Hour 1 of NMN, Ceuta Invaded + Joan's World

Morning people wake up for peace and quiet. McDonald's breakfast people? We wake up for the sweet rush of getting that warm, delicious breakfast right before it ends. Hotcakes, sausage patty, hash browns, scrambled eggs, biscuit, real butter and syrup. You know how our big breakfast got its name, and you know where your whole family can share one for just $6. McDonald's. Limited time only, price and participation may vary cannot be combined with any other offer or a combo meal. Ba-da-ba-p-ba-ba. Good morning to your friends. Hope you are doing well, and welcome on in to a... Friday. Do you know, Joan, I actually almost called it Monday. Oh, why would you do that? You know what? I don't know. I'm a little discombobulated today. A couple of things have happened. Okay. Just today? Well, anyway. Number one, I forgot my all-important bag at home this morning, so that's number one. So I'm a little discombobulated there, but also just some behind the scenes, Tom Fullery is taking place because Sam and I are in an epic battle of who's right. Oh, man. All right, laid out. All right, so no doubt. And we're going to let Jane Joan or Joan Jane. Be the... Joan Schengen. Be the arbiter of who is right here. But have you seen what's going on on the tip of Morocco at this territory of Spain? I cannot. Like, it's crazy. So we're trying to figure out the pronunciation, right? So I'm going to get into the story here in a second. But Sam says it is... Feuda, and I say it is Seuta. Now, it's pronounced, or I should say it's spelled C-E-U-T-A, Sayuda Spain. I'm saying Sayuda. He is saying it's T-H. I really don't care either way, but what is the official pronunciation from the newsroom? Sayuda. Sayuda. Okay, so Joan's right. If you're speaking Latin American Spanish, by all means. Oh, whatever. Just stop it. If you're speaking European Spanish, which... Have you ever noticed, Joan, there's a theme going on here. Sam has got to be right at all times. Yes, yes, yes, yes. He's always got to be right, which is fine. Sam, that's fine. By the way, Sam asking to join, we're trying to get everything all set up here. It has some computer issues behind the scenes. So, yeah, if you... If you follow me on X at Dan Manda show, you will see what is happening to this little, it's like a, it's like a territory of Spain. It's on the tip of Morocco. And yesterday we saw, I mean, it was, I'm seeing numbers anywhere joined between 40 and 80,000.

Moroccans swimming onto the shore of this Sayyuda or, you know, storming across the border. And it looks like Bill Malusian posted yesterday. And by the way, these are fighting age males. Men. Men. No women. No women. No children. Fighting age males. All of these Moroccans. And they're basically storming to take over Sayuda. And it's, I mean, if I lived in Sayuda, I mean, I would be horrified. Now, apparently, one of the things that I noticed, and I believe now that we have audio, I'm going to play a little bit of Fox News here. Audio and video, Sam, make sure that that is up. Chaos at the border of Spain's North African enclave in Morocco. This is a city called Suta. You're watching as thousands of migrants break through the fence and completely overwhelm the border police. They're video showing huge groups of people, mostly young military age guys. I love it. You know this is Fox News when they point out the same thing that we point out. Young military aged men. Now, are they Islam? Are they Muslim? That's what I want to know. What is the main religion or whatever you want to call it out there in Morocco? That would be Islam. Is it Islam, Joan? I mean, 83,000. That's a northern Morocco, right? 83, it would be northern, well, I don't know if it's north. I mean, I know that northern Morocco is right next to Say Yudan. Sunni Islam. Sunni Islam. 99% of the population identifies as Muslim. So they, so Sayuda has fallen clearly. Bill Malusian said, this is exactly what we saw. on the on our southern border when all those Haitians came into our country and the Biden administration didn't do jack so you mean that the Haitians that are the ones who are caring for our elderly and operating businesses in Ohio and eating the cats and the dogs yes and doing all that stuff contributing to our economy and they're a very vital part I actually saw a video of a Haitian woman this week saying that the Haitians built the United States Okay, well, that's just dumb. People forget George Washington was actually Haitian. And he was trans. By the way, don't forget, he was a Haitian trans. Why else did he need those wooden teeth? That's exactly right. Cramming into inflatable tubes or arriving on shore in other way, some of them waiting in the water as they break through the Bill Gates. Now, I mean, you are talking about in Seuta. You're talking about, I don't know, again, somewhere between 40 and 80,000 military-aged Muslim males. taking this area over. Now, it is important to note that Morocco actually, this is a disputed territory. Spain basically says it's theirs, but they border Morocco. And so it's very easy for Morocco to, or these Moroccans, to be able to take this over. But, you know, clearly this is something where something has triggered this. And I don't know exactly what it is, but it was like all in one day, suddenly you had all of these.

