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I would click on these things. I want to know what's going on here?
What's the story? Yeah? Where who's got it? What's the story?
All right? So anyway, the bottom line is that today is April
nineteenth. Yesterday it was the eighteenth. Tomorrow is the twentieth. Got that
all figured out? Jay and Doug Jay Kershner, Doug Stephen? Do we
need to go any further than that to identify ourselves? We are the heroes
of the Good Day Program and we're here to straighten things out, to fix
up the messes that are prevalent. A couple of messages that need some attention,
the AM radio thing in cars and trucks. Is it all right?
Here's my question? You're ready? We have to start the r with a
question. Is the fact that a lot of car manufacturers do not want to
put AM radios in their products, an assault on right wing radio. The
answer, in part, in my opinion is yes, how is that based
on fact? I don't know that I have the facts. I don't know
that much about the people who and their political motivations at Ford, for example,
are they left wingers? Are they right wingers? Do they think that
they can control? There's so much focus in terms of business and in life
in general, there's so much focus on controlling what you think and how you
get your information. We don't have to go any further than social media to
look at how corrupt We talk about our systems, the political system being corrupt.
They are, but our businesses corrupt? Yep, they are. Is
social media an example of corruption to the nth degree? They are corrupt,
And yet here we are saddled with and encouraging, in many circumstances, the
further use of social media. We do it here because it seems that it's
a good way to communicate with some of our listeners. So we've done that,
and so has pretty much every other radio and television. Everything is yeah,
based on social media, right the connection, but also a phasing out
of the AM radio and everything. It was almost hidden under the guise of
well, it's because it's for the electric vehicles because the battery isn't compatible with
AM radio blah blah blah blah blah. Then now Ford has come out and
said, well, it's not only the new EV vehicles we have footing out,
We're also going to do this with the gas power vehicles as well.
So that takes away the fact of or the hidden fact quote unquote of people
saying, well, no, it's the battery issues. The battery issue.
Will know if you're saying you're not going to do this for your future fuel
powered vehicles either. Clearly it's not only a battery issue. It's an issue
that goes beyond what some people want to admit that it just is the way
of the world. It would seem the question of, you know, of
how you make up your mind about things? How do you make up your
mind? I make up my mind because or around things that seem to make
a lot of sense, at least they make sense to me. Why do
they make sense to me? My environment, what it was brought up to
think? All of those things lead into, you know, the making up
of one's mind. So is it a push Yeah, I think Sean's making
that argument. I think that Mark Levin's making that argument. Most of the
right wingers on Fox are making it and others as well, And there's something
to it in my mind. Speaking of Fox and things that are obvious and
now more obvious, Fox News has agreed to cut a nine figure check to
avoid going to trial in this high profile defamation case. The network struck the
deal yesterday with Dominion Voting Systems. The trial was supposed to start next week.
The jurors had all been selected, opening statements have been prepared, but
then the judge says, whoops, wait a minute. Apparently Fox wants to
not get into the weeds here. So they're going to fork over seven hundred
eighty seven million dollars to a company whose net worth at the moment is one
hundred million. But when they get the check next week, they're going to
be worth almost a billion dollars because Fox, in essence, they'll tell you
that they don't they have no admission here. The lawyers say, oh,
we're not admitting anything, which is a load of bs. Because if you're
going to pay somebody seven hundred and eighty seven million dollars and you're only worth
one hundred million. There's something in that statement. Now, all the defenders
of Fox News and all the defenders of all the people who are there and
all of that stuff, the right wingers, the Trumpers, all the people
that will say yeah, they don't truly yeah, they just wanted to know.
They don't. You don't write a check for seven hundred and eighty seven
million dollars unless you are guilty and you don't want your laundry exposed to the
public. That's why you write a check for seven hundred and eighty seven million
dollars. They are guilty. Yeah, exactly. They were being sued for
twice that Fox was accused of basically after the twenty twenty election, that votes
had been taken from Donald Trump and given a Joe Biden, which is a
load of crap. I wonder why they settled, is the question. Here's
another question right now? What does this give to the election deniers? Is
there something here to think about? I think there is. I think that
that the people they're lucky, Tucker, Carlson and Sean and Maria and all
the rest of them would have been also according to what I read, and
I don't know this for a fact, but they would have been personally libel
also for some of part of the what if there would have been a settlement
for part of the settlement. And because Fox News acted maliciously as they were
charged in airing all this false information they could have gotten, Fox could have
been liable for one point six billion, But then the people who are on
the air there, they may have been liable for other for hundreds of millions
of dollars more. So, there you go. And as I said,
the lawyers will not admit to anything. Fox won't admit to anything. The
settlement is sealed, and so that'll be the end of that. But come
on, you don't have no anybody who's got any common sense. And it's
interesting to look at the And I don't say this gleefully. I just say
it because it's true. After all of this, and after you know,
there was immediately upon the indictment of Trump by this bird brain in uh in
uh stuff calling people names, Doug, I know, I just part of
my my n green personality. The guys a phony, the Alvin what's his
name, Alvin brag right, Oh yeah, yeah. So right after that,
Trump popularity went through the roof foh yo, we're gonna protect in.
