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I got bite your tongue trivia. I want to do that today. You might have saw the incident that happened with this woman.

She's been somebody's tongue off? Oh yes, this is so awesome. Wow, so awesome. She was very upset. I gotta talk about the first dancers. They're going away.

Oh no, what? It's a national story.

And I want to get your thoughts on it yesterday. I also block Nard and Felix.

I blocked them and I will not be calling them on social

media anymore I couldn't work with a couple more bigger dumbasses and idiots than I do

work with these two morons I want to say a lot more about them and their

character and their personality but I can't because you know we we have to you

know keep this you know friendly and stuff for the airwaves but I could not work with a bunch of

bigger dumbasses we are the biggest show that is probably ever hit this city oh yeah

that could you could try to debate it but as far as ratings go and success go no we're it that's it and we thank you and this is this isn't a brag you know pat ourselves on the back

no this is a thank you this is a thank you to the city of San Antonio our home market for really you know

Embracing us and loving us and loving our flaws. Yeah loving loving all of it

And the understanding that this is a program. It it's a show we're here to entertain you

that's our job no doubt that is that is our job our job is entertain you and look it was a

huge risk because I'd never worked on a rock station before. I was a top 40 guy,

R. I. Kid Craddock, more along the lines of that.

You know what I mean? With radio, it's like, hey Bill, I need you to wear a cowboy head. Okay. All right, so then I'd ride into the studio on my horse

And I would get out there and I would have to play and all you saw me with Alan Jackson. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, that's good picture of you There I am. I'm with you know, Blake Shelton and rubbing elbows with all the country folk, you know, and I knew more about country music because that was the first station that I worked at was a country station.

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