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6 minutes past the hour, the Rick and Bubba show 866. We be big as our number. Thank you for being with us as we start a brand new hour speedy.

The real Greg Burgess, Helmsey, Adler is quarantined at home. He's working remotely in strict Armstrong here with us. For Bubba's birthday, I'm playing one of his favorite Commodore songs that he mentioned the other day.

Welcome back to Birthday Boy 56 years of Bubba today. I think this is the first time I saw the Commodore perform they were doing this on Dick Clark or something. I wanted to hear that chorus. I had that intro coming and you was running your mouth with an listening.

Rick, I'm repeating myself so I know I can. We can repeat stories during coronavirus. Okay, I get it. I bring it up every time this happens. We repeat stories whether we have a coronavirus.

The first concert you were there ever went to was the Commodore's at the BJCC and this is when people played their instruments.

They even had a backup band up there with the sort with sound good. The meme machine. They kicked love gets slippery when it's wet live and I'm like this went nuts.

That was the best concert I've ever seen. Yeah, 1981 and our parents still issue was still in it because we could not drive and someone attempted to pass them a joint on every day.

And that almost didn't take a shot. That's right. So we're looking back dead. What she's yet to take.

Rick, we were talking about this bizarre school thing that the Blasio was talking about. Can I just tell you what he said and then you think it's fake news.

Well, I don't you need to do that. No, no, no, you're fine. I'm just going to get out of the stores. We're going to spend it. He's going to spill into speedy and his kids. And I have a real heart for these high school kids.

Kids because I you know coached a high school tennis for the last you might have heard about it nine years ago.

Coach, Bob is a volunteer. One of the championships. You know, I've heard a lot of those kids. Check my rack and it breaks my heart of what they're going through.

And I can relate to that. We had a it wasn't the same thing, but we didn't get to participate in the state playoffs. My senior year invasive.

Well, you're still mad about that. I know it'll scar you man. It really will. You played your whole your whole career looking forward to that spring. And then you don't get to do it for whatever reason.

Okay, the boss. You said his aim is to reopen schools during a daily briefing on thirsty, which he answered questions on the city's ability to provide meals to children through the end of the school year despite the closures.

The school year was scheduled to end on June 26th. The mayor said that the meals would be available even if student even if students and even if the schools don't reopen. So he's going to feed everybody.

We hope to get the schools back open by April the 20th, but that's going to be a big challenge.

Well, yeah, it is. You think? And as a 30. Yeah. As a 30 morning, there's 21,873 cases of active coronavirus in New York City of those 11,967 people are 55% are younger than 50 years old.

But the majority who have actually deceased or died from this have been older. Nobody under 17 has died in New York and 96% of the deaths have been tied to underlying other illnesses.

Right. Now that's their state. And remember that was something that that Dr. Jody Odom was trying to teach us as well. She said when you see percentage and you see numbers, it's very important to know who are these people.

What is their health situation? What is their age? And there'll always be people that it'll go against the grain. You know that that you didn't see coming like I haven't heard the I haven't heard the update on the 25 year old lacrosse player. And I don't know how he's doing.

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