Hello there. It is Eric Erikson here. The full number is 877937-975 if you would like to be on the program.

I'm going to deviate from everything on the list of things I want to talk about.

And I just, I want to speak to you just for a moment.

Sorry, I'm just seeing a friend of mine and program director out in Tulsa suggesting that the prestigious engineering school my

daughter is at this week is not that prestigious.

You're a UGA fan.

Of course, it's not.

But about that, about that.

Can I just remark for a moment?

So I never did summer camps when I was a kid. I always thought that was the pretentious thing rich people did. They send their kids away for a month so that someone else can raise the kids before they come home to the nannies. But I found more more and more people over the years who are not pretentious, rich people, and they still send their kids to a week camp or a month-long camp.

Chick-fil-A apparently has a great program that some kids go to.

I'd never heard of before.

I just, I don't, I like my kids. I don't just love them I actually like them and I never liked the idea of sending them away from home and they're kind of home bodies anyway so I didn't think they would want to go but my 16 year old has gone off to camp for a week. She's not home. Now, she's just up the

road from us, about an hour from us, but she's in a dorm. She's got three roommates. They

didn't know each other. One's from Connecticut. One's from Chicago. One's from Puerto Rico.

And I've got to commend her.

So her school is a classical Christian school.

They have to take debate class.

And she said she went in the only kid when the professor asked who was in favor of gas cars over electric cars.

She was the only one who wanted gas.

And everybody gasped the heathen in the room.

And the professor asked her why.

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