Chuck Bryant

That's right.

If you live in Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, New Mexico, Arizona, or California, this one's for you.

There's one person out there that's like, oh, my God, guys, finally.

That's right.

And by the way, I remembered halfway through your opening salvo that this was a listener suggestion.

So I looked it up real quick.

And this is from George Baumchen.

Oh, nice.

Thanks a lot, George.

This is a good idea.

Yeah, I agree.

So I bet George lives in one of those states.

But like you said, the Colorado River, very important.

It provides, I think Julia helped us with this, and it supports roughly 10% of Americans living

And one point four trillion dollars economically.

So it is a very, very important river system that starts there in the Rocky Mountains and then flows generally southwest.

And there are all sorts of tributaries and things that feed into it.

As we'll see, that has become a bone of contention here and there, but a lot of it is their bones of contention because this river compact that they forged in 1922 to say, hey, how are we going to divide this water up?

Everybody wants to use this stuff.

It's...