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Well, sit is out today.

This is cats, and I guess I got to have cats and friends.

I get a lot of friends around.

I guess anybody that lived in Manhattan, and the streets are not bad in Manhattan.

You know, the sanitation department has done a good job, and we are here, and, and well we have a lot of people calling in.

I think Bruce Blakeman is going to be calling in.

I think, Walter, are you on?

John, it's so great to be on the radio with you, a special on a day like this where somebody who is an expert in retail operations in the city of New York, I can't wait to talk to you

about how this snow affects those operations, deliveries, crowds. What does it do to the economy of New York

to have a snow like this? And there you are the expert. Well, thank you. With us is Walter and I'm Sterling.

And Walter, you've done it all.

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