Hey, everyone. This is David. It's just a quick hit on a Tuesday afternoon. Come on in. Let's get right into it.

Sarah Frazier and I are doing, I think I said this before, a huge analysis later this week about Karen Hugar,

because being from the DMV, Sarah has some boots on the ground there.

So we're going to just wrap just so we don't keep talking about the same thing.

We're going to talk about Karen Hugar later this week.

I know everyone seems to want me to comment on that.

A couple of things.

I do just want to say, Andy Cohn has weighed in, which I found interesting.

He has broken his silence on the matter. So I just want to say, Andy Cohn has weighed in, which I found interesting. He has broken his silence on the matter.

So I just want to talk about that.

And then we could do the long, deep dive of Karen later this week.

Andy has said that he doesn't have too much to say on the matter and that he is thinking of her.

He is thinking of Karen Hugar. And he thinks of Karen Hugar every day. So every day, Mr. Cohn thinks of

Karen Hugar. And it's a lot. And he is so sad about this. So sad. And he said so sad many times.

He's so sad about how this played out and that he is a huge Karen Hugar fan.

And that drunk driving is no joke.

So thank you for that, Andy.

And this is bad.

And he understands why the judge was so tough on her.

Oh, and he said that it was very hard to hear that this is her fourth offense.

And he's not shocked that the judge was so tough on her.

And he's shocked about what he heard at the reunion from Jizzy Jizz, from Miss Giselle, that Karen was offered a plea deal.

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