officially right around forty six degrees in when there is a little bit warmer but the big warm up comes over the weekend we get back into the sixties for saturday and sunday love in that high right now going to see how much she like or love that morning commute to dash is role in a crack so far so good at so we like to hear the traffic network map to show you where pretty decent shape across hampton roads is that little spot of our and their two sixty four east but i checked traffic weather downtown where we are fine this morning. again we are fine in western branches we take a live look at six sixty four south cairo dock landing road traffic they re headed toward military highway and into making a way in the direction of of the western freeway or something of that nature you ll see the traffic they re moving very nicely on both sides of six sixty four so nothing major to be concerned about what keep the good news going as we head back to the traffic network maps of involvin
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you know what i think it might be? your father s getting older, and this is how he s trying to connect. i mean, frank s not the kind of guy that would change if you told him to, but maybe he s come around to it by himself. or there s a rod in there somewhere. ma, i do my own shopping now. i don t need all this. i saw your refrigerator in that apartment. all right, now, this is beef stroganoff, and you eat it with the noodles. ooh, and i got your favorite, steak and macaroni and ham and cheese alfredo. all right, ma. well, i appreciate it. you know, with my schedule, it s hard to eat healthy. oh, baby. no. n-no, no, robbie. no. that s not for you. chicken is for raymond. of course. raymond gets the chicken. hey. marie: hey. is dad around? no. you just missed him. he s on his way to the barber shop. barber? why doesn t he just go down to the bowling alley and stick his head in the ball buffer? come on, man. that s a little rough. what? listen, listen, has has dad been acting di
how was your day? everything s fine. great. what s for dinner? ray. can you wait? fine. i ll make my own dner. [whistling tune] mmm! tuna fish. where s that can opener? it s in the drawer. what? the can opener is in the utensil drawer! rightie-oh. ah. yeah, i bought a new one. oh. did we need a new can opener? it s better! ok? it cuts from the side so there s no sharp edges. how does this thing work? put it on the can! you twist the thing! you open.the can! [sighs] great! a better can opener! ha what s so funny? whoop! whoop! whoa! ha ha ha! ha ha ha ha! would you look at this? oh.use a fork! god. hmm? oop. [exasperated sigh] was.was there somethin wrong with the other can opener? there s nothing wrong with this can opener. [chuckling] no, nothing s wrong, honey. i mean, i would ve preferred the tuna on bread, but, you know, it s. it s just as delicious right out of the sink. ha ha ha ha! this is thok, ray? because it s better. it s not stupid, [clunk] and what d i say? and
but you had the biggest head i d ever seen on a kid. it was huge! freakish. we used to get calls from the circus. all right. are we gonna play cards, or are we gonna make fun of me all night? don t worry, kid. we got plenty of time for both. [hacking cough] [hacking cough] ladies and gentlemen, the phlegmtones. i ll, uh. i ll make a bet that s as big as my head. what are you doing, dad? i m stacking your chips. stack your own chips, dad. all 3 of em. you re bluffing, raymond. i call. you call? you better call a doctor. full house: queens over 8s. sorry, guys. i m in the zone. you re not supposed to win all the money. yeah, well, perhaps i have an unfair advantage. all night, i ve been able to read the reflection of your cards off your shiny noggins. hey, hey, a little respect. don t worry. the kid s done winning. it s time for a man s game. five-card draw. no draw. that means you play the five cards you re dealt. yeah, i figured it out. anybody got any antacid or bicarbonate