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Hardy was saying there was some mean, mean people in there the last time he was on. He didn't like that. I've been back on there this morning, though. Just, you know, checking. Just keeping an eye on things. Everybody, yeah, everybody's for the, I think, been okay. All right. Well, that's Nick's job. He's got to kick the people out, you know? It's only positives. Andrew Callahan is the Patriots reporter columnist for the Boston Herald. He's in studio this morning, but we did play No Effects coming out of that. Do you know No Effects, Andrew Callahan? That's a band near the top of the list of where I've heard them. I could guarantee I've heard two or three songs, but as a non-musical person, I couldn't tell you what the song for it.

That's most people. They had one album that was very successful, not their best album, their second best album. The best album was so long in things for the shoes I'm talking about punk and drublich. But they played their last show on Sunday night. Now, they did it in an amazing way. Now, people have been sending me audio,

like a video of it. They had a, like a kind of a pay-per-view thing that you could watch.

And it's making me more sad than I thought. They're older than me. They're like 10 years older

than me. But Fat Mike, who's the leader of the band and started the band with Eric Melvin,

he did things right. I was telling Hardy Eric Melvin, he did things right.

I was telling Harding this off air.

He did things right.

What he did was when he started the band, his drummer was a heroin addict and everyone was doing a bunch of drugs but him.

He developed this band, turned them into from a garbage band into this big success.

He owned the label that they were on for a lot of it. He started fat records. He became this multimillionaire. And then he just started openly doing drugs and leaning into like alternative

lifestyles because no one could do anything to him. Like no one could touch him because he was this,

he wasn't going to lose his money. They tried to cancel the band after they said some stuff in Vegas. They didn't tour for like six months. And then they went back on the road and did this. And how many times do bands play a final show, like a real final show? Not, not they, this is, I do not think they will play again.

Kiss has played like seven of them.

Yeah, but I had a feeling Kiss was probably not going away.

Given, I mean, the integrity of an artist that Gene Simmons had.

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