So I found out what some of the parameters are.

Okay.

And it is a lot more intimidating than I thought it was going to be.

Like it's actually, no, it's actually more intimidating for a number of reasons.

Okay.

I had to make some lists. What? I had to to say, yeah. And this is a voluntary thing? This is a voluntary thing. But on top of that, I got the range for it. I feel like I'm in a lot of trouble. Hello, everyone. This is Fun Employment Radio. I'm Greg Nibbler here with Sarek. Dylan, thank you so much, excuse me, for joining us today. We do appreciate it. It is a later show today. It is 7.30 p.m. Pacific time. So doing a bit of a later live show from the Unemployment Radio Studio East, I, K. in my basement. Had a pretty long day today. So down here, though, excited to talk to you.

Yeah, thanks.

I know you had a crazy, scary drive home.

Yeah, oh, it's really gnarly out there. Yeah.

People are real jerks.

Which I want to, with that, I know I probably talked about this before, but I think

there should be a law.

Again, if I were to create the laws.

Sure. The law of the wave of acknowledging if you let somebody in, so the person who lets somebody in, like they're switching lanes and I let them switch in front of me, they should be required by law, under penalty, a severe penalty, to give me the thank you, way. To give me the thank you way. Yeah, I agree with that.

They absolutely need to be giving me a thank you way because I let, I let probably, I do it all the time because, well, one, I don't want them hitting me. So I'm just like, okay, just go ahead and get in. But I'm being nice. I don't have to do that. I could force the issue. And then I just don't get the thank you way. It's like none of it.

It makes me, it infuriates me every time.

Yes.

Because I'm screaming and just like, you're welcome. Yes. Screaming at the top. Yeah. That was, that was my, you know, hourish drive home today was dealing with that in the morning. Anyway, that's something that should be on the law. That should across party lines every should agree that support that i feel like for that law that should be universal

like and if you're you know if you're one of the people that's not giving a hand wave and saying thank you

you know well not of those horrible people listen to our show no you don't because they wouldn't be

they wouldn't be listening to us right now so i know it's none of, but you know the people that I'm talking about that don't do it. Oh, my gosh. That happens a lot, especially in Portland, there are a lot of narrow streets where even though they are technically two-way, you can only get through like one car at a time. And so that happens to me all the time where I'll pull over and let somebody go through and they're just like,

do to do it like driving.

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