And by the way, there are a lot of people that I respect who
said the indictment is a loadable oney, and so that seems to have weighed
heavily on many people and say, well, where we think Trump's okay,
Well, now that's gone, that's pretty much fading. And his connection to
the race and Ron de sandis they're getting down to being almost the same according
to several different polls. And this thing isn't going to help his popularity either,
because he's been out there crowing about the fact that this was that the
election was stolen and there were lots of fraudulent votes and what happened in Georgia
and blah blah blah, blah blah. And Fox doesn't write a check.
I'll say it again, No one writes a check for seven hundred and eighty
seven million dollars unless they are up to their mickey in guilt. All right.
So meanwhile other presidential candidates are showing up. I have decided Jay.
I said this a couple of years ago when Robert F. Kennedy Junior ran
against Malarkey here in Massachusetts for the Senate spot Malarkey is also known as Marky.
He is another one of these four Flushing phonies. Robert F. Kennedy
Junior is an interesting character. He's going to announce today that he's going to
run for president, and it's not clear whether he was going to run as
a Democrat or an independent. I hope he runs a Democrat. I would
if for no other reason. He's a he's a vaccine denier or what do
they call the people the shots that didn't wasn't when they didn't call them vaccine
denier? Oh? Yeah, the anti vaxxers, yeah, which I feel
like an actual anti vaxxer is against all vaccines, not just someone who was
against COVID vaccines, right, but he's against the COVID vaccine, or was,
and he was very prominent and so at the beginning of all of the
stuff when he was when he was making his position clear, people said,
this guy's nuts. Well, you know what, he's nuts nuts, And
there's a lot of stuff floating around now, kind of like the Fox thing.
You know, they claimed they were innocent, YadA yadda, YadA.
Well, you can claim all you want, but what's the truth. The
truth is the vaccines are questionable or for some people they are. Some people
I think they helped, and it appears some people they didn't help, And
in fact there's probably a third level of some people they hurt. So Kennedy
has done a lot of research, been very public with it, and has
gotten a lot of support from Republicans, from Independence and from some Democrats.
The people who are very you know, there's a hardcore group of we're a
Democrats and will support the president till the end. Well that's kind of that's
getting to be a weak argument because Biden's a terrible president. So now where
do you go from there? You look around and see Trump? Is he
the answer? For some people? Yeah? Is de Santus? The answer
for some people, yeah is whatever? Pick a name out of the hat
that's already showed up. Kennedy's got a name. Some people think he's a
little kookie, but fewer people think he's cookie because again what he said,
I think he might be actually pretty and right, Yeah, by Osmosa,
you know who's a lawyer. He writes his father was Robert F. Kennedy,
who lost his life in nineteen sixty eight because he wanted to be president.
So Yeah, there's a lot in a name. You're right about that.
I want to know more about who's in Robert F. Kennedy Junior's family.
Well, we have some information today. I get where that word?
Where'd that word go? Oh? There it is? Okay, suck behind
my teeth and see what I was saying. His wife's name is Cheryl Hines.
If you watch various television programs, you will recognize her. Well,
I didn't recognize the name put it with a face until I put the name
of the face. And now the potential first lady, if Robert F.
Kennedy is going to work his way through to the top, is a very
interesting character in her own right. We've done extreme, an extremely deep dive
into who Cheryl Hines. I've surprised you didn't know who she was at I
didn't have a clue until I saw her picture and then I found out she
played Larry David's wife on that program that he's been doing for It seems like
a hundred years kirby your enthusia. She's funny, she's cute, she's got
lots of energy, and she's married to a potential president and certainly being married
in the Kennedy family isn't a hard way to live your life unless you disagree
with your husband about the COVID claims. So apparently the two of them don't
agree that getting shots is a bad thing or a good thing. He says
they're bad, she says they're okay. But anyway, go ahead, Yeah.
