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All right, Alan Jerry, till 6 o'clock. It is a, what's today? Wednesday, Wednesday,

and we've got a lot to get to this morning with the NFL and all that stuff.

I'm a little confused by something with voting yesterday, Jerry.

The people of Staten Island, for example, they got to vote for New York City mayor.

Is that correct, Eddie?

Yeah, they're part of the city.

But if you grew up in Staten Island and I said to you, oh, Eddie, he grew up in New York City. He would say, no, I didn't. Right? A lot of people would say, no, you didn't. So why do you get to vote for their mayor? What's that now? Why do you get to vote for the New York City mayor? Well, because New York City is made up the five boroughs. So can Staten Island doesn't have their own mayor? So you're considering New York City Manhattan. Yeah. Like you're considering Manhattan as New York City. Yes. As opposed to what it technically is. Like if you're in the Bronx, you shouldn't get to vote for New York City mayor. You should vote for the Bronx mayor?

There is no Bronx mayor.

Well, it seems like a problem.

No wonder it's things are falling apart up there.

They don't even have a mayor.

It just seems like so weird. Like you could grow up in Staten Island in the suburbs and have a lovely yard.

And meanwhile, you're voting for what's going on on 50th Street.

Yeah, it doesn't seem right.

They have what, borough presidents, right?

Yes.

Oh, that sounds interesting.

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