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It is another hour of the program, and it's great to have you with us.

Thank you for putting up with me.

A late call to the bullpen last night.

Your best ability is availability.

And after 56 years, Alvin, you can run me now.

The audience would like you for the last two hours.

Although, if I am lucky, if we are lucky, we might get Alvin's handiwork to wrap up the program

says on these cards I can't read, final segment of the show will be the week that was

if Alvin wants to. But I've made it this far in life without much of a life

and it finally paid off again last night. When the phone rang, can you? Yes. I didn't even get the

question fully articulated to me. So Jim is not here. I'm not going to speculate where he is.

He'll tell you on Monday. And it was an unexpected yet

wonderful phone call and a chance for me to interact with you at 1-800-636-86-86.

Surprisingly, maybe because I finally have convinced you of the validity of me going back to Weber with two Bs on the X platform.

I'm told things are doing well on social media.

Let's maintain our momentum with more interaction coming up in 20 minutes.

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