Yeah. She has come out and said multiple times that they love each
other, they respect each other, they differ on many current issues. What
really came out with the COVID vaccine situation was when he likened it to people
who do not get the COVID vaccine as hiding in the attic like an Frank
did. And people had asked her do you stand with your husband on this?
And she had to come out. She was like, my husband's opinions
are not a reflection of my own. We love each other, we differ
on current issues. That was reprehensible, that should have never happened. What
he said was absolutely absurd, And she came out and spoke against her husband
and condemned his words. And then he came out and apologized for what he
said. Well, it stirred the plot in his marriage. But if they
are still together after this public a flap. I don't like that word,
but a disagreement anyway. It was described by some as a private feud.
I don't think it's been a private feud at all. It's been something that
especially now that he is going to challenge President Biden, apparently as a Democrat.
I don't know, I said, I wasn't sure whether he was going
to run as an independent or a Democrat. But I can't see it Kennedy
running in anything for any in a position where he would run for the president
or any other office. He would in Massachusetts for the Senate as a Democrat.
But anyway, so disagreements like this are healthy as long as you don't
let it, you know, he said. I guess there was the same
discause about mask mandates too, right, he said that the I think he
said the tactics were harsher than the Nazis switches a little little bit of an
overstatement, But anyway, I hope he gets a lot of attentions. The
inspiration today takes the following expression takes the form of an expression or forgiveness.
If you are not big into forgiveness, perhaps you might want to consider being
big into forgiveness. But take it slowly, and oftentimes people are toughest on
themselves, right if you noticed that, I bet you, Jay, you're
tough on yourself sometimes. Reason yeah, right, exactly, So I don't
blame yourself quickly, be slow and deliberate. And I think sooner or later
that if you follow that, you become your life becomes more peaceful. That
would be a good thing, right for all of us, to have a
little more peace. Give what was the John Lennon song, right, Give
piece a chance? Remember that? Did you sing that with Yoko Ono?
Give piece a chance? Way, Give piece a chance? I think that
was it? Ye have something like that anyway, all right. Meanwhile,
back at the discussion about AM radios. I know some of you. I
have Jennifer and her father, and I have Jay. You'll probably get sucked
into this one way or another. The idea of and your father too,
actually, of AM radio is being taken out of cars. And what it
means is it, as the car manufacturers would tell you, it's about the
operation of the car. We can't safely have a battery powered car with an
AM radio. Do you know how ridiculous that sounds? On the surface.
It's unsafe to have an AM radio in the car because it interferes with the
operation of the battery. They must think we're all morons. Well, and
some have come out and said that it's more of the interference with the radio
itself. That's just staticky, it's poor quality. Well, that's true.
AM radio should have been enhanced so there was the same quality, the digital
quality of FM radio. The AM should be the same. There's been prejudice
against AM radio for long, for decades anyway, you were making a point
now, oh no, and it just goes with the whole It's been this
conversation over the batteries and how they don't play well with the AM radio stuff
and the electric vehicles. But that kind of is getting pushed out when their
car manufacturers saying, you know what, we're not going to put AM radios
and the new or new or fuel powered models either. So it's like,
okay, well, you can't blame an EV bat an EV vehicle first battery
when it comes to the fuel powered vehicles. So no, that's like cats
out of the bag. Yeah it's thing, but you know, yeah,
yeah, yeah, it's bunk them. You like that expression better, it's
bunk them, isn't that a great wordgwash. Bunk them, Yeah, hogwash.
So the conservatives that scratched conservat because they aren't really the right wingers who
do a lot of radio, are saying that this is an attack on them.
Yep, I'll go for that. I think they're right in part,
but also because it has a history of serving a lot of diverse communities.
The people in rural America that listen to this program on their AM radios now
some of them have what they call FM translators now, which makes it easier
for you to hear of the program a little better quality, that sort of
thing. But some of those times they're hard to come by, those translators.
