You're going to be here. Oh, you know. Well good morning it is morning here in Phoenix, and it was in the 70s this morning. The kitties love it outside now. It's great. Some of you are going, wait a minute, you're low, like

78, yes. But for us, that's like, break out the kugis. I mean, you know, we're very happy when things like that happen.

By the way, we have a fan over here, okay? I don't know how old it is. It's years old. It's been sitting over there for a long long time.

It's a vornado. Okay, and I bought it because it specifically said it's very quiet and it is.

However, I can now hear it.

And Rich knows why, you all know why. I mentioned on the program last week on

Thursday that the old man is now taking advantage of technology and I have my hearing aids in and I'm not sure if you

can really see them. I'm like I can't tell there. They sit on top my ears there.

What you think you can see them from that that angle? Man, they really, it's there. I can sort of

see the silver a little bit and they're, they're not going to be silver after next

Tuesday it's just a matter of changing the shell color and stuff and the wife wants

it to be be beige so I'll go with what the wife wants now that I can hear

her yes so I just want you to know that I I hear I hear just fine oh you think you

do yes the ringing in my ears I hear just fine. Oh you think you do? Yes, the ringing in my ears I hear it really good.

Hey look you know the fact of matter is I didn't take it seriously until just recently. I really didn't. And when I got them, the first thing that amazed me is, did you know that on most keyboards, when you press a button, it goes click-it-click?

You all know that.

I knew that once.

I knew that when you press a button on a mouse, it clicks, but I couldn't hear that stuff anymore. And it happens so

slowly that you just, when you get it back, it's's like so going to church on Sunday especially at

Apologyo we have 47 million kids was a little overwhelming at first.

So I'm like,

turn that down.

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