Hello and welcome to Kier Talk on National Public Radio with us clicking

Clack the Tap at Brothers and we're broadcasting this week from the Michael Jordan

home for champions who've retired in the Apprime. Yeah, you know, my brother

and I being at the top of our respective fields. Yeah, we are 91, well 91, 92, 93

leaders and most complaints lodged against the program with the FCC champions I

call that. And we thought this might be a good time to consider retiring. I think it is.

Before our skills, our many skills begin to diminish. That way, you know, we'll

hopefully be remembered fondly, I think, as those good Samaritans of Greece clicking Clack.

Rather than those toothless tapet turkeys. I mean, I have to know likely the way we'll be remembered.

You have to remember though that it is going to be difficult to walk away from those multi-million

dollar endorsement contracts. What? Multi-million dollar endorsement? Let's not be hasty.

I'll tell you about those. Multi-million dollar huh? Well, multi-hundred. Multi-dollar.

Whatever. Hey, do you want to retire some of that mail before you take a few calls?

I have just two quickie pieces of mail here. That's it. Listen to this. I live and work outside

the US in Da'ran, Saudi Arabia. Ever since I came here, I've been an avid listener of Khar

Talk. The armed forces, radio and television network, broadcast your talk show. I can say

that the PDM crew in building 200 enjoy your show, they're listening to us right now. Right

all the way out there in Saudi Arabia. Now here it is. Keep up the good work. And if you're ever

in Saudi Arabia, drive like your brother. That was a quickie. So I get two right? Okay. This one

actually is, you might not like this. And the other one who's responsible for this, not me.

The Atonement Ray. As spokeswoman for OME, O-L-M-I, she says of the little asteris, OME is pronounced

O-M-I, O-M-I, O-M-I, O-M-I, the ostensibly legally, maritaly impaired. That is mother's

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