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So if you're a person who, you know, listens as you're driving and then you get to work

to your first delivery, you hop out understandable. A lot of people do that. But the next three segments,

not this one. You can tune out of this one, but the next three segments starting in about

eight minutes. I hope you will find to be very interesting, especially if you're a person who is

interested in Houston history and astradone history. Because for most of you, I'm about to tell you a

story that you have never heard before. I caught wind of this story a couple of months back.

And at our production meeting, I said, Hey, guys, let's, let's tell this story. This is, this is one of those,

we do daily radio. So when you do five hours of radio, that's as much or more than anybody in the

country. We're following what did Trump say? What did the Santa say? What's the, what's the case

against Trump in Georgia? What are the developments there? What's going on in Texas? What's going on

with the impeachment? What's going on? So we don't get to do like a 60 minutes, you know,

step back and do a deal. And look, that's what we choose to do. I love the engagement, but we just

don't have the time to do things. So for us to do the research and do a big project, we just,

we don't get there. It is my hope a year from now. If some things have changed in where I work,

how I work and all that sort of stuff, to have a team that I work on long term projects with,

that they do a lot of the research and then we meet back to create. Because that is, that's not

the only thing I want to do, but that would be something I'd like to do more of. Anyway, so that

will be in the next three segments. And I think you will find it interesting if you can't get back

and listen for whatever reason. Listen to the podcast to the first hour, the 8 a.m. hour of today.

Because I mean, I thought the story was fascinating and I was shocked that I didn't know the story

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