Hello there. It is Eric Erikson here. I hope y'all are having a great day. I hope the weather is nice where you are. We have just gone through third winter in the south and it looks like we're headed into third spring on the way to first summer. The phone number, should you wish to be a part of this program, 877-97-973-7-4-25. You know what sucks about being the boss I mean because I'm I'm the boss

and I really want to order one of these Mac studios because I want to go back to a

desktop computer but then I would have to like answer to the peons as to why I

can't pay their salaries because

I bought the new computer and I'm thinking do I really need them?

Oh, I really want the new Mac studio.

All right.

One day, one day.

Okay.

We got stuff.

We got to talk about.

I got to rearrange stuff, stuff that I haven't gotten to that I wanted to get to. My buddy, Casey Maddox, says this over at the New York

Post. It's a great starting point. Headline of the New York Post,

opinion piece by Casey Maddox, Americans feel less free.

Don't trust leaders post-COVID pandemic.

For many Americans, March 11th, 2020 is the day the coronavirus started to feel like a real pandemic as our elected officials rushed to respond to the crisis.

Two years later, Americans' views of their civil liberties and their confidence in public officials

has taken a beating.

A new poll conducted by UGov and Americans for Prosperity has released exclusively to the Post

reveals that Americans feel their core freedoms are less secure than before the pandemic.

This is true often by substantial margins.

42% feel less secure about voicing their opinions.

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