All right, Dakota, 508.

We'll drink and totes with a show of the day.

And we do have your headlines on the way of 550. But first quick check on with Mike Hogg and some of the stories and headlines he is not working on. Well, thank you, Miles. There's a town in Wisconsin with a new speed limit of 17.3 miles an hour. Uh-huh. There is a good reason. I was just saying why. It has to me. Because they wanted people to think twice when they looked at that speed limit, to kind of break up that road hypnosis situation that you got going on. How many speed limit signs do you pass that you don't even pay attention to that? This road's probably 30, 40 miles an hour. I feel like the only time you can't find one is when you're trying to be like, what is the speed limit here?

I'm kidding. You see the cop on the side of the road like, well, what are we supposed to go?

I took my car in last time they gave me a loner. And it's a newer car. Yeah. So it's one of theirs like, we want you to buy this. Of course. Right in your car.

So it has the speed limit in the glass in the, like in the, in the, in the, in the, in the, in the, in the, in the, in the, And once you go over the speed limit, that number turns red. No kidding. So if you're in the green, you're okay. Whatever the color was. But it will let you know you are speeding on this road. So you're red what? You read what, 90% of the drive? Sure, sure, all green. All green.

All green.

So it's got the heads-up display.

That's cool.

Oh, yeah.

Which is a little bit weird. I feel like some of the navigation on your phone sometimes will, like, ding when you go over. Oh. It's like, leave us alone. Right. It's fine. Don't worry. I know. Right. We know. Tell me when there's a cop around.

Thank you.

That's what we want to. That's ways.

I was not saying that's weight. We know. Tell me when there's a cop around. Thank you.

That's what we want to know.

That's ways.

I was not saying that's wait.

That's exactly right.

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