Speaker 1: Mike Dragons. Sorry, you guys don't have any talkbacks. So
Speaker 1: here you go. Yesterday in Denver, I'm on a street
Speaker 1: that is closed. You cannot drive down it. But my
Speaker 1: office is on that street, so I parked there. I
Speaker 1: got a street sweeping ticket. The street sweeper cannot go
Speaker 1: down the street. It's been closed for a month. Thanks, Denver.
Speaker 1: I really know you guys need the money. Here. Can
Speaker 1: I send you a donation? Maybe, Denver.
Speaker 2: In other words, Mike, the plastic bag program is actually
Speaker 2: a political democrat fill the coffer program for the next election.
Speaker 2: What a shock or that is?
Speaker 3: Hey, Mike, I found the best way to get around
Speaker 3: that stupid, silly communistic bag fee. I went onto Amazon,
Speaker 3: bought five thousand of those bags on myself, and I
Speaker 3: got a big giant box in my closet, and I
Speaker 3: just keep about twenty of those in my car whenever
Speaker 3: I go grocery shop and I get strange looks, but
Speaker 3: they can't be or anything. They have to use the bags.
Speaker 4: If you go down some of the roads less traveled
Speaker 4: on the Eastern Plains and visit some of the mom
Speaker 4: and pop grocery stores, gas stations, what have you, they
Speaker 4: still give you plastic bags because they're not you know,
Speaker 4: they're not charmed by King Polis. I guess, and it's great.
Speaker 5: I love it, Mike. Since COVID and since the bag
Speaker 5: things started, have you notice the grocery stores are just
Speaker 5: wrapping everything in plastic I mean even when I pick
Speaker 5: up groceries, if I have individual items, they're wrapped in
Speaker 5: lots of little bags. And even when I order online,
Speaker 5: even some of the dry things come wrapped in plastic bags. Mike.
Speaker 6: Remember I was confused about the bag fee for a
Speaker 6: Quartered gray Wolf. Well I found the address of this
Speaker 6: guy named Marlon who's married to somebody named Jared. I
Speaker 6: went to their driveway and I just got it in Quartered,
Speaker 6: that gray Wolf, and I left the fur and the
Speaker 6: guts there. I took the meet. You know that one
Speaker 6: guy that leaves talkbacks and has that hungry cat in
Speaker 6: the background. That's who got the meat.
Speaker 7: Oh, Michael, you're so cute. You actually think these things
Speaker 7: are supposed to make sense. They're most supposed to make
Speaker 7: the liberals feel good. They're not supposed to make sense.
Speaker 7: It's all about control, Rannie.
Speaker 8: All this talk about communism in North Korea, Well, hell,
Speaker 8: I'm driving through Chicago right now, too much different. Oh,
Speaker 8: don't tell them, I forgot to put my gun in
Speaker 8: the lock box.
Speaker 6: Ey comrades.
Speaker 3: Who still pays for a bag?
Speaker 5: I don't why