All of these Moroccans taking over this little territory where about 83,000 people live. One of the things I thought was interesting is the people in Spain, the government in Spain, they didn't want to send in the military. As all of this was yesterday, as all of this was going on, and this was like exploding yesterday on social media. Where you have these incredible images of thousands of people storming this Spanish territory, you had the government of Spain saying, no, we're not going to send in the military for an immigration problem. This is a Muslim takeover. This is not an immigration problem. At least that's what I'm assuming. That is what I'm assuming. With a much of... young fighting-aged males coming over, you know, the border. And so overnight, I don't know if you saw this, Joan, but you have these Moroccans that are trying to break into people's homes. They're torching cars. Now, I don't know if anybody has been, you know, killed, but, I mean, from the Daily Mail. The tiny African enclave endured a night of chaos with cars torched, migrants forcing their way into buildings after the unprecedented influx yesterday. Extraordinary footage showed huge numbers of people sprinting up beaches, swimming ashore, and dispersing into the streets of the tiny Spanish territory, which borders Morocco, with some shouting long-lived Spain. In an escalation of the crisis this morning, Italy's government said it was considering extraordinary measures, including closing the open board. Start your day with the morning jolt of Drake Seatoll. See, now it's on demand. My podcast is kind of a radio thing, I think, but also it's a bit of a TV show, and it's about whatever I want it to be. It's listening live as it happened, when it happened, with the instant reaction. Your home for talking sports. We go back, the Great Toll Show, Westwood One Sports Network, and there will be on demand. on your radio. Anywhere in the country. I'll see you there. Westwood One Sports Talk. Your home for Drake C. Toll. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. Schengen Agreement with Spain. All right. Now, somebody's going to have to explain to me. I seem to, oh, in other words, you know what the Schengen agreement is? And I made me mispronouncing that. If I'm not mistaken, that is where people could just cross borders in Europe. They could just cross the border and you don't need necessarily a passport. I think that's what that is. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said the images coming from Sayuda are striking and demonstrate once again that uncontrolled illegal immigration poses a concrete threat to the security of Europe's borders, and France said it will tighten its borders with Spain, with the Interior Minister giving instructions to immediately step up controls where the two countries meet.

So, yeah, so you're going to have all of these other European countries that are going to start tightening their borders because, you know, they've already learned. Remember when the whole Syrian refugee crisis happened years ago? And Europe was overrun with not only Syrian refugees, but all these other refugees as well. And that, of course, led to the downfall of Europe. particularly places like Germany, the UK. I mean, it goes on and on. So they've learned. So now you've got France and Italy and some of these other nations saying, okay, so what we're going to do now is we are going to protect our borders because of these marauding Moroccans that are apparently going to try to get into the EU. The president of Sayuda Juan Jesus Vivas declared a total humanitarian and social emergency and called for changes to Spain's immigration framework, saying legal shortcomings exposed by a recent Supreme Court ruling need to be addressed. And it goes on and on. Let me see if I can find out. So let me play more of this Fox News. Get to the other side. Sandra, this is reminiscent of kind of what we saw during the open border during the Biden administration through 2021, 2024, kind of similar to what we saw in Del Rio back in 2021. The socialist agenda, their platform literally says they want to abolish borders, abolish immigration enforcement, have complete freedom of movement. This is what it looks like in another country if they get what they want. I mean, he's right. And that's one of the things that people were talking about yesterday online, of course, was that... This is what our country will look like, would have looked like under another Biden administration. And this is what it also would have looked like if and will look like if the Democrats end up in power again. You know, one of the things as I was watching all of this happen was, you know what? I mean, I'm sorry for the people of Say Yuta, but I think it's a good thing in the sense that we all need to be reminded. of what happened during the Biden administration. Because don't think that even though we have really strong borders right now, don't think that it can't change in a heartbeat in an instant. if the Democrats and their socialists get into power again. So, I mean, this is one of those things where it could get really bad. The military is apparently going to be going in as well. Earlier this month, the Supreme Court ruled that migrants intercepted at sea while attempting to reach Sueta or...

