So we've been complaining about the jokes from the late night shows for quite a while now.

Basically, since the Trump era began, we used to play jokes from the tonight show and Colbert and whatever regularly every single day.

And then they just became repetitive and not funny. Well, it turns out some of the writers feel the same way how liberal late night talk shows became a comedy sinkhole,

even including to some of the people that work on them. More on that coming up later.

So I'm concerned about plastics. I really am. We produce, we modern humans produce a stounding amount of plastic. Incredible.

I took the trash out today and just, it's just stuff full of plastic this and that.

The water bottles. Everything is packaged in plastic. There's so many things you buy and there's so much in the oceans now.

And you know, listen, I get the various plastic bag bands up and down the West Coast, for instance.

I get the intention of it and we'll talk about those bands and some of the unintended consequences, which are not only interesting, but kind of funny.

But 90% of the plastic that's in the ocean, they think, comes from Asia. 90%.

Wow. Yeah. They use more plastic or just because there's so many people.

Well, yeah, there's millions of people right by the coasts and it could have to do with winds and currents, too.

Honestly, I haven't read up much about it, but it was a liberal outlet that was reporting this.

So I tend to think it, you know, they, they will not willingly minimize the US's responsibility in environmental stuff.

If you know what I mean. So I figured they were probably sincere.

Then there's this other study I heard that they're finding because when plastic does like go away,

plastic bags, you know, whipped by the wind until there's barely anything there.

Well, those tiny little particles stay in the air and now they're finding tiny little micro particles of plastic everywhere.

I mean, the remote mountain ranges of the world, they test the air and there's little bits of plastic everywhere.

So, you know, I'm, and there are billions that, you know, almost eight billion people are, is it eight billion on Earth right now?

We're cranking out plastic and in a stouting right.

So I'm not some sort of auto care type.

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