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Don't, you know, be a diva.

Toucher and Rich, 985, the Sports Hub.

They're very big.

985, the Sports Up, we're touching rich.

And yesterday we played audio of a woman.

Where was she, Rich?

So she was at a place called Gelson's in Southern California.

And from what I have been told and what I've read about this area, it's Southern California's

version of Brookline.

And this is something that just kind of breeds these type of people.

So it's a sense of entitlement.

Well, it's just, it's a place that breeds a sense of entitlement.

And as we've been talking about where you've got people who are just trying to make ends meet right now with these grocery stores and, you know, employees at restaurants, everyone's trying to scrap together whoever they can to work in these conditions.

They've got to adapt to all these different types of regulations as far as cleanliness is concerned.

So going to work is a very unpleasant

experience and then you have to deal with someone like this now i'll just for the people who

didn't hear it i'll just we'll play it through real quick but this is a woman showing up to a grocery

store talking to a guy who is cleaning her card at first now to her right is a huge list it's like a sign that tells you what to expect. You have to wear a mask when you go in. There's all sorts of other things that are in there. But that's what the government has told them that they have to do to open back up. So here is this woman approaching this gentleman at the grocery store. I do humbly apologize, but Yelstonin's not lying any customer or not put you inside the store without a mask or something sort of guys. I need to talk to a manager because I will absolutely humbly go get a manager for you if you hang all the case for this moment. If not we can provide you with one. I'm not wearing a mask. Okay, I'll just a mask. Okay, I understand. Perfect. Just a moment. Go ahead. Go ahead. Hi. Hi, I have a medical condition that I'm not allowed to wear a mask and I'm not required by HIPAA rules and regulations to disclose that. Okay, can we shop for you? So, um, what does that look like? I have private things I want

to get, but maybe I don't want you to see. But I can't let you in the store without a mask. Okay, so where's the regulations that state that? The regulations? Yeah. Because you're discriminating against me now. Do you know that? I'm, I'm offender against me. That we can help you. No, because I have private stuff that I don't want you to see.

Then you can call corporate office, but I can't help you. Okay, well, you guys can't get a lawsuit because you can't, you can't discriminate. I'm trying to help you, but I'm not going to do you can't. How is that, how's that helping when you're going to do shopping for me? I'm going to give you my bank information. How do I, how do I do the transaction? Transactions will do for you.

No, you're, to do shopping for me. I'm going to give you my bank information. How do I do the transaction?

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