Malia cannot be summarily returned under the enclave's special border rejection regime. All right, so you see what's going on. It's basically catch and release. where they are. So they apparently had a Supreme Court. I'm just learning about all this with you. They had a Supreme Court ruling there. I'm assuming this was in Spain. And Spain said, no. So if people come into our country, they are allowed to come in. They can't be turned back around. So essentially, this is catch and release in Spain. And so that opened the door because Sueta is a Spanish territory on the tip of Morocco. This means that all of these fighting age males are coming into their country. There is no resistance from the government whatsoever. These people are coming in without any obstruction. And if people don't know, Spain has a very left-wing government. Earlier this year, they did a big amnesty program for over a million illegal immigrants living in the country. They had 1.3 million. Illegal immigrants apply for that amnesty program between April and June. So that's what we call a pull factor, Sandra. They're looking for something like that. They know if they can just get their foot in the country. Maybe someday that left-wing government will do another amnesty program. And you are just reading some of the wires. The locals want an emergency declaration. It sounds like... The ministry is saying no. They will not deploy military to the border to the border to the border to the border. Apparently they don't think this is an emergency. I mean, look at this. This is a total free-for-all. It does feel like we are looking at a few years ago when you're reporting at the border here in the United States. There you go. What did you say, Sam? More than half of that territory's population poured in in one day. That's 49,000 is the estimate right now. And the population of Sayuda is 83,600. Yeah. I mean, so it's just this little territory has fallen. And can you imagine living there? No. Be like Poland. Oh, absolutely. What did you say to me in Q, Sam? They would have, Poland would have protected their borders. They would have probably gunned them down. I mean, they give their warnings. They give people a chance to walk away from their fence. Yep. And then after that, you cross into our territory, it is a crime and we see and have the power to, you know. protect our border with whatever means necessary. That's how they handle business over there. Well, and here's the thing. Safest country in all of Europe. Yeah. Okay. So what borders, what borders Spain? I don't know this. France. France? France and what? France and what? Portugal's on the other side of France. Right. So, you know, they've got the open, again, they've got the open borders out there in Europe. So you're going to start having countries say, screw this. We're not going to continue to have open borders. Okay, Portugal, France, Andorra, Morocco, and Gibraltar. Okay. So France actually has their minister of their interior. Laurent Nunez immediately mobilized round-the-clock mobile police and military units to step up checks at the French-Spanish border, fearing migrants will move unchecked from Sayuda through mainland Spain into France.

No, I have to say... Do you know what the family reunions could be really interesting? Yeah. You know, every day is a family reunion in the house. I have to say that marrying your second cousin is legal in every U.S. state. Yeah, you know what? I mean... It's how kingdoms were formed in medieval times. Yes, and people will obviously harken back to the Bible. I have to say it was different then, right? Apparently so. Yeah. I don't know. Life was really different before the advances of modern plumbing. Listen, far be it for me to judge anyone on anything regarding marriages, but it just seems a little weird. But listen, if it's legal, you know, you want to do a daily Dan poll? Would you marry your second cousin? I'd rather not. Oh, come on. Native Tennesseans would be offended by the question. Oh, would they? Why? We've been accused. Us and Alabama get accused of incest on a regular basis. But it's not incest. It's not. Obviously. Second cousins. Okay. I got a better question. Okay. So let's do this. If you met somebody and you found them attractive and it was like vice versa, then you found out that you were actually second cousins, but you didn't know you were second cousins. Then what do you do if you're in a... Because that's happened. I think about my ninth grade biology class where we learned about traits and genes and how they get passed on through lineage. Okay, you want to get freaked out? What? 18 U.S. states allow marriages between first cousins. Yeah. Do you want to name the states? Yeah. Arizona, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Minnesota, Utah, Wisconsin. Utah doesn't shock me. Some marriages between North Carolina allows first cousin marriage as long as the applicants are not rare. Double first cousins, meaning both parental, oh, through both parental lines.

