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Don't you worry about it.

What are you got going to rest of the day?

Don't you worry about it.

Be nice of those kids.

My son's best friend.

We should start taking more phone calls and asking the audience.

Get them a more involved.

What are your plans for the day?

Remember when we first started out early in the morning, we would do, why are you up?

Yep.

And they would say, who's bargaining?

I'm driving.

Yeah. I'm driving. Yeah.

I'm partying.

What are you doing?

Why are you? I'm driving. I have to go to work. Riveting radio. It was. Yeah. Hall of Fame. It was a lot. It was at the beginning of Hall of Fame. Right. But you have to read your audience. I tell my students this, you know, when we practice like reaching out to people, you know,

in persuading them to give you something for their job or whatever it is. You got to read the audience. If it's Milder that's like, hey, how you do? Then talk to her. If it's not, if it's somebody who's in a hurry or whatever or you can tell does not want to talk to you, don't make them.

Well, how about, what was the one?

Was it Popeyes?

Something through the drive-through, they say something like, oh, God, they have to say something. I remember talking about it. Oh, is it raising canes? Yeah, what do they say? It's something about, something stupid. Chicken, what chicken you're picking? That's it. Yeah, yeah. It's some little tongue twister.

Raising Cains is worth whatever they're saying. It is. I know, but I think I pulled around and I was particularly in a good mood that day, which is rare years ago. And I go, I go, dude, man, you have to say it every time. He goes, yeah, I said, sorry, brother. Yeah, it's picking, picking.

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