It's that time.

Lock and load.

The Michael Vary Show is on the air. A couple weeks back I was talking about the joy of when you write things down, marking them off your list.

And remember the old Franklin planner, trapper keeper. I've always been a person who

enjoys the process of, and not only enjoys it, I need it. I need it. I crave it.

But it also brings me great comfort and joy to bring order to the world of disorder,

to clean things, to wipe things down, to put them in their place, to fix things to the extent

that I can fix anything.

That's not, I'm not a very mechanically inclined person at all.

I admire people who are, it's just not my skill.

But I enjoy the idea in a world of chaos to bringing order to it by reducing to writing things that I need to do

that happened during all sorts of things. And so I had talked about that. And at the end of every

day before I leave out, in Ramon's world, on his side of the glass, where there's a lot of technology,

there's what's called a board.

Everybody knows radio knows there's what's called a board,

and that's where all the buttons, and that's the flight control.

I don't know how to do any of that part.

That's the technical side of what we do.

And there was an old rule in radio that you would zero out your board at the end of every shift.

And so the idea was you bring the board back to almost factory settings before you walk out the door.

You zero out the board.

Well, the beauty was when we got our own studio, which has been probably 10 years ago or so,

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