Good morning. It is 1032. It is the Kedalo Casey show on 93 W I B C Brian Baker is filling

in for Rob Kendall today is the day off, but we still have your phone calls to get to the

phone number 317 684 8444 and we invite your questions, comments or smart remarks. So

yesterday, Brian, we were talking about the story out of Washington, King County, I believe

it was in, where the county said that you could not have any sort of religious symbols in

your home during a Zoom call. So nothing in the background, they're saying you have to remove

everything in the background and somebody gave us a phone call and their thoughts about

that.

Hey, there, it's him for Fortville. Hey, I would just listen into the, the story about

the cold, the cold back county, where Seattle, Seattle, anywhere in the, anyway, and not

wanting people to have religious symbols or Christmas symbols or yada yada yada, you know,

visible in their homes when they're on Zoom calls. I wonder if that, you know, because

they're afraid that that might offend somebody in the office or a potential client. I

wonder if that also extends to bright flags or black flags matter flags. Food for thought.

See you guys later, great show, bye. Okay, so that was what I was kind of talking about

yesterday, Brian and you and I disagreed on that a little bit. He's mentioning what about

other symbols that might be offensive. Well, listen, I mean, I don't know, I don't know

that we were necessarily at odds on this whole thing. I think it's unfortunate and I think

it should be a universal policy. If you're going to institute that kind of a rule within your

business, then yes, it absolutely should apply to black lives matter and the trans community.

Does seem as though they are a bit better at making noise and causing hassles and sometimes I

think folks just don't want to deal with that. But sometimes I think decisions get made like

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