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Welcome in, ladies and gentlemen, armed American radio's daily defense begins right now on a Monday. You know who we have coming in with us on a Monday. Today it's going to be Andy Hoosier, the voice of Plazon from KQAM, Wichita. Wichita's big talker. He is, Wichita's favorite son. We'll go to Andy in just a moment, but you can watch us on Facebook.com slash armed American radio.

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Greg and Dallas, Texas, it's a Monday.

Yeah, that it is.

It got here quick as usual.

It always does.

It always does.

You know, so I'm going to be in Phoenix this week coming up Wednesday through Monday for the attorneys on retainer convention. And I was checking the weather. You know, see, I've got to get packed up and stuff, you know. So I figure I'm going to do that a couple days early because I got a very early flight on Wednesday morning. I was looking at the weather. It's going to be warmer here than it is in Phoenix, Arizona. Oh, wow. And that happens.

Yeah, 42 at night, which is cold in the desert.

Maybe it gets cold in the desert at night.

Sure.

In summertime, it cools off with no humidity. But nonetheless, yeah, it's, I think, a high of about 62, 63, and 42 at night, which is kind of strange because I'm going to have to bring a couple sweet shirts, you know what I'm saying?

Yeah, well, we're covering Phoenix and I feel like I'm going to have to start doing traffic for

Sirius XM Phoenix like I used to back in the day. Oh, did you used to do Phoenix traffic? Yeah, at one point in time when I did traffic here locally for Metro traffic. Yeah, it's very similar to my little spiel, but, yeah, I used to cover Phoenix and St. Louis and a couple other cities, Kansas City. He's bound I-10 and Cactus is backed up today. Not knowing the single thing about the Phoenix area. You got a five-minute back up there coming in. We've got a one-car collision. The right lane is blocked. The 202 is fine. Coming around north up to Scottsdale. Oh, I can hear you now.

But you don't need to know. All you got to do is read the script. A lot of times, but they'll hit us with trying to make it personable. And so you're like, okay, what can I figure out about Phoenix to kind of make it sound like I'm from that area? And it's really pretty tough. you just lie yeah no but there's but there's, you know, obviously things that the locals, you know, say that, you know, someone from another part of the country does not say. You can always tell that. Like, I know when people aren't from DFW, when they start doing traffic here, and I say, oh, someone must be new to the Metroplex. The Metroplex. You got to know that phrase. Yeah, a little bit. Metroplex. And here in the Valley of the Sun today, you can just have a lot of fun with it. Andy must be having all kinds of fits in the background while he's sitting here waiting to come on because he knows exactly what I'm talking about. I know he does. If you would, tell everybody where else they can catch everything, and we'll get to Andy Hoosier right now.

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