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You're out in CUNSquire Radio on Bo. And I'm John David. J.D. Hey, Bo. Good evening, man. Man, good evening to you, sir. How are you doing tonight? You know, I'm doing well. You know, it's raining. It's coming a... Dude, you are not lying. A gully washer here in Jackson, Mississippi. Whoa, a... A what? What? A gully washer. Is that a thing? You know, the, it's raining cats and dogs.

I mean, You are not lying. A gully washer here in Jackson, Mississippi. Whoa. A what? A gully washer.

Is that a thing?

You know, it's raining cats and dogs.

That's a thing.

It's raining. Yeah. Yeah, this is true. Look. It's raining real heavily. And, you know, the quarter shopping center that the country squire has been in since 1970. We are the oldest tenant in this building. and this building we love it but it's very's very much, it's, it, it's kind of a dive. And so as we're sitting here getting ready, there's like, you know, we hear these waterfalls kind of in the background and it, Bo's like, what's that? And it's like, oh, it's just raining. And he's like, in the shop. And I'm like, yeah, yeah, in the shop. There's, there's, there's, there's, there's, we did have a light bulb explode in the front of the shop a few minutes ago. That was exciting. It was exciting. Yeah. I've never seen that happen before. Yeah, people pay good money to watch stuff like that. You got that for free tonight, both. Maybe our listeners will get lucky and we'll have it on the air. It's absolutely terrifying.

No, but it is.

I mean,

it's a nasty,

nasty day out there,

but,

uh, Maybe our listeners will get lucky and we'll have it on the air. It's absolutely terrifying.

No, but it is.

I mean, it's a nasty, nasty day out there, but it makes for some good smoking weather all things consider.

I'd agree.

We talk about how, like, right in front of the door in front of the shop here, the way that the complex works, all the water like washes right in front of the door.

Yeah.

And I was saying that's nice.

It locks the customers in. And, and keeps them out. Keeps them out. We've been asking them to fix that for at least 15 years. And every time we, uh, complain, they're like, ah, we'll get to it next month. Well, as long as it's over a decade. Right. Yeah. Yeah. That's good. Yeah. That's good. They're very consistent on that.

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