I don't know, it started, but Nick was asked me off the air.

Maybe when John were saying something about that,

but John Haffron Willis and Colleen's here,

two Johns at a funny boat this weekend, about the last time we ever played a song on this show. Oh. It was about 1995. I can't remember the exact time. No, no, no. It was later. It was 96. No later than 96. I want to say. I don't know.

What 97?

Okay.

I'll tell you all the year how I know it's 96.

Okay.

You know, you know.

But I remember.

How do I, 96. Okay. 96. 97, I don't know. What 97? Okay. I'll tell you all the year how I know he's 96.

Okay.

You know.

But I remember. How do I remember things from back in those days? The scenario, exactly. Who you were banging. Thank you. That's your frame of reference. It was. Yeah. So I'm pretty sure it was 96, the spring of 96. So we're sitting there and we're talking and having a good time.

And I go here and John's got a great story coming up about his radio time and i go uh i go okay and

here's pink floyd and we it was comfortably dumb or something like that no it was hey you oh it's

hey you right yeah because we had a good we had a good rap going to good energy And we're listening to Hey, you, and just looking at each other and saying, what just happened? Yeah. What just sucked all the energy out of a room? At that point, we're only playing maybe a couple records an hour anyway. But still, we were still playing a couple. Well, so we did, it's been talk radio ever since then. And what John was doing morning radio.

Go ahead.

We had, you know, well, they show you about, so we started with one or two songs an hour.

Right.

Right.

And then I was with the guy, Danny Bonaducci.

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