Walter Von Moo Moo

A hundred and thirty dollars for watch and the gold plating wears off, showing something that looks like aluminum. Didn't buy that one. More auditions next month and I hope something makes the grade.

No, oil is expensive because bobbleheads like Joe Biden and the windmill peddlers won't grant the necessary permits to drill or open new pipelines. When the price of fuel goes up, the price of every single thing that gets delivered by truck or train has to go up. If Krogers could afford to sell USDA select prime rib for thirty cents a pound, that's the price you would see at the register.

He's an old friend, going back decades. What a character.

I think I'll stink up a bus today.

It's not limited to celebrity or wealth, either.

I heard something about M drive, but that dropped off the news radar fairly quickly.

Might have to spend a lot of that on cobalt and lithium for all those electric cars that will hit the market. Guess who owns the material.

Why wouldn't it? The Chinese have hoarded the world's biggest gold reserve.

One world ends, a new one resumes the string.

All this, and China wants to switch its economy back to the gold standard while Saudi Arabia ponders ditching the petro dollar in favor of accepting yuan and rubles.

Okay, so when you want the guy who washes cars to have his own car, why not push your government to do something about the cost of a car? Gas? Open those pipelines. Insurance? Insurance payments are higher than the purchase payments in some states. Why not break up the insurance monopolies? Raising the man's wages won't do anything but raise the cost of a hot wax to thirty dollars.

Plenty of people work full time and go to college at the same time. And, they do it successfully. My favorite lawyer did. Over forty years with his own practice now and hasn't skipped a beat.

Teens are from thirteen to nineteen. Under eighteen? There are after school, part time and weekend hours to work.

They can do both. Eight TEEN in college can do night class and work Mickey D's in the day.

So, everyone who washes cars gets a Bentley of his own?

Fast food and certain other service jobs were never intended to support entire families. They're stepping stones for inexperienced teenagers to get some work experience while attending high school. If your goal is to be in business, you need to know how things work at the very lowest level of that business as well as at the middle or top. Just like, you can't be a sergeant or a general until you go to boot camp as a private. What we are looking at is the chasm between senior management and labor that has been fostered over the decades by academia. In academia, the front line is ignored as irrelevant.

The guy with the earplug was acted by Bob Denver, who was twenty four at the time this skit was filmed.

He wants a weenie and it's not Oscar Mayer. https://onlysky.media/hemant-mehta/a-giant-pink-phallus-may-come-to-florida-thanks-to-jesus-and-an-atheist/

So, you wanna split hairs. I'm done.

Look it up! All it means is remote access. Whether that's done by wire, radio, cell phone band or whatever is irrelevant. The point is that as long as there's a way to specifically access and target any one specific box, it will be done.

Just like a cable box. Remote access to all the controls. It's done just as easily as reading your daily or monthly usage remotely.

It's addressable, like a cable box.