What other states? Okay, so six states prohibit first cousin once removed marriages, and that would be include Tennessee and Kentucky. Well, all I'm saying is that it has happened where people didn't know that they were second cousins, maybe even first cousins, and then they meet up on some sort of an app, and then... You suddenly realize. Oh, your grandma's also from Norway. Oh, about what time she gets here. You walk in, can you imagine walking into, like, you know, your new loves apartment or whatever for the first time, and you see a picture of your grandparents on her wall? Do you even noticed our noses are awfully similar? That would be funny. It's like, oh, my gosh, your grandparents look like my grandparents. It's so funny. On Wikipedia, there is actually a graph that shows which states, like each state, and how they either outlaw or don't, things like First Cousin Marriage, First Cousin Marriage, criminalized, sexual relations or cohabitation allowed. out of state marriages by state residents or whatever. I mean, half cousins. Okay, so I once knew, I know. He's giving me the wrap up. Shut up, Sam. So. Start your day with the morning jolt of Drake C. Toll. See, now it's on demand. My podcast is kind of a radio thing, I think, but also it's a bit of a TV show, and it's about whatever I want it to be. It's listening live as it happened, when it happened, with the instant reaction. You're home for talking sports. We go back, the Great Toll Show, Westwood One Sports Network, and there will be on demand on your radio. Anywhere in the country, I'll see you there. Westwood One Sports Talk, your home for Drake C. Toll. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. I went, okay, so I once knew a conservative who said the following, if you believe in freedom, you should be able to marry or date. Whoever you want. Anybody you want to marry who, it's not the government's business to tell me who I marry, even if it's my first cousin. That's me shutting the door on this topic. I was like, okay, dude, whatever. And I just kind of ended the, ended the discussion. Anyway, got to go. Joan and Sam, my promise to both of you is we are going to keep the show on the rails today. Oh, really? Despite the fact that we are returning from break seven minutes late. That's okay. Anyway, whatever. You know that that means that you've just thrown down the gauntlet and now Sam is going to try to upend every effort you make to keep on time today. Yeah, well... Because he left you. Then I'll throw him right under the bus. All right, so this is time for Joan's world. Joan, what do we got?

Okay, so let's start out this morning. Since we have already talked about it, let's start out with a little suicidal empathy, shall we? All right, so go ahead, set it up. So this is from, this is video from yesterday when people, when the Islam's, Islamic people, the Islamic men from Morocco were invading Spain, literally swam three miles across the channel to invade Spain. This woman. decided she was going to, uh, decided she was going to, uh, go ahead and wave the people in. All right. And is there video, is this audio or just video? There's audio too. Yeah, so she's just waving them in. And she doesn't, I guess she doesn't realize that, you know, any time from now to like a week from now, she'll probably get jumped raped, maybe even killed. It's funny you say that, Joan. I'm sitting here thinking, girlfriend, you're probably going to get raped at least a few times in the next couple of days. I don't know what you're doing. But that's insane. And she'll be wearing, you know, if they don't do that, she'll be wearing a burqa with just a slit for her eyes. If they give her that much. And those little shorts and her sandals, no more. Well, we'll see what happens. But, yeah, she's waving them on in. Yeah, this is the absolute definition of suicidal empathy. Come on in. We love you. Yeah, and she's videoing as well. So I give her about three months until they find her having been assaulted and murdered. Mm-hmm. Okay. Do you think they're going to bring in the military into Suda and start trying to... Fox had it just a little bit ago, said something Spain has activated the military. Yeah. Yeah. But there's limited things that they can do because of the laws that exist in their society. I mean, we talked about this in the first segment. Spain's leftist government, and apparently the Supreme Court said you can't turn these people back around. Yeah. That effectively gave them permission. By the way, this is probably why the Democrats want to expand the Supreme Court here in America is to get, you know, more leftists on our Supreme Court. They don't like the current makeup of the Supreme Court. So they want a Supreme Court. And I don't know anything about Spain's Supreme Court. But bottom line is the Supreme Court and the leftist government. They want all these, you know, migrants to be able to come in. So, and here's the deal. This is the government that the people in Spain voted for. You get what you vote for. Just like here in America, if you believe that the Joe Biden's 2020 election was real, this is what America voted for in 2020. So I'm just, I'm imploring people to pay attention to what's going on in Suda there in Spain right next to Morocco as it's being taken over. because everybody on the socials yesterday was saying this is what another Democrat-run term at the presidency will look like. Yep. It's bottom line. Sure will. All right, next. Okay, so let's go to the Property Brothers. My heart is stinking broken by this story about the Property Brothers. All right. So describe who the Property Brothers are because a lot of people may not know who they are.

