Season 2, Episode 24 - Thomas Sowell, Barbecues, Verdict in a lawsuit over being fired for being late 47 times, NYC composting laws, Critical Race Theory, business exodus from San Francisco, and more!

In this week's episode, our quote of the week is from Thomas Sowell, who tells you the difference between telling people the truth vs. telling them what they want to hear.  If you've ever barbecued over a charcoal fire, we'll tell you what famous businessman you can thank for commercializing charcoal briquettes and why he did it.  In our "Stupidest thing I've heard all week" segment, we'll tell you about a woman who got fired for being late to work 47 times during her first ten months on the job and the verdict the jury came back with after she sued her employer for firing her.  In our "Stupid new laws" segment, we'll tell you about a new law in New York City that makes it a crime to throw out stale bread in the same trash can as yesterday's newspaper and a proposed new law in California that would grant illegal immigrants weekly unemployment benefits even without proof that they ever really worked at a paying job.   We'll play a clip from a Scottish newscast about a transgender woman (who is still a biological male) convicted of raping two women and then sent to a women's prison to serve out his sentence. You can listen to that clip here: https://www.facebook.com/joe.lechtanski/videos/1248995352405564.  We'll update you on the exodus of businesses from San Francisco and why the operator of the two largest hotels in that city decided to walk away from those two properties and let the bank take them. We'll play a 2-minute clip of a black man telling his local school board why he opposes adding Critical Race Theory to the curriculum of the school that his children attend. You can listen to that clip here: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/bennyjohnson/videos/635693307926479.⁠  We'll tell you about a new ride-share service that offers customers the added benefit of an armed & trained driver.  Our taxpayer relief shot comes to us from Louisiana, where the local sheriff explains why a home invader should have taken the hint after first getting shot in the arm by the homeowner and why he eventually wound up DRT (Dead right there)