Coming up here, it's a 5-0.8. We'll drink a toast with a show of the day.

And we do have your headlines on the way at 550.

But first quick check on Mike Hogg and some of the stories and headlines he is not working on. Well, thank you, Miles. Hold on to your hats, gents. It turns out that the do not track feature on your browser stops absolutely nobody from tracking your browser. Damn it! Yeah, no kidding. But I said no! Damn it.

My favorite one is when I'll see you.

There are always a... Damn it. Yeah, don't care. But I said no. Damn it.

My favorite one is when I'll see it, there are always of the older friends that I have on Facebook,

that post that will come around at least once a year like,

this is my declaration to Facebook that I do not give permission for them to copy and use any of my photos or post.

You're on Facebook. That does nothing. That's right. You're on Facebook. If you have a relative though, I'd say probably 60, but at least maybe 55 and over. They post it once a year. They do. Really? It is a thing. But guys, come on. Look, if you're that old, you're old enough to know what you're saying means nothing. You've been around the block. And I don't know if people make money off of these social media pages, but there's so many where I will see those same people, they will share the content. And I'm like, you know, share if you, you know, you love your country, if you believe in God, whatever it is. If you're, if you're against this, like, you know, share if you, you know, you love your country, if you believe in God, whatever it is. If you're against this, like, you understand that they don't actually care about what it is that you're sharing. They just want you to, so that they get the clicks. Right. Even that post that says, you know, copy and paste this to let them know that you don't give them permission. Like, I feel like they're still making out somehow with that.

You are, you're screaming at the, at the girl behind the counter, it's like, right, but I can't help you. Right. I hear you. You're right. You don't give them permission. They're going to use it if you want. Because they're on Facebook. Right. You can get awful Facebook. If it bugs you that much, that's what I would do.

And also, why do you think that your photos are so damn compelling that somebody just be like, I'm telling that. That's the first thing, all right? You're not that freaking interesting. But no one has the heart to tell you. Facebook doesn't want to use your free. You're ugly. Your grandkids are ugly. Nothing you post is original or interesting. You're not interesting enough.

Good God, man. Where are they going to find other photos of your legs on a beach?

No kidding. Right. Where are they going to find your rumpy-ass face with shades on in a backwards

hat? Really? You were at Niagara Falls and took a picture? Where can they possibly find that?

I count myself, but how many middle-aged dudes can just post horrible selfies? No kidding. And it's always the same captain. Having a great time in Las Vegas. Yeah, but I'm not going to smile. Right, they look like a bust on Mount Rushmore. Having a great time. You fooled me. Looks it. Great time with the family.

You know that's sarcastic.

And every photo they've got that same face is like, what happened to cheese?

You know what I mean?

You know, that's why all the old photos that we see, everyone looks miserable all the time.

And granted times are different.

You're like, not everyone could possibly be that unhappy.

Well, it turns out when they originally started, you know, photographs broke big and you can do photographs of the family.

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