Hey, what's going on? It's Bill Byrne. It's time for the Thursday afternoon just before

Friday Monday morning podcast and I'm just checking in on you. Check it in to see how

your week is going. Shout out to all the economies that are starting to open up. You know,

see how it goes. Shout out to the cheesecake factory out there and from somewhere in Texas.

The waffle house in Georgia. And that Botox clinic down there in Orange County. They're

all going to fall on the knife for the rest of us. I don't know if this is true. This

is just I don't watch the news. This is just shit. People on the phone have told me.

All right. And I know there's a lot of commercials because I've been watching a lot of TV. I know

there's a lot of commercials out there thanking everybody. We want to thank all the what do

they call them? Necessary workers out there. Surprise. It hasn't been any pushback. You know,

to save it. Some people are necessary and other people aren't necessary makes some of most

people are going to be feeling unnecessary. And during these uncertain times, I think

everybody needs to feel that they're contributing. You know, the one great thing about all of

this shit has been it kind of shut up. All of the, well, I guess now then they're kind

of going again with the whole brave thing. You know, these people who are during this

thing going to work and making money. Well, thank you to all of them all the necessity,

necessary people. You know, but it's always a sexy job, isn't it? Right? Who do they

give a shout out to? Right? Other doctors and the nurses all banging each other with their

fucking COVID scrubs on. You know, living in many series, some a list movie stars going

to play one of them. Doctor, we're out of beds. Oh, God damn it. Throw a pillow on a radiator.

I don't give a shit. I got patients to treat this summer. Josh Gad is a Joe six pack doctor.

What was it like to play Joe six pack doctor? Well, you know, just, I mean, I'm just an actor.

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