You don't want it. You don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway. The Kevin Sheehan Show. Here's Kevin.

All right, it's a sports fix Thursday. Tom from his fortress of solitude in Frederick, Maryland. I, from our studios here in lovely Bethesda, are very, very comfortable

studios, Tommy. It's very warm in here today. They crank the heat because of the very cold

night and cold morning, and I've essentially had to strip down to next to nothing. I have a...

That's not an image we're interested in it. And it shouldn't be. Um,

but I dressed warmly when I left the house early this morning at 4.37 a.m. It was 27 degrees,

by the way, on my car, um, thermometer, uh, temperature reader. Uh, it was, it was the cold this

morning of, of the early, um, well, it's not winter yet,

of the late fall, mid to late fall. December 21st is the first day. December 21st is first day. But

December 7th is actually, or sixth is the first day of what they call meteorological winter.

Anyway, I, it is so hot in here. I can barely breathe. The heat's cranked. And they

have this, you remember the, um, the, uh, the thermostat that's on the wall in here. It's a dummy

thermostat. Yeah. It does. It does nothing. It's there for show. Like I, and I remember, you know, the first month we were in these studios, I was fooling around with it to get it to the right temperature. I'm like, nothing's happening here. You know, like if you flip it to a certain temperature, then you'll hear something go on or turn off, whether it's heat or air conditioning. I'm like, nothing's going on. and I walked into the guy that runs it. And I said, what's the deal with this thing? He goes, yeah, that's not really a thermostat. You know what it is? It's a placebo. It must be a placebo. It's a placebo. Oh, you know what? That reminds me of a conversation I had with my CDC neighbor the other night about the vaccines.

Many of you have said, can we get an update from your CDC neighbor?

And I don't think I've given one in quite some time.

For those that are hearing this for the first time, my next door neighbors, both husband and wife, both work for the CDC here in Washington they lived in

Atlanta forever which is the national headquarters of the of the CDC and he is a

world leading expert on malaria and has actually spent most of his professional life in

Africa anyway he was walking his dog.

I was walking my dog.

I love my dog.

My dog, Lainey, my English bulldog is, as I've mentioned before, is pretty much the only

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