Cut up here at 5.08, we will drink and toast for the show of the day, and we do have your headlines on the way at 550.

But first quick check-in with Mike Hawk and some of the stories and headlines, he is not working out. Well, thank you, Biles. The DEA is warning folks about Nita Zine, a synthetic drug said to be more potent and dangerous than fentanyl. Let us read about that.

Well, that can be good.

That's a positive thing.

Me too.

Yeah.

I mean, I was read it the other day.

It doesn't really afford it. fentanyl. I just read about that. Well, that can't be good. That's a positive thing.

Me too.

Yeah.

I mean, I was read it the other day.

It doesn't really affect me. It's that that's not my jam, but oh, good. Deadlier than fentanyl. That's what we need. Why are we going deadlier than fentanyl, by the way? Like, isn't that also ruining kind of the illegal drug business?

You would think to a degree.

I mean...

Mike, I am with you.

That one does... Like, I don't get it either. Why you kill your customers? Exactly. Correct. I mean, look, they put a recall on radioactive shrimp because they want you to come back to the grocery store, but they're not responsible. The drug, like, why would you intentionally sell fentanyl?

I don't know.

Right.

It just, it does not. And look, I'm not a drug dealer, so maybe I don't know all the ins and outs, but that just seems like a bad business practice. And also, like, counterintuitive. Yes. I can fathom how they started adding it to like fake opiates because it's an opiate.

Right.

But then they were talking about, you know, people were dying. They were adding it to cocaine. But that's not the, that's not the high coat people are expected. It's a speedball. Yeah. Right. It just seemed. It's a speedball. I'm with, and look, I'm not defending drug dealers or cartels. I'm just like, it just seems like bad business.

Yes. Right. You know, Frosted Flakes is not putting out something that's given people hysteria. You know, right? We'll rot your teeth, it's not, but you know that. Right. It has enough sugar. You eat it all day long. You get diabetes, right? But even they wouldn't recommend eating it all day. Yeah, they're like, no, part of a suggested breakfast.

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