And so why shouldn't amb is good in terms of quality. People who've
been asking this, who don't really know, you know, they don't understand
the technology, and why should they The information that you get, the news,
the conversation, the entertainment, things that have been important. As a
kid growing up, I listened to w b Z in Boston radio. My
great friend Dick Summer was on BZ for a long time, actually a couple
of stints there, and he and I are we have lunch together every month,
and I remember His program was called the night Light Show Welcome to the
Night Light on WVZ Radio one h three. I would go to sleep listening
to that on my little radio next to my bed in my room. As
a youngster growing up. That was very important to me to listen to it,
not only at night, but during the day. It was a great
source of fun and entertainment and information. And that's the way it is.
But you know, as things change, the signals were interfered with, they
were in a strong YadA YadA YadA. Now fast forward to today and where
a lot of people in rural America get their info because yet we have social
media, but because of the net neutrality thing, there are a lot of
you see ads now on TV for special dishes and ways for people in rural
America to get just connected to the internet. Because these the geniuses at Verizon
and Spectrum and all these other big companies that can't make any money in rural
Americas. They screw them. We're not going to go out there unless you
make us to. They say that to the government, and of course they
influence the government to the point with their corrupt contributions to politicians that they the
politicians don't do anything, and therefore American rural Americans get it tucked up their
keyster. So now I'm going to maintain not only is this a thing for
in terms of the right wingers on the air, but I think that you
can make a really good case that this is an issue with blacks and Hispanics
right, that you can think about where the where the opportunities are for information
for a lot of people who live in societies and the uh, the whole
idea of where this comes, where does the signal come from? Uh?
I think you can make a case for being racially discriminatory. And if you
listen to there are a couple of black information networks around and they've been highlighting
the importance of AM radio for minority for quite a long time. And so
I think that there is The point I'm making is that AM radio serves a
very diverse population all across our country. And the fact that the Ford Motor
Company is screwing with you and with that among others, but Ford it seems
to be the most notable in terms of saying hey, and even after there's
been a lot of pressure applied, they just said no, We're gonna keep
going down the same street. We're not gonna put am radios and our cards
and direction rod doesn't weren't carrying vehicles yet. Yeah, right anyway, and
there have been other Uh, there's a I think that we're gonna I'm gonna
start. A matter of fact, I think James I sent to you connection,
didn't I? And I said to you ask me about this. Did
you see that email? Yeah, okay, let me pull it up right
now. If you scroll through it, you'll see that there's a public service
spot in there, an audio sixty second spot that I want to air on
the program. So we'll figure that out as we move along here to a
monitor what's going on in the universe. Okay, our taxes, the money
at least is supposed to be in and so those of you who are curious
about some of the more visible folks in our society who have money. Joe
Biden and his wife, for example, paid twenty three point eight percent taxes
on their earnings last year, which were five hundred and seventy nine five hundred
fourteen dollars. He got paid four hundred grand as the president, and the
two of them. I think there's a booker. I don't know what,
they made another one hundred and seventy nine thousand bucks, which doesn't seem like
a lot when you consider what they what he does. I would like to
think that the president of the United States would be the highest paid person because
it's the toughest job, most important job. You know, it may be
important to run a big bank, and may be important to run a railroad
and an airline and YadA YadA, But oh, is there anything more important
than being president in the United States? And in my mind the answer is
no. That's why it's so lousy. Maybe if we paid you know,
okay, what four million dollars year? What is a good ceo at the
banks? Those guys make forty fifty million dollars a year. Shouldn't we be
paying the president that much money? But at the same time, as the
president, I would almost think that maybe you are not getting paid that much
money. But then you don't have the overhead to worry about. You don't
have to pay the property tax more, you don't necessarily have to pay for
utilities or anything like that. Yeah. I don't know that I buy into
that, but it's a good point. No, I mean, like that's
how it should be in my opinion, Yeah, you have to pay for
utilities. You wouldn't have to pay for any of the daily expensive expensive such
as eating or anything like that. I feel like that should just automatic food
is covered. Yes, yeah, so pretty much whatever. You may not
be making, for lack of a better phrase, a buttload of money,
but you don't have a lot output during your tenure either. All right.
So, while I'm thinking about Joe Biden, I've come across something that I
came across because of me being a farmer and doing American family farmers et Joe
Biden talking all the time about climate change and what that's doing to the next
generation. There's a new political party in Holland, and I know that that's
not on the top of everybody's mind, people saying that when you hear somebody
referred to as Dutch, they are from Holland. And this new party is
pushing back on the government's climate agenda. There. Most of them are farmers
and they are They've now become the most important political party in Holland. They
won the most seats for a single party in the history of the Dutch Senate
and they are there. The leader is a lady named Caroline vanderplaz As.
