been talking.

We've been talking.

We'll figure this out.

I need both.

Ghost story.

Yes, here it is, if you can believe it.

so one of my main goals in this is to find this one specific Metallica shirt with the eagle an eagle on the front I think it was the like wherever I may roam tour shirt yeah his didn't have the back print so who knows how authentic it really was but he wore the shit out of it Nonetheless, beautiful shirt.

yeah

A little bit different this year than in other years, but it does seem like they always push things off to the very end.

That's right, Kim.

You know, no matter what changes, things always stay the same up here on Beacon Hill.

If it's July in an even-numbered year, it's busy up here.

This year is no exception.

And like you said, things are a little bit different this go-around.

The old way of doing things was that July 31st was the deadline for the House and Senate to actually pass bills and get them onto the governor's desk because after the 31st, they weren't allowed to hold formal voting sessions for the rest of the year.

Talk about that economic bill and what's in it and why this is so important up there on Beacon Hill.

What are those opposed to this measure, the farmer advocates specifically saying? A lot of them say that they don't actually oppose the increased minimum wage.

It's actually everything else in the bill that they just can't stand becoming law.

So groups like the Farm Bureau Federation say that a lot of farmers already pay their farm workers more than the $8 per hour subminimum wage.

But it's these other mandates on farms that they say would be too great of a burden.

The average Massachusetts farm only clears about $13,000 in net income a year.

So they say that in putting any new mandates on farms is going to squeeze that margin even further and make running a farm even less realistic.

What is known about how this program would impact Massachusetts education funding? There's not a

lot specifically known.