sonoran Desert,

where we are going to have a massive drought and water shortage all summer.

I personally predict the closure of pools and of golf courses.

There's no way.

There is absolutely no way to keep those golf, those, those things are unnatural.

They do not belong in the desert, all right?

They're unnatural, they may be pretty, but not, they're going to be gone.

Maybe the one they play some of the big tournaments on out there in scottesdale maybe they'll keep that one going but uh i think pools are going to close uh everything it's going to be ugly

here in the desert southwest unless we get a massive amount of rain unless we have a huge mon monsoon season. It's going to be bad. But anyway, I want to get to a few things here. Just a reminder, the next program, Lord willing, on Tuesday, we'll be coming to you from, I think, where am I going to be?

Am I going to be in Albuquerque?

I think I might be in Albuquerque.

Yeah, it sounds about right.

I think that's where I'll be.

No. No.

I might already be in Lubbock by them.

Anyways, I won't be here. We will be in Lubbock by then anyways I won't be here

we will be in the

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