Okay, so you will know them. There are the two brothers, Jonathan and Drew, who they had a show, and maybe they still do. I don't know, on HGTV, where they would take a property and, you know, renovate it, whatever. And they always had cool ideas, and I always enjoyed watching them. But apparently Jonathan's home and his in-law's home, and I believe his wife is Zoe Deschanel. The actress? Sure. Never mind. You've got a blank look on your face. So anyway, their homes were in Pacific Palisades where the fires happened. So Jonathan unbelievably goes to the mayor, Karen Bass, to explain how he is rebuilding. Oh, my goodness. Here it is. We are in the Palisades. It looks very different now than it did right after the fires when we walk through. It's exciting to see how many homes are being built back. I thought I would give the mayor a little tour of what is one of the very first virtually fireproof, earthquake-proof homes being built back. This is our family home. My in-laws and it's being built out of material that does not burn. Well, I just have to thank you. So this is a propaganda piece is what it is. It is a propaganda piece. Exactly. How many, I don't know if there's been a lot of homes that have been rebuilt in Los Angeles. I know the last time that I checked, and it was months ago now. Yeah. But the last time that I checked, Los Angeles, because of, you know, a lot of the bureaucracy, people were having a challenge. being able to rebuild their homes. And so this is, I could tell it's a propaganda piece. How do you know it's a propaganda piece? Because they've got little music behind it. You're doing this, but you also are so willing to spread the word and help your neighbors understand that they can actually do this. It's not like it's Jim Jordan. Whatever. Okay, so here's the stats. You ready? Yeah. The number of homes completed since the fire? 15. Fifteen homes. Fifteen homes. What were these fires? Like it was just a... January of 2025. January and we're now in almost August. 18 months later. 18 months and they've completed 15 homes. Right. But the number of lots sold and we know that there's a lot of speculation that these lots are being sold to China and to other places, 586 lots have been sold. Yeah. Well, then it's going to go to China or it's going to go to people who have been. regulated or zoned for multi-purpose, you know, not multi-purpose, but multi-dwelling homes. So you can put a whole bunch of people, like duplexes. They have them all over Los Angeles, duplexes, where, you know, it's the size of a home, but it's like three or four homes in one with a bunch of walls. Yeah. So, yeah, that's what they want. So that information, by the way, comes from the Palisadian Post, which keeps track of the number of permits, the number of homes built. So in that time, 15 homes were built.

Jonathan had the nerve to create that video to talk about, oh. Oh, and how much money does this dude have? Oh, just tons. You know what I mean? You know, yes. The average person does not have that kind of money. All right. Next. Okay, so let's go. Let's see. Let's go to the latest Nick Shirley project. He's out in the streets of New York City talking to people about communism and what they think about the candidates that have been elected, and especially right there in New York City. You know, you can't miss talking about Zoroamani. What do you think about the rise of communism here inside of the United States? The rise of communism? That would be hard for me to answer unless we have a shared definition of communism. Oh, gosh. For instance, right now here in New York City, they're now freezing the rent. They want Medicare for all. That's free Medicare. They want to tax the rich, redistribute the well. Zohran Mamdani. He also wants prisoners to get released. He's trying to get rid of Rikers Island and abolishing. private ownership in some cases as well. Thank you for this definition. My thoughts are pretty positive. I feel aligned. I can't really speak to... Is she stoned? No, she's like this is... But look at her. Like, you can... Well, we got to describe it. You say look at her. So she's wearing like hot pink pants, checkered sort of pink shirt. She just, she kind of looks like she's a little out of it. She's very slouchy. Specifics. But I think I'm pretty pro-communism. I'm pro making things accessible. I'm pretty pro getting rid of prisons. How can you like to get rid of prisons? This is excellent. Hold on. Like the system of criminality is very strange way to interact with like. I guess humanity in general and like things that as a species we're not interested in like perpetuating I think it's kind of backwards and so I'm not certain what prisons are actually doing for our society. Would you like to have criminals out in the open? Well, do I want criminals out in the open shirt? I'm fine with that because the idea of a criminal is like a little bit funny to me. By the way, when she said the word criminal, she did air quotes. I don't know if you saw that. Yeah. Let's just say somebody who has raped a woman. Would you like them to be out in the street? I think my answer is yes, even though that's a challenging answer to say. Listen to that. Would you like you're a rapist to be out in the street? Well, like, let me finish. Because I have been raped. And they are out in the street. And I'm not sure, like, them going to jail is a solution to, like, whatever's going on inside their heart or even my own heart that, like, contributed to that experience that I'm having. In her own heart.

