Hello, welcome to Citizen McCain. It's Monday, November 24th. We are inching just a few days away from Thanksgiving. I'm so excited. This is our last show before Thanksgiving. We're just not doing a Wednesday show. We'll be back next week.

We have a show. It's just not, it's not live. I'm sorry. We will have a show ever. So we're having one of our favorite shows that we're going to re-air. Right? You guys probably haven't seen it because it's from like old school times. So there will be something to watch if you're like at your mom's house. You've probably never seen it. So it's worth it's worth watching if you're bored and you want to catch something. It's a great interview. It's really fun. Yes. We just won't have a live show. So whatever, but feel free to,

feel free to watch. Yes, happy Thanksgiving to you all. Really quick, I read this tweet from

Laura Lumer of all people, and she had this great idea where she said, pay for groceries for someone.

You can either do it like, you know, throw a food bank or, you know, I know that people

can do like layaways. You can pay off people's layaways like at places like Walmart and Target

or just like if you know of any family like at your church or in your community that paying

for groceries for a week can really help ease the pain of, you know, the economic hardship.

So many people are going through.

I myself like to donate to food banks.

They just did it.

I personally like St. Mary's Food Bank in Phoenix.

That's always my go-to.

And obviously, we know some of you can't afford to pay for other people's groceries

and can't afford to donate.

So we don't include you in that.

But if you can, I just think even small,

even like a $5 donation or giving someone like, you know, a pie or whatever can ease up. And this is

the season for giving thanks and reflecting on all our blessings. And there's just so many people.

Yeah, go ahead. Check with your local elementary school because my daughter's

school is doing a thing where you can adopt a family. So where we live, there's a lot of low-income

families in the neighborhood. And they're doing adoptive families. So you can help with their

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