What's up? What's up, everyone? Welcome to a brand new episode of Part of the Problem.

I am Dave Smith. He is Robbie the Fire, Bernstein. How you doing today, sir?

I'm good, man. I had fun up at a fifth company brewery. So now we're back. What's up with you?

Oh, you know, well, I was just telling you, I'm sick and snowed in.

But, but yeah, I got, I think I got like a strep throat or something, but I got a moxacosil in here.

So I'm taking that.

And, you know, I got a generator and a lot of propane and got food. And so, you know, I'm good. We got like a foot and a half of snow. Is the electricity down by you? No, it hasn't as of right now, but you kind of, when, whenever there's like a bad windstormstorm you always just want to kind of have your

generator ready to go it's like it's not a big deal it's really easy to fucking switch it over to that

it's funny i got i got upgraded in my building to one of the uh spots that's underneath the building

and it was funny because last night there's a i got a neighbor in the other spot next to me

like a parking spot you mean yeah i got you yeah there's a I got a neighbor in the other spot next to me like a parking spot

yeah yeah yeah there's this uh he's got to be from the ukraine he doesn't speak a word of

english but he's always in his car smoking cigarettes because i guess he doesn't smoke in his unit

and we exchanged hello's and no conversation past that because he doesn't speak english and i

felt so bad last night because

he was out in his car and my car, like he's just passed where the building ends. And I'm like, oh, you're going to have to shovel out tomorrow and I'm good. Yeah, that is nice. That is nice feeling. It's all about doing a little bit better than someone else. Yeah. Yeah. I'm out and about. No problems. Well, good. Very good. Yeah, I did I did Pierce Morgan just now. And it was a, I mean, whatever, it was fine. I'm just not feeling great, but it was like whatever. But dude, they had, it was really actually kind of interesting, but I wish it had just been me one on one. But they had a General Wesley Clark join the panel for like half of it. But it's always like this thing where, you know, it's like the way they do it with Pierce, there's something kind of cool about it. You know, now they've started like they'll, because I think after a certain amount of time, I started just going like, hey, just like, tell me who's going to be on. Like, who am I going on with, you know? It's like, not that it necessarily matters, but like, you're like, I just want to know, like, who am I going to be arguing with or whatever? And the problem that, you know, I like doing the one-on-one debates on Pierce more than the panel, just because it's just too

many people in not enough period of time.

But there's still just a thing where, so there's the panel and it's like two chicks who

are arguing for regime change in Iran and then it's me and Jenk.

Then it is just such a funny thing, Like you never get this anywhere except Pierce.

It is this feeling like you're on Jerry Springer. By the way, I defend Pierce. I love Pierce Morgan. I think it shows great. I think it's actually a very important show. But there's just this thing. So you're just in the thing. And they're saying they're dumb shit. And because I'm a little bit under the weather, I just have less tolerance for, you know, like,

we should bomb Iran.

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