Headline from the telegraph, Russia finds partygoers for, quote, looking too gay.

That's a Kendall and Casey show. I'm Rob Kev's here. Casey's out. Our old pal Jerry Lopez at Indy

Spanglish on Twitter joins us. Two detainees find five, 50,000.

Boy, boy, Russia's money is in trouble.

Yeah, you see that money.

Two detainees find 50,000 rubles.

That's 350 pounds.

I don't know what the pound to dollar conversion is.

Kev, can you look up what the pound to dollar conversion is for, quote,

trying to arouse interest in non-traditional sexual relations.

Was it rubles?

Well, there's 350 pounds is what they say 50,000 rubles is.

This is showing $1.24 in U.S. dollars.

So, $4,334 bucks. So they were fine.24 in U.S. dollars. So, $4.34 bucks.

So they were fine, $4,4-4 American dollars.

So $4.34 U.S. dollars is 50,000 rubles.

Is a ruble a coin? Is that a dollar?

You're a world traveler.

I think it's a note. Let me look this up. I actually have never seen a rule.

Have you ever been to Russia?

You've been all over the world.

I actually tried to go to Russia when I was living in Germany.

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