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OK, so listen, there's just a whole lot of stuff going on with the post Hurricane Helene disaster response and a whole lot of people telling everybody what they should and shouldn't be doing and a whole lot of people telling lies and making this a political situation. Let's not do any of that, all right? Let's stick to the real facts. The facts are that thousands and thousands of people's lives were completely. Totally, completely impacted by this disaster and we'll never be the same again. And so I just wanted to come on the air and say one part about one piece that's being talked about. Do not send them stuff. They don't need your stuff. They don't need your use stuff. They don't need to, oh, I'm not using these lamps anymore. Ohh, I can send them this piece of furniture that that somebody can put on a truck. No, don't send them stuff. Don't even send them new stuff. I heard on a TV show this morning they were saying, you know, they need diapers and they need this and they need that. Yes, they do. They need their Walmart and they're Walgreens and their grocery store to have diapers on the shelf. Send money to organizations that can support these people. Money into those communities restarts the economic system. Sending stuff that needs to be managed does not do anything for the local economy. Plus it puts a whole load of work on to the community because they've got to figure out figure out how to manage it, how to store it, how to move it around, how to distribute it, how to effectively. Move forward with it. Walmart's good at that. Home Depot is good at that. Give them money. Let them do that. Donate through known registered organizations. I don't recommend just to go fund me, but you could donate through community banks who are doing things in specific communities if you wanted to, because those are certainly going to get the funds to the local folks who have a need of them. All right, So be smart about this. Please. If somebody's loading up a truck in your your local area parking lot this weekend, do not take whatever it is that you've got in store or stored away for for resale. Stores in your local area don't take that to them. They don't need it. And honestly, there was one tornado that we had years ago. The entire load of of donated items had to be destroyed because of bed bugs. You just don't know what's going to get into it. Send money. Money, money, money, money. They need money. They need our help. Do what you can. Every nickel helps. Thank you.