What's On Your Mind? (6/17/26)
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And we're about to make that very clear during What's On Your Mind, where we go around the room to see what each member of the show has been thinking about lately, starting with Brooke. Brooke, what's on your mind? Well, I went camping this weekend, and it was backpacking, so you had to hike in like four miles to get to this remote beach that's so gorgeous and everything. So you get down there, and when you're out backpacking, you have two options to do your business. There's usually pit toilets available, and this beach had listed three. So I'm like, great. Every single one of them was closed, you guys. What do you mean by clothes? Just taped off, do not use, not allowed. I think they're probably full.
And the Forest Service may need to dig a new hole that hasn't gotten around to it. And the beach, though remote, has quite a few different groups of people on it, right? Yeah. So the second option when you're out there is you got to dig a hole. And the rules for digging a hole is you're supposed to be 200 feet from any water source and you got to go six to eight inches down. Okay. But the problem is it is almost impossible for those parameters to happen. And I'm just thinking, as I'm sitting on this beautiful beach, how many people have dug holes right behind me? I'm guessing hundreds, if not more.
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