This place is, as my mom used to say, a disaster area. I don't know what happened. Everything's moved around, chairs are replaced. Microphone isn't... What happened here, Shine, while I was gone? I have no idea. It's those crazy Sunday people. Whoever was in here is my guy. I guess so. Because it was fine on Saturday when I was here with Arcannon Mega. It was okay? Yeah, everything was great.

There are random headphones that are left in here.

There's pictures of Wiggy and the Snow Bowl.

Did you bring those in?

These are like pictures that they came in the mail and they've been hanging around here for a minute.

There is no place on the planet where it is similar to the work environment in a radio station.

Like, people just, I've never understood it.

Like, if you own headphones, why would you be, I mean, why do people steal others' equipment?

I don't know.

And then complain when they get called out on it. Like, you need headphones, it's radio. It's important to the genre. And I was in Saturday morning. I went into our office. It was like somebody was searching for a nickel. And it was just like, they checked under every crevice, everything there. That office should also be locked back there. Our office?

Yeah.

Like nobody should be able to just go in there willy-nilly and the place is never cleaned. But if you're going to take somebody's headphones, why not just put them back when you're done with them? Of course. You know, like, I mean, if, you know, I generally would think everybody that works in radio, I know you guys don't wear headphones, but people who do would bring them with them.

I mean, if, you know, I generally would think everybody that works in radio.

I know you guys don't wear headphones, but people who do would bring them with them.

And if they happen to leave them behind, maybe you borrowed them and just put them back where you got them from.

I don't know.

And then this microphone apparatus is all screwed up.

I actually have to, Curtis, I think I'm going to have to tilt my head like this to the side in order to do the show the entire, in the entire morning. Do you think things are all messed around because Bossman Laird had got a little big yesterday? I mean, he's on to bigger, better things. Yeah, maybe that's what it is. Ken is no longer dealing with the daily chores around here.

Day to day. He's on to play by play. Now, I will tell you that I was flying, so I was unable to hear any of Ken's debut on the Red Sox broadcast yesterday. How was it?

I listened to quite a bit. With my parents and Sando, we were in the car. I am not just saying this because he is my boss. Yes, you are. I am not. He was mad good. He was unbelievable. He was relaxed. Yeah, he was really good. He was showing his personality. He was funny. He was well prepared. But it wasn't over the top. He wasn't a nerd a nerd by any means. Like, I honestly was like- He was smooth. Smooth. It sounded like he had been doing that forever. He was so confident. I was honestly, like, and I shouldn't have to be proud of Ken. Ken is my boss. I was so proud of him. He was real smooth. I was, I really was. I was listening to, it was

pretty early on, I want to say maybe the second inning. And he was talking about, like, hip thrusting. He was being funny. Like, I really, I enjoyed it. Yeah, he was real smooth. Especially when he does that hip thrust, you know, if you watch him, well, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, That is the signature move on top of the...

I was kind of like Bradfo, shut up.

...