She said, today people have shown they can't stay at home any longer.
We won't be ignored. They are the bore Burger Party. This is a
farmer citizen movement. The protests began against the government's environmental policies, which are
cutting supposedly nitrogen emissions by cutting back on livestock numbers. So that's where the
farmers come in. The government is buying out thousands of farms to cut back
on the ammonia pollution or the methane pollution or whatever they think is coming out
of cows. And so they've created They have seventy five seats in their Senate.
These people won in their first run. This party didn't exist two years
ago. They won fifteen of the seventy five Senate seats in the more they
have become the most important party, the Conservative Party. I had, let's
see here last time around, at twenty percent of the seats. These people
took that. And so they're going to put together a coalition that has twenty
four seats enough to really get in the way. They have a different way
of look they have a different way of measuring how the votes are cast it's
not like here we have to have fifty one anyway, the party leaders say,
now is the time to take our citizenship seriously. We are tired of
the government messing up our country. So there you go, Farmers Unite.
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Time for our focus on social media. Damnable as it is, we
have our connections on social media. I don't want to be a hypocrite.
We are interested in what you have to say Facebook and Instagram. It's at
good Day radio show. I may not like it, but here it is
Twitter a good day on air. So this is a excuse me. This
is a focus on one of my favorite actresses. Remember I said you laughed
at me a few months ago, and I told you I was watching One
Free Hill on the plane. Oh yeah, I had come across it,
and I remember people talking to me. I think Jennifer did and you did
about Sophia Bush. Who was what first interested me? It wasn't It isn't.
I don't want this to sound like what it isn't. I just found
her, her role that she had in Chicago PD to be one that was
very much that she was very much at the core of that program. And
I find I found the program much more interesting when she was on it than
I find it now that in a couple of the other film too right,
I'm sorry, I mean interrupts. I did watch Good Sam. Yeah,
and I thought it was It was good, it was cute maybe, but
it didn't have the hutzpah because CBS and its ego and maybe it was Sophia.
They put it on Wednesday nights opposite Chicago PD, which wasn't a smart
place to put it. She thought, because she was on Chicago PD that
people when they saw her on and she was a big draw for Chicago PD.
But she couldn't overcome the lead that they have at ten o'clock on Wednesday
night. And so anyway, the focus on her and Hilary Burton and who's
the other that's it? Right? Yes? Yeah, they do a podcast
where they pretty much rewatch and recap a lot of the stuff of One Tree
Hill, and then another cast member joined a recent episode to Neil Hackles,
so the focus was on them being harassed. The cast was talking about harassment
and the allegations that they made against the director of One Tree Hill. And
then you know, she goes on to talk about her leaving Chicago PD because
there were a group of men that were on that show that also were guilty.
And you know it was Jason Biggey, who was the who plays Hank
Boit on He's a pretty accomplished character actor been but this show has been on
the air for like ten eleven years now, and he's the mainstay of it.
But he m he responded when when Sophia left the program after four or
five years, you know, apparently he was, how do you how do
you define improper in your It could be in so many different ways. Yeah,
exactly, a verbal abuse kind of situation, emotional abuse, can be
physical, all of these. And so Via Bush was told upon I think
it was leaving Chicago p D where she had an issue with a higher up,
an issue with a co star, and she was told that you can
either speak about this situation or you can speak about that situation, because if
you talk about both, then you look like you're the problem. And that's
again victim shaming. And and these women have been very vocal about a lot
of the allegations that they all experience jointly on One Tree Hill and then have
gone on to experience in other projects, and an effort really because they're like
a lot of people are not held accountable, and we need to keep talking
about this because we need to make sure that it's not happening to other people.
Yep. And including to the people that you know that we're around.
We got to make sure that it's a healthy work environment. Maybe that's the
best way of putting in there. And there have been issues where somebody is
dealing with an emotional or verbal abuse situation and other people are witnessing it and
they don't stand up and do anything about it. And they also want to
encourage people if you're seeing something like this going on, stand up to speak
out about it, help each other. Yeah, I mean, I think
there's there's strength in numbers, frankly, and you can only run away from
this so far and so fast before you do realize that it is a problem,
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com. Do you believe it's Wednesday again? And we have Warren Eckstein with
us again from the pet show. I have my latest round of hugs and
kisses. I have never eaten hugs and kisses. Daisy likes him a lot,
Charlotte liked him a lot. If I were to eat one of those,
what would my experience? What would my sensation be? Warren? You
would stop shedding. Number one, your digestion, Your digestion would be a
lot better. Number two. Yeah, it has you see what I did.
