Toucher and Rich.

Self-help shenanigans.

On 985, the sports hub.

985, the sports hub, we're touched to enrich.

And Rich, we're talking about people overposting on the internet.

Here's a photo someone put up.

Sleeves. It's on the ground. Yeah, a photo someone put up. Sleeves.

This sleeves on the ground.

Yeah, that's weird.

That's the next one. Yeah, that's good. Leaves on the ground. There's a guy who tweeted and said, I have a friend who posts good morning every morning, and then what he's making for dinner that night. Now you have me questioning why I'm still friends with him. This one I've seen a lot of

And this might be the worst offender of the overposter

Don't forget the other categories of our posters with him. This one I've seen a lot of, and this might be the worst offender of the overposter.

Don't forget the other categories of overposter, the people who constantly post news or politics. It's as if we don't watch the news. Like people will post like seven to eight

articles a day, and you're like, all right, I understand.

You watch the news and you're on top of things.

I get it.

But you know what?

Maybe we are, too.

We don't use your Facebook page as our own personal CNN or Fox News in your case.

And the worst is when your friends with a female that's really, really high, and they stop putting pictures of themselves up, and they just start putting pictures of stuff in the news. Yeah. And you have to sift through all of it, and you're like, come on. Get with the, get with a nice photo. Remember when somebody who's checking in at the place that you're at? Well, that's the stupidest thing in the world. I know. Checking it is like just rob my house. Yeah, yeah, rob my house. Just please, I'm gone. No one's home. Rob me. Here's where I am, by the way. I'm checking into the big boy in Hamtrammock. I'm pretty far away. So you have at least, if you Google Maps, you have at least 30 minutes by the fastest car to rob my place.

Right.

Yeah.

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