Howdy, folks, welcome to the Virtue Signal. I am sitting with Bill Wooder, one of the hardest working men that I know in conservative media.

It's a coal mine.

It's a coal mine.

I go down to the coal mine every day and 16 hours load 16 tons of a little weekend.

I almost feel like I need to bring you out one of them capes, man, and drink movie like James Brown, man.

What's James?

Wow.

Make it funky.

Okay, so, and speaking to which, and I'm talking about it, because I tell you what, folks,

to keep this operation going, man, Bill is working overtime.

And, you know, hey, as it is right now with this economy, I think everybody's getting the taste of what it's like to have to, like, try to just keep on working. And even if you're not employed, you're trying to, you're working hard,

you're working hard just as hard to find a job, at least I hope you are, then, and not just

sitting home, wait for a stimulus check. But just working just as hard to find a job as you would at an actual job. And even on my end, man, I got, look at me, look, I'm not even ready for camera right now.

I got paint all over my hands because with y'all support, you know, I'm trying to make, you know,

my studio here better, you know, so I can bring you guys, you know, a better, you know, something

a little nicer to look on camera as we do these productions and stuff like that. And I guess maybe what I'm trying

to get down to here is, Bill, is work ethic, right? Yeah, good topic. You know, it's a good work.

And as it is right now, you know, we got a lot of folks who are unemployed and a big part

of why they're unemployed. There's a lot of factors that play into it

and uh i'm thinking like one of the things that comes to mind is like i'm thinking about amazon

amazon you know with their whole virtue signal talking about how they're going to be paying their

employees like 15 dollars an hour or 20 dollars an hour and they laying people off now

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