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0:00A couple of Fox News headlines this morning, police are searching for a man who walked into a bank on Maple and Loser and demanded money before getting away with the cash. No description has been released, shed investigators are asking for tips to see what happens there. You have to be real desperate, because in this day and age, I just assume, I just assume there, there's a camera everywhere, everywhere, there's, yeah, like how do you think you're gonna, even if a camera's not working at the location that you're robbing, there's a camera across the street. Yeah. Yeah. And all they need is just a one blurry picture of the vehicle from far away to then follow that on every camera across town. Right. Right. You'll get caught. TSA back pay is still uncertain, but TSA workers are getting back pay after the shutdowns and the airport wait times are improving now, but long term funding is still up in the air as leaders work on a budget deal. You're not getting any credit for that. Of course, they're getting back pay. They have to get back pay. Well, sure. I mean, it's not like it wasn't going to happen, it's just how long do people wait?

1:01And I did see that story. We talked about it last week that you said Tyler Perry went and gave them all. Oh, yeah. And then literally the next day, there was a new story saying that they had to give them back. Yeah. That's shameful. Yeah. So I said, you've got to wave that. If a billionaire wants to give you a lot of money, forget about what your rules are. I don't know if he's a billionaire, but Tyler Perry is pretty rich, he's got a lot of money. Delta is teaming up with Amazon to bring you faster in flight internet up to five times faster. The upgrade is expected to roll out on hundreds of planes. Sadly, in 2028, like I read this article, I'm thinking, oh, this is great. By the time we're flying to Vegas for cinema, Con, we'll be, well, by the time we're flying I'll be on the computer, editing and sending videos at a rapid speed. Well, yeah, I wonder what's going to take so long. I mean, in 2027, maybe I can understand, but like two years from now, maybe for 20 years, maybe in releases, maybe for stuff like what you're talking about doing work on your laptop. But I don't have a problem right now with the current Wi-Fi. I'm always fine. I don't know why they need to.

2:02Not everybody's just watching a show, Allison. Yeah. I guess not. Well, some of us have business to do. Tap, tap, tap in on your keyboard. That's right. Red Lobsters bringing back its popular and Lychrom deal for a limited time. It's the same promo that was so popular to actually hurt the company financially before, but maybe it's a good time now. So that's what I'm worried about, like who, leave a flave had to bail you out of bankruptcy. I got an answer that I'd long been wondering because we went to back to Red Lobster not that long ago. And you could get King crab legs and it made me think they weren't on the menu and it made me start thinking about all the places I wasn't seeing them because King crab legs are far superior to snow crab legs. Well, snow crab is a lot of work. A lot of work. Less volume. So when Warren and I went to real seafood company, and he ate all the seafood in the sea that gave him his gal. They had King crab legs. They were $185. No doubt. So that's why you're not seeing them on any menu for that.

3:03Same. Yeah. But I don't remember it ever being like that before. It's crazy. Yeah. A fire broke out of the historic Maccabees building on Wayne State's campus, likely caused by an electoral issue. No one was hurt by businesses inside or closed for now. That was the big fire you saw breaking yesterday afternoon. That was crazy. And like sad. I mean, that's such like an iconic building. Sure. Yeah. And finally, Amazon is using drones out of Pontiac to make the 150 deliveries a day, about 150 deliveries a day, within an eight mile range. Some residents have privacy concerns, but officials say the cameras are really just for navigation. I live within eight miles of this. So I see these drones. We do. We see them flying over the house all the time. What are they doing? They're delivering packages. They're delivering packages. Wow. And people are gone. Those Amazon drones are going to be spying on us. I don't like, well, okay, but here's what I think. So I mean, I mean, as the Oakland County Sheriff's Department and the interview I saw said, those cameras are to make sure that they don't run into anything. Yeah. And those things are also, I think they're flying it like 60 or 70 miles an hour.

4:06I mean, they're not covering over your yard. No. And about being spied on, you wouldn't know that it was happening. You're right. It wouldn't be in your face. You're right. Yeah. I have a question, though. Does it do the drones like little claws hold onto the bag and then like for eight miles would have picked, you know, just dropped on prescription and then just, yeah, I don't think it's dropping off like televisions. I think it's dropping off like, yeah, like, you know, your scrunchies and snacks. I don't know. You know how you order scrunchies? Yeah. All the scrunchies that I ordered. Scrunchies and snacks. So anyway. Yeah.