Is that actually not only probotics. I added pre botics to Hugs and
Kisses, which which feed the probotics and make them work better. So yeah,
I think you would feel a whole lot better. I've tasted them.
I've tasted. Is that why you have said you good a head of hair?
I should I stopped scratching, I stopped eating. So if you want,
go to the Pet Show dot com or Hugs and Kisses dot com to
order your Hugs and Kisses for your dog. Your cat is a whole different
thing. Vitamins, minerals that you need. And one of the great things
that Warren promises is that when you give, when you buy Hugs and Kisses,
he's got an animal fund, and you can, either through that or
by straight donation to the Hugs and Kisses Animal Fund help him support the well
being of lots and lots of dogs and cats that are available for adoption.
I was just looking at what they're doing here in my hometown. I'm going
to have an adoption day on the farm, and somebody sent me some information
about what's not that I didn't know because I see these things all the time.
But you know, it's good to underscod And the more you do you
can't over this is something you can't overdo, exactly right, you can't.
There there are just so many animals. Listen. Two of my nephews one
just adopted a a little blended breed and my other nephew in Rhode Island just
adopted a three year old three leggate a pitball. So so there, you
know, there's can need for homes um and and the more adoption events that
are out there, the more exposure these dogs and cats get two people,
the better what they are. Yep, exactly. So yes, I'm just
gonna say it came up on time this week is is hey, Warren,
how come every time I bade my dog he runs outside and rolls in the
dirt because that's what the dogs are supposed to do? Well, you know,
you're you're kind of right. I put together a list of the the
just off the top of my head on the show of why they do.
Number one is, let's face it, it could be itch. They just
could have an itch and they want to roll around this girl. Ye.
Also, dogs roll around when they're excited or happy. But here's something a
lot of people don't understand. They also roll around to cover up their scent
so predators can track them down. Really, and another reason is the ever
you smell some of those shampoos. When was the last time you saw a
dog use apple pineapple shampoo and get rid of the fragrance smell from the shampoo
or self. Also on the opposite end, they roll around in the dirt
because they leave their own scent there as well. And the question came up,
should I stop my dog from rolling around there dirt? The answer is
absolutely not. That's why God created water. Wash him again, the dogs
having a good wash him again, Wash him again, better, better.
I see dem Moore has a pet Chihuahua who apparently the dog's name is Pelf
and he is in the Guinness Book of World Records as the shortest dog.
How do you How don't you have a Chihuahua? I think my dogs,
both Molly and Willie, are what they call chaipins, that Chihuahua min pincher
mixes. They're blended as well. You know. It's interesting though, you
hear so many people talking about their dog and it should be Guinness World I
guess saw a commercial on TV here in California where some guy. I think
it's the guy who played Robin on Batman is toning that if you feed your
dog his food, the dog can live a long life. And he says
he has an Irish wolfound mix that's twenty seven and a half years old.
The average lifespan of an Irish wolfound is like eight years. Okay, so
a little questioning, a little questioning about Adam Ward and what was the other
guy's name. I know who you're talking. Yeah, I can see him.
He's he has a dog food out now I forgot what it's called.
Anyway, he has all these old dogs around there. I think according to
the Guinness Buckle World wreck because the oldest dog was like twenty three or twenty
four. But his Irish wolf found after feeding this food that I just heard
about now for the last twenty years, twenty seven and a half. Yeah,
you big careful when you shop, read the labels carefully and make sure
the dog food is AFCO certified. Fo AFCO is. It's kind of like
the Food and Drug Administration for pet foods for dogs and cats. Here's the
story of a lost dog who attract one hundred and fifty miles across the Alaskan
Sea before he obviously was frozen, he was reunited with his family. It
kind of goes to show you up and gnome as they old remember that song
North to Alaska, Yeah, yeah, nor them right on the Russian border.
And so this dog got lost and was out for a month and the
frozen bearing straits, and yet he survived to get back to his To his
owner, I say, that's love. Love, Queen's over everything. If
you love something enough, you will find your way back home. Yep,
really, really and truly what a great story. Also, don't forget to
celebrate National Farm Animals a Day this week as well, because those who are
important same as our pets. The farm animals are pets for me. Anyway,
I'm gonna go hug a cow right now, Doug, Oh hegak,
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