Count up the 10 greatest Seattle Mariners of all time and the most dangerous states with your guess is as good as mine. Yeah. And in the meantime, our question, whether it was good or not, what did you witness? You'll never forget. 206, 803 Rock. A couple more comments. This is a pretty good one here. Guys, I was in Munich, Germany. About five years ago, was walking back to my hotel when I hear Eye of the Tiger playing loud in the middle of the street.

Of course. It's the German way.

I turn around and there's a guy jogging and running on the opposite side of the street.

He's being followed by a guy on a rickshaw that's got a big speaker on the back seats.

That's where Eye of the Tigers is coming from. So silly and simple, but actually made me laugh out loud when I saw it. Hey man, it works. You didn't hear the song. You want to do something. No matter how cheesy it is. Well, the guy in the rickshaw's got to be running. He's actually pulling a rickshaw with the speaker. He's one getting in shape i was thinking of bike rickshaw

oh maybe you think he's running i was gonna say i feel like everybody's worked out to that song at least once if you're working out even if you're working out for the first time it's like you gotta listen to music i feel like that's the first song that comes to break just go i had the tiger it'll work that's the last time we saw a man running a rickshaw never never Indiana Jones I don't know

I just assumed

we was on a bicycle

have you ever seen an almish buggy

with the family that was a wild

one for me i've only seen that once it was just

like wow really yeah i mean i just

eastern pennsylvania is different than western

pittoman so like i never really went into the york area that much or the lancaster area Really? Yeah. I mean, I just, eastern Pennsylvania is different than western Pennsylvania.

So, like, I never really went into the York area that much or the Lancaster area. Didn't miss anything. Central, I've been into Harrisburg and all that north, but just not into the traditional Amish areas. They are everywhere. And, like, when I was a little kid, I was like, oh, man, that's kind of cool. Because you're seeing a horse and buggy. as an adult, so I get the F out of the road.

I've stopped into many amos.

The stores are amazing.

Yeah.

Their food is great. because you're seeing a horse and buggy. As an adult, it's like, get the F out of the road. I've stopped into many Amish.

The stores are amazing. Yeah. Their food is great. They make furniture, all that stuff. I've been in those. The Amish stores are great. I've just never seen an actual horse and buggy. My cousin worked to one. At an Amish store? Because technically they're not supposed to use electricity. Right.

So some of the storefronts, they will hire local, like, teenagers, to work with the Amish kids and run that stuff. Hmm. Okay. So it's like DMX. Now, I cannot use this electric drill, but I can hand it to my homeboy up here. And he can use that electric drill. There's a lot of stuff going on there. Could they use batteries?

You know what I mean? So that's the whole thing now is that some of them are using solar power kind of tools and stuff. Where's the line? Right, where's the line? So I'm with you. Like, you're sending teenagers down on a bus. And it's like, we put a partition between the men and the girls and the boys. It's like, sure, but you're also running a business.

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