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Hello and welcome.

It is Eric Eriksson here.

The Eric Erikson show, the phone number, 877, 973, 7425.

We got a lot to talk about this hour, but I got to tell you again, if you're just tuning in,

we're raising money for the Salvation Army nationwide.

It started off as a project we're going to do just in the Atlanta area,

and the National Army got wind of it and said, can we do it nationwide since you're on nationwide now?

And I was hesitant to ask because being a radio conservative radio show host these days,

a lot of people keep you at arm's length, but they didn't hesitate.

They said, we have people in every zip code in the country that we can help.

So please, let's do it nationwide.

So if you're willing, every dollar, every single penny that you donate will go to help

someone get a gas card or a card for groceries if they can't afford it right now.

CNBC says that the average American is going to now pay

$5,000 more this year for gasoline than they did last year. And that means that's $5,000 less

for groceries or bills or mortgage or you name it. People are struggling. So if you can help,

and you all have been so generous, I'm, I'm overwhelmed. I really am overwhelmed. We've exceeded the goal we set and we're going to

increase it because we're going to mention this again tomorrow as well. I, I'm genuinely

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