I know thanks. I'm laughing ahead of time. I'm telling Linda's story. We'll get to

later in the show. 89941 Sean. If you want to be a part of the program, thank you, Scott

Chan. And thanks to all of you for being with us on this Friday. Man, this has been a

long week. Hasn't this been a long week? It's a killer.

A week, man. By the way, Linda for the first time with her significant other and a bunch

of her friends went to the TV show last night. Did you have fun? I got to tell you, it was

really cool. It was nice to see how the other half lives and does their job. It was very

cool. Oh, let me tell you something. What isn't it like a rowdy crowd? I mean, especially

the bridge. Well, first of all, I have to say the funniest part is so I was very like

theater like I'm like, okay, when he starts everybody be quiet. These people do not care.

They have a lot to say. The whole time you're talking about it's like almost like being

in charge like, mm-hmm, that's right. That's right. Sean. Yeah. You tell him Joe sucks.

Joe, my God. Like he's on TV. Big, big. So there's it's his job. So we have to do it. So

James, who's been with us, not sweet baby James and other James TV James, we call it.

All right, TV James was there and he gives the audience like a long list of do's and don'ts

about it. And then I come out and people are surprised. I do my little routine. I do

my Clinton impressions, my Mark Lavin impressions. We talk about rush. We talk about

talk radio. We talk about life. We talk about Biden. We make fun of Biden. And I think

people are surprised that, you know, it's kind of like a 10 minute, 15 minute standup

that I do. Then we get ready for the show. And then after all the rules were given out

to them, I said, I only have one rule on the show. Don't listen to him. There's more James.

He spends all that time. He's kind of like your hype guy does such a good job. And then

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