Hello and welcome. It is Eric Erikson here. The Eric Erikson Show nationwide from my flagship station,

WSB in Atlanta, Georgia, home of the Braves, no less. I'll get over that World Series win at some point.

The phone number is 8777-973-725 if you would like to call in.

I'm going to switch gears out of your standard rote political dynamics.

Because there's something, there's a big story circulating, and I would like to talk about it.

I think it's relevant to virtually every single one of you.

So I've got, I've expanded my talk about it. I think it's relevant to virtually every single one of you.

So I've got, I've expanded my show footprint outside of Georgia. So I'm now on in, for example,

Tulsa, Oklahoma and Dayton, Ohio. I've had a ton of streamers in Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio. I don't know why I have so many people who stream

my show in those areas. I love you all. Thank you very much. But a large number in those areas.

And then Jacksonville, Florida and Orlando, Florida. I'm also one of those areas. In addition to

all the stations I've been on in Georgia,

from Brunswick to Athens to Rome to Clarksville, you name it, around the state of Georgia,

except in Macon where I got my start.

We're working on that one.

Nonetheless, so we got a lot of cities and I have strong feelings about cities.

I actually love to go into the city. But I want to begin with this story. The San Francisco

Chronicle has a story and the headline is two men with long criminal histories got caught for stealing bikes.

What should San Francisco do about them?

Now, I want to move beyond the particulars of that case.

To further down in the story, there is this.

As of October 31st, San Francisco police had received reports of 810 burglaries or attempted burglaries this year in the jurisdiction of the Mission District Police Station, which includes the Castro area.

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