Well, that's why you don't shut down an economy.

We're going to talk about that in a lot more tonight on Omrite.

Welcome to Omrite.

It's time to talk about the economy.

Lessons.

Lessons are important, aren't they?

If you're a parent, you try to teach them.

If you're a human being in general, you try to learn them.

And it's really important to learn the right lessons, right?

Especially when things go wrong.

If I say I wrap up the show, I'll be done in about an hour.

And let's say I get off work and I haven't even had any dinner yet.

I got an empty stomach instead of grabbing some food, something healthy.

Instead, I head down to the liquor store and I grab myself a fifth of whiskey

and I just start chugging whiskey.

When I get home, no food in my belly, just over and dodging, drinking a bunch of whiskey.

Get myself fall down in the gutter drunk and then I come up with the idea.

You know what would be fun?

It would be fun to pour some gasoline in the middle of the kitchen counter

and then get some matches and kind of wave them above the gasoline

and just kind of have a little daredevil thing.

And I go do it and I pour some gasoline there and wave and some matches

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