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Legal ID right at 10. Look at you. Is this guy? That was just a radio happenstance.

That's never occurred on this show. Every time it does, I notice it. That's how infrequent it is.

It's like a ski mask shown up and leaving on time. Still blows my mind. What's blown my mind

is she's coming in early and I'm finishing up right at 10 with at least a... Wow, that was amazing.

Should be in the world. Lead a little bit later. By the way, I didn't know this, but

our funniest listener, Scott Haynes, said, well, you don't know about Diana Tarrassee way,

is it? It's a tunnel. I didn't realize that and he goes, yeah, you just can't see it,

because there's a glass ceiling over the entire street. That's pretty fantastic, Scott. Well played.

Diana Tarrassee way. You know what? As a radio host with a love for old-style radio,

one thing we could do was start a petition to change Diana Tarrassee way to Al McCoy way.

And I guarantee you, we'd get like a million signatures and make everybody have to confront

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