she contributed to getting raped. This is insanity. Is this not insane? I think this is one of those. Okay, so we do need to have like acuity tests to make sure that people are smart enough to vote because this woman. Yes. I mean, obviously I'm being facetious, but I mean, come on, man. So she's like, what did I do to contribute to my own rape? Wow, really? And by the way, the other thing that she says here, I don't know, let me play a little bit more. And I don't want more people to get raped, but I don't know for certain that going into a jail in the United States is going to shift anything inside of their, like, operating system. So that's... So here's... I don't care if rapists. I'd reasonably certain Joan feels this way, too. But if somebody's a rapist, I don't care if there is a shift in their operating system. They need to be away from women. Yeah, yes. Do you know what I mean? They need to be away from the general population. Yeah, that's the thing that she's not understanding. I mean, clearly there's a lot that she doesn't understand. But. she's saying, well, they're not going to change if they're in prison. Well, I don't care if they change. Just leave them in prison and keep them away from my friends, families, and daughters and so forth. Like completely denies the point of government, right? They want government to control every aspect of your life, except for the fact that, you know, its number one job is to protect its citizens. And if you cannot behave and conform to a polite and civilized society, then you must be removed. from that polite and civilized society and placed in a place where society is safe from you and your actions. Very true. And the craziest part about this, I've got liberal younger siblings. I cannot get them to watch stuff like this of people that are going to vote right alongside them that have no thoughts between their ears. They're just spewing whatever everybody else in their circle is talking about. I think communism could. My thoughts could be positive. Shut up, lady. That's good to be positive. I cannot imagine sitting down and actually having a conversation with somebody like this. Do you know what I mean? We have that event coming up on August 6th. And one of the things that I really like about our events is talking to really, really smart people. And that's the people that come to our events, which is going to be, again, August 6th. All four hosts are going to be there. It's going to be at Hop Springs. in Murphysboro, Hop Springs and Murphysboro. I think this is going to be our third or fourth visit to Hop Springs. As a matter of fact, it's a great place to have an event, and we are going to be there August 6th. The Matt is going to start broadcasting at 3. We're going to go till 10. I'll show it probably around 5 or so, and I'll probably leave by about 515. Totally kidding. I'll be there probably till about 9 or 10. Receiving hugs all the time you're there. Listen, if somebody, if somebody, some guy actually just told me on the supertext line that he was going to give me a hug. I'm fine with that. You want to give me a hug? Come on. Give me a hug. Just don't linger. Do you believe in your heart that it's your fault you get hugs?

Listen, I'm just a lovable guy. What is it in your heart that allowed you to take a hug? He's sharing that blame. But see, how long is an appropriate hug, right? Like if you have a lingering hug. Three seconds. Okay, so you're going to go three seconds. So any hug over three seconds is a lingering hug. Okay. Yeah. But okay. So what about when... If it's not family, it's too much. When the hug includes a good pat on the back and that extra little, like, you know how guys do that? Get done three seconds. And then they give a pat on the back. There's a couple of seconds extra involved in that. So hold on. Are we talking about locking hands first and doing that whole like, oh, the tap up? Is that part of the hug? Or is the hug after you've dapped up and now you're embraced? Well, I don't know about any of that, but is there a difference? Is there a big difference between a pat and a rub on the back? Oh, yes. Right? Because when somebody pat you on the back, that's like a dude thing. That's like a bro hugs kind of a thing. Yeah. But if somebody like hugs you and rubs you on the back. then, I don't know, Sam is that appropriate? I mean, if you aggravate a spot that itches, it's your responsibility to scratch it. I would never, in a million years, if somebody hugged me, I would never in a million years rub someone's back as the hug is happening. Because that turns into a little bit of creep fill. Does it not? But see, I wouldn't necessarily be offended if somebody... Depends on the pressure, depends on how far your hand travels. Are we going north, south, east, west? What's going on? Listen, mid spine is the lowest you go, person. Don't go any further doubt. You know, it's like, what, third or fourth vertebrite? Whatever, we're being dumb. Start your day with the morning jolt of Drake C. Toll. See, now it's on demand. My podcast is kind of a radio thing, I think, but also it's a bit of a TV show, and it's about whatever I want it to be. It's listening live as it happened, when it happened, with the instant reaction. Your home for talking sports. We go back, the Drake Toll Show, Westwood One Sports Network, and there will be on demand on your radio. Anywhere in the country. I'll see you there. Westwood One Sports Talk. Your home for Drake C. Toll. Follow and listen on your favorite platform.