So as I understand it, they're honoring Alma at noon today at 2000 West Loop. We no longer work out of that building, but I'm saying this because

there are a lot of former I-heart and then our predecessor Clear Channel employees out there, that if you're around

San Philippi and the loop and you can pull in.

Now they'll probably harass you when you pull in and out of the garage because that's what that building does

but alma's worth it so I'll bet you if you I know she'll remember you because she remembers everybody

you know those are the real, those are the real,

those are the real, those are the real,

what's the word, treasures in this world. You know society focuses so much on who's got the

most clicks or likes who's the most beautiful who's the likes, who's the most beautiful, who's the hot actress, who's the

IT.

They call it this or it that, it brand, it person.

But I will tell you, one of the things, I don't know how I acquired this, must be from my parents,

partly from my wife, is somehow I have been gifted this ability to see what really matters.

And you know what matters, what really matters?

Which doesn't fleet with age, which isn't gone gone tomorrow which isn't fools go.

Sweet people. Grandmothers, mothers, aunties, wives, the cleaning lady at 2000 West Loop, Alma Rodriguez, and Ramon's mother, who turned 73 today.

Mama Marta?

Yes.

How are you?

Happy birthday.

Oh, thank you very much.

I'd like to sing to you if you have a moment.

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