right where you left me

You are crazy work.

Up next, a little song called Right Where You Left Me, and now this is where the Billboard list got it right.

They put this at number one, and I'm saying, "Hell fucking yes."

Mm.

Mm-hmm.

Um, how well does it fit the album? I gave it an eight.

It's like I, if I had to pick a bonus track, it would be Right Where You Left Me, and if It's Time to Go didn't exist, I think I'd be okay.

So I was kind of like, eh.

I mean-

Our first, um, song this week is Right Where You Left Me, all in lowercase.

That's a good one.

It is a good one.

People are, like, being born, people are dying.

The world is moving on.

It sure is, and she says, "I'm right where you left me."

Yeah.

Today's song is...

Right Where You Left Me, off of the Evermore album.

I'll get to that in a moment.

But first, what happened in international trade this week? So no big things happened, but lots of little things happened today.

um but what the report doesn't do is it doesn't make specific recommendations it indicated that the wto must modernize in its approach and some of the agreements that it has to move forward and be effective but it stops short of actually outlining how they're going to do that so again um wto is something that the this administration feels is not really relevant to trade in the united in the united states and globally anymore that they've kind of lost their way and become a bureaucratic nightmare to deal with.

And this, in my view, is the WTO actually seeing and agreeing with some of those comments and actions.

So why did I pick the song that I did right where you left me? I had an interesting question posed to me this week in a forum that I was speaking at, and that is, do I agree with the tariffs? The questioner was asking me, he said, he doesn't agree with any tariffs.

He believes that trade needs to flow unimpeded without tariff boundaries being put in place or blocks being put in place.