I see you down there. I'm gonna bring you up as well. Good to see you here, Jared. You wanna check in with us and let us know what you're seeing, what's happening? OK, good talk. Good. I hear crowd noise.
Sounds like a lot of your crowd. Yeah. Hey, Mike. Yeah, I just got her, and yeah, I'm standing with a lot of people who have maggots on and who are talking about school boards, but. It's just, are you OK, Jared? I'm OK. There are hundreds of people here, and we're here at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront, 30 1st St. We just held a prayer.
But there are a lot of sites here and a lot of people are obviously standing with. Charlie Kirk and his family. So I heard earlier, I think Shane mentioned, I think it's, it's not a red-blue initiative, so. I'll have more to say later, but. It's a great event
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Her haircloth, I mean, it is never there is nearly a piece of hair that is ever out of place. So this was absolute help for her, and I was bringing the 80s back, baby, let's go set up.
Oh, and I even told her I'm like, and mom, you're wearing a white shirt, you're little. OK, so I've been practising that, right? In my, in my, in my own time. Uh-huh. And I believe that if I pronounce certain syllables, I can get it to sell it.
Close anymore. So I'm like, you know what, I'm just gonna like, drive over to this house on his birthday, unload the hard top in the front yard, stick a bow on it and leave. So that's what I did. I gave him my hard talk. And, you know, he loved it 'cause he moved to Arkansas and he needed it there. And when I moved to Florida, I realised it rained every day at 3:00. So that Jeep was pointless because I had no hard talk. So I sold it.