Rhode Island

There's none.

Are you on Rhode Island or in Rhode Island? What

about boing-sploing? There's no boing-sploing.

You're on Rhode Island? You're in Rhode Island.

You're in Rhode Island.

Yeah.

What about Staten Island? i'm on

staten island i think on yeah

And I found it extremely useful.

In fact, I think often it undermines progressives because it actually gives you real substantive news like we haven't seen in Rhode Island for a long time because they can't afford reporters.

So yeah, the Boston Globe had a story on that.

I kind of commented on it.

Maybe he should want to know unless he's going to be replaced by AI.

But yeah, that was interesting times with that.

But what I noticed on, for anchorizing for the Cass's Corner, the United Way in Rhode Island has come up with a new acronym called ALICE.

And it's basically young working people who are still living paycheck to paycheck.

It's called NAPS.

It's in Rhode Island.

It's not on the Naval Academy grounds because the Naval Academy is very small.

It's built a long time ago.

It's right by the water.

They didn't have land for it.

It's up in Rhode Island.

The Naval Academy will take the applicant pool of those who apply.

That's just the reality of things.

Mike is in Newport, Rhode Island.

Hey, Mike.

Home of the Tennis Hall of Fame.

I do want to hear from you.

Have you ever been to Newport? No.

I have never been to Rhode Island.

Absolutely gorgeous.

But I just think it's going to come with the territory when BYU – plays either a former Pac-12 program or a team that it enjoyed affiliation with in the Mountain West or the WAC Conference.

That's just how it's going to be, right? And then you'll sprinkle in maybe the weirdness of Rhode Island doing it, which is just – no, it was Providence, right? Providence, yeah.

And just

whatever, but I don't know.

for a reason.

Rhode Island, Rockville, Los Angeles.

A lot of good managers out there.

Dude, come on.

We're going to be on the road.

We're going to be on the Rhode Island.

What?

It's fun on the road.

Since that and some other attacks on the Clean Water Act that have been far less impactful than this have happened.

we've lost wetlands besides the approximately of Rhode Island.

So we're already seeing a slippage.

We're seeing in places like Iowa nitrate pollution in waters that's overwhelming the treatment system, and you're starting to see potential health consequences from that.