Hey, Million bazillionaires, long time, no see. Or here. Do we mean here?

Long time, no see or here. But hey, we're putting the finishing touches on our upcoming season.

Trailer's going to drop soon. You're going to love it.

Yes, but that's still a few weeks away, and there's some big news happening right now that we wanted to hop into your feet and talk to you about. So you may have noticed gas prices have gone up all of a sudden.

That's after the United States started a war with Iran, a country located in the Middle East,

where a lot of the oil we used to make gasoline is drilled.

We're going to talk about gas prices in the new season, but we've touched on them before in an episode we did

back in season three about inflation. Back then, the cost of a whole bunch of things had gone up

at the same time. That's right. And a lot has changed since then. Inflation did eventually get

under control for the most part. We'll see if that remains true moving forward. In the meantime, though, listen to this

episode, and maybe it'll make whatever happens next make a little more sense.

Hey, Ryan, what you're watching? It's one of my favorite holiday movies, the man who saved

Arbor Day. It may be old and scratchy and in black and white,

but it's a classic. Oh dear, how will we afford the Arbor Day turkey this year? It costs 75 cents.

We don't have that kind of money. We can't even afford 10 cents for Arbor Day yams. Perhaps your boss,

Mr. Spentriff, could help us. He's the richest man in town.

He has over a thousand dollars to his name. But Mr. Spentrift is the meanest man in town.

He didn't even offer to pay for my heart surgery, which cost $4.00. So what is this movie about?

It's mostly the characters worrying about money and saying prices out loud, but in a larger

sense, it's about a man who's been cruel his whole life, suddenly deciding to be a good

person.

Here, let me fast forward to my favorite part.

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