We made it some drinking time.

Somebody out there deserves to be recognized.

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

So to you, we say, bottoms up, sailor.

You're the toast of our shot of the day.

Great time it is as usual.

We head to Z Drink Test and Steve at Thrill Hill to find out who we're toasted.

Yes, indeed.

And today we toast 23-year-old Richard Boudreau of Slidell, Louisiana.

Now, according to police, he's a former employee of Kinney's Seafood.

Well, he left his house a couple of nights ago with the intent of going on a burglary spree in order to make some quick cash.

And police say, Boudreau, he dressed in all camouflage, wore gloves to prevent leaving fingerprints,

packed all kinds of burglary tools, everything was going as planned until he realized he forgot his mask

to actually cover his identity. Ha ha. But he remembered that his former place of employment

did have surveillance cameras, so he improvised and found a five-gallon bucket to put over his head.

That should work. As he scoured the business looking for money.

However, the surveillance cameras, they got glimpses of his face because one thing about a

five-gallon bucket is you have to keep lifting it off of your head to physically see where

you're going.

Now, he was able to get away with money from the cash register.

Then he went to another nearby business, Jerry's buy-and-sell pawn shop. He attempted to

burglarize that business as well. But police say that when Boudreau was unable to gain entry into

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