Of all the things you could start our show with, you want to start with this?

I don't want to, but I think we have to mention it because it did go national and viral at the same time.

Look, there's so many great things going on in our city.

What with the lack of violence and the smooth roads and incredible planning.

And I mean, like there's so many great things for us to talk about.

And you want to talk about some Uber embarrassing fight at the Walmart off the Keystone Avenue.

Yep.

Brawl happened near the front of the store on Friday.

You've seen the video.

Everyone has seen the video.

Heck, I was in the mid-Atlantic region of the country, and I saw the video.

Well, okay, so it is interesting that I was wondering about this because obviously it made national news and everybody picks it up and how much of this is the instant media world that we live in.

I mean, clearly these people are complete lunatics and totally out of control.

And it's just another indictment of our society and the devolving of our society.

But you do wonder, like, would this 20 years ago have been national news?

Like, hey, some townies got out of control at the Walmart, right?

Would it have been national news 20 years ago?

I don't know, but the fact that

everything's on film and everything can be seen and everything can be shared instantaneously

and everything can be uploaded to some sort of social media account, I think that plays a big

role in these sort of embarrassing events becoming national news. Well, and that's just it.

Embarrassing. That's how I felt for Indianapolis

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