Garage Logic, broadcasting live from the office of the mayor above the boathouse on the east shore of Spoon Lake.

Featuring the Rookie on Production, Chris Revers, Vice President of Social Media and John Heighten the newsroom.

Now the Fireworks Commissioner, Flashlight King and keeper of Common Sense, your mayor, Joe Sushire.

Come and sing the Raj's Logic Sementt number one.

What is this, a some sort of takeover? Is that what this is? What is this? This is all Dan Seaman's plans. This is what they have in mind of the Hubbard family.

Welcome, Dan Shelby.

Thank you very much for looking straight to be on the program for about a thousand different reasons, some of which I'll share with you.

First of all, it's great to be back on radio in any capacity. But it's particularly interesting to me to be back on the air in this position of the sitting in mayor, Joe Sushire.

Did you like the deputizing ceremony? Are you okay? Are you still sore? I'm sore on the shoulders. You didn't have to hit me hard. You took it well with the scepter.

He kept saying, thank you, sir. I have another. I said, this is not all I was done.

I enjoyed the the swearing in ceremony the best. But you forgot that I'd stop drinking 38 years ago.

I did. So I'm going to pass that under reverse. The reavers will take care of that. He did before we left the room. And Don, it's not a thing too because we did have the swearing in ceremony.

But then shortly after we had the swearing at ceremony, Patrick came in and just started her early insults.

How did you buy it? You took that all very, very well, sir.

Well, let me tell you this. I have been the punching bag of Patrick Royce and Joe Sushire for the last 40 years.

You have. Yes. And my name has been said quite often from the garage. Yes. And from the mayor's podium.

Exactly. And from time to time, I would actually call it. It was the right to defend myself. It wasn't it? It wasn't that it was the bus jacket.

We had the film in there. Oh, I was a leather jacket that I eventually gave to Sush. I think that's what it was. Yeah. Why is he wearing a leather jacket?

But he loved leather jackets. Of course he did. So I gave him. I said I sent him my leather jacket. But so what I realized that what was going on, he never beat me up.

And Patrick never beat me up in the same way that say adjacent Louis would. And this was during the period of time I was on the other station doing radio as well as television.

And so the question always came up. Why do you still like Joe Sushire with all the smack talking? And I said because it is smack talk. It's like basketball. Right.

Two competitors on floor talking. And sometimes I'm kind of things are said in smack talk. In fact, I think that's the reason for smack talk. Sure.

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