In this episode, the speaker discusses a mix of topics such as family conversations about ice in Columbia, recent violence and protests in Minnesota, and a blood drive event in honor of Molly Thomas Bowden. Despite the tough news, the speaker highlights the importance of community involvement and support, particularly in remembering individuals like Molly who have made significant contributions. The episode ends with a call to action for listeners to participate in the ongoing blood drive event.
Give me a few more squeezes there. Sure, yeah, what I can. What's up, everybody? Two things. Number one, a family member had mentioned to me a little bit about, are you sticking me now? Yes, sir. Okay, go ahead. Here it is. I don't even feel that. Family member mentioned to me, they saw something about no ice in Columbia, and they said, what's the problem? We've got good ice in Columbia. We've got tiger ice. I'm like, hmm, it's a different ice. They figured it out. And that was funny. But I woke up this morning and saw breaking news with more violence and protests and clashes in Minnesota last night, and that's really tough to hear. But what is great to hear is that is the annual Molly Thomas Bowden blood drive going on today. And that is taking place at the Grace Bible Church on Blue Ridge Road. And it's great to be a part of it. And thank you, Beverly Thomas, for reaching out and saying, hey, man, could you mention this? Yes, I can. It's going on right now until five o'clock today. And if you can donate, we'd appreciate it. And especially while we talk about law enforcement and some of the things that they have to face. And we remember Molly and what she gave for all of us. You guys have a great weekend. Bye. Bye.