Are you ready?

Jamie Markley, David Van Camp, and Scott Robbins.

We just become best friends.

Yep.

Making sense of it all.

Now I get it.

And having some fun.

Lighten up, Francis.

This is the Markley, Van Camp, and Robbins show.

Yep, sure your is.

This, of course, as the man just said, the Markley Van Camp and Robin show,

Sands, Jamie Markley, who has got a couple of days off, so that means it's

Van Camp and Robbins show.

It's our time to tank the show and get fired.

Oh, yeah.

Well, that's how it works. And we'll, you know, and Jamie Manstandy because it's here. I want to get to this story because, hey, I told you this morning, I come into work this morning. I'm driving into work and I'm looking up and I'm noticing that somehow gas is at $4.99. So it's almost $5 a gallon, right? I saw that coming in today. And I heard about it on the news today saying, you know, gas prices overnight, went up $6 and $7.7. Or whatever. And I'm like, holy crap, man. And so I'm feeling a little depressed, yes. I know. And right now the average is $4.30 nationwide as of today. So,

yeah, I mean, this is a bad thing. Okay. California was $6. California, yeah, is $6.1

cent right now. Yeah, and that's because of over-regulation, over-taxation, and closing refineries

because of those regulations. A lot of blue states have got tons of tax involved in it, too. And so when I saw that today, I got to be honest with you, a little depressed. I'm driving into work going, damn. But then I see this. We're seeing really good economic numbers. This is according to the White House. Yeah, well, so the economy grew 2% in the first quarter of the year. Initial jobless claims are at their lowest level since 1960s.

Although if a past is a good predictor of the future, that means we actually lost like

two billion jobs somehow or something.

So the jobs numbers I almost never trust anymore.

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