99.9 KISW. The men's room returns with Miles and Thrill.

I come to a five all way, we will drink a toast with a shout of the day.

And we do have your headlines on the way at 5.50.

But first quick check on with Mike Hawk and some of the stories and headlines he is not working on.

Well, thank you, Miles. If my computer will behave, there we go.

There's a ski resort in Vermont that's testing out goats instead of traditional lawnmowers to trim the growth on their slopes. Welcome to the 21st century. Yeah. I mean, haven't we been doing that here in Seattle for the 17th? Are we doing it for the slopes, though? I don't know if we're doing for the slopes, but I mean, when you're like blackberries and all these things that suck to deal with,

call out the goats.

The goats will handle it. They eat everything.

They do.

And they do it quick.

I wonder if that's Timberland up there in Vermont. You think? That's their famous one on the East Coast. Okay. It might be. Look, if you go to the summit and you see all the Blackberry bushes and stuff, you cannot believe the snow is 12 feet deep.

Yes.

That covers the underbrush of that mountain.

I mean, it's... And you see all the blackberry bushes and stuff? You cannot believe the snow is 12 feet deep.

Yes.

That covers the underbrush of that mountain. I mean, it could use a good clearing up there, too. Yeah. There's huge rocks. There's all kinds of stuff. Man, I caught one video of a dude that had this big, overgrown forest-type area, and he says, this is two days before I set my goats out on it. and then two days later it was all complete sticks.

I mean, I don't know what And then two days later, it was all complete sticks.

I mean, I don't know what they cost to do it, but like, like I said, they don't stop working, quote unquote, because they're like, there's more to eat. We're going to keep eating, man. I mean, right. I think the hardest part, if you have them on a ski slope, is just making sure they don't walk off. Yeah, exactly. You get a fence him in.

When I live down in Sumner,

they've got little drainage ditches that are down there.

And every few months, don't walk off. Yeah, exactly. You get a fence him in. When I, when I lived down in Sumner,

they've got little drainage ditches that are down there. And every few months, all of a sudden,

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