Coming up, Courtney, and today's news, a little bit breaking from Foxborough and the FIFA World Cup.

So we'll get to that.

And the rest of the news coming up with Courtney, a reminder that you can leave us Hill Note at any time on anything we are discussing or on any other topic.

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And there's a bunch of stuff on the table today, Patriots,

with a signing that Shine was very excited about this morning.

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Their speculation is rampant that we may be headed toward a thing that I experienced in my youth in this country, the gas crisis.

And there may be some gas rationing. Go ahead, Curtis. I know you have a fart joke in there somewhere. No, I've already had two. That's my limit. So, um, people are tripping about that. Courtney is, Courtney is tripping about a potential gas crisis because she didn't live through it. No, I mean, I just found out about the whole license, but you just explained the license plate thing for me. Yeah. So depending on what the number is,

when I was a young boy, Susan Hill, depending on what the last number of her license plate was,

was allowed to get gasoline on only one day of the week. And so we would, we would all pile

into the

family station wagon and go wait in line like a

mile long line to get into the gas

station. What if you run out of gas

though on one of the other days? That was

an issue because people were sitting there in their cars

and would run out of line while they're in line. Yeah, you'd have to

maybe walk over there. The station wagon day. We've all run out of gas in our cars. I have. I have twice. I did it once and I think it was maybe the most popular segment we've ever done. I'd be happy to go cover and pump gas for people again. Oh, that was very popular. I was Ernie.

I was mocking the local news people. And Courtney, though, probably doesn't remember. A lot of people probably don't remember the station wagon days with the wood paneling on the side. Oh, no, I do. The back row, the back seat where you speak. Looked out. Okay. All right. My friend Aaron Gallagher, her mom had one. and it was, I thought it was the coolest thing of all time where you got to look at the back.

That is classic.

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