I'm ready for a bad to drink it time.

Somebody out there deserves to be recognized.

And the men's room knows just who it is.

So do you we say bottoms up sailor

You're the toast of our shot of the day

The time it is and as usual we head to see drink desk and Stephen Throll Hill to find out who we're toast. Yes. The And whether you're a fan or not you probably heard us for the last 17 years telling you about the show that they just played over the weekend

It's probably the longest buildup we've ever had to a concert part of their M72 tour. I did not realize that these last two Seattle dates were the last two dates.

That's why it took so long to get it. Yeah, exactly. It made a lot more sense

when I found that out. But here's the thing. So Metallica showed showed up I went to the Friday night show they did a superb job I know plenty of people that went to the Sunday show they did a superb job that's what Metallica does but here's the thing I did not know and most people probably didn't know this so they have the the

Metallica all with my hands foundation all within my hands foundation.

Okay.

They did not know this is a thing.

So one of the things they did, they wrap up their

2024 North American tour here in Seattle this weekend.

But with the help of the fans and attendance at Loomin Field, Metallica committed $100,000 to four organizations locally that do good work.

So there's Food Lifeline and Food Lifeline.

Their mission is to end hunger in Western Washington providing nutrients

or nutritious food to 1.37 million people facing hunger.

But Tal could donate a money to that.

The Elizabeth Gregory home, where they're basically

trying to form a community where all women have safety, shelter, resources, the

opportunity to thrive. The Jubilee Women's Center, which supports women

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