Simple Quarters has helped over 3,000 families sell their homes in Indiana.

And it's really important to me, too, why we're getting to do this is that you get to go be with me.

I get to go be with my husband.

Simple Quarters was the best option for me because I ended up connecting with Ronnie on a personal level.

There was no BS involved.

It was simply straightforward, to the point, honesty. And that is what made me go

with Simple Quarters. Call Simple Quarters 317, 900 home. All right, so we're going to do something here.

And this could be the last segment we ever have together on this radio show. So if it is, it's fine.

Are you ready to defend this choice? Oh, yeah, it'll be fine. Okay. Tony plays every Thursday and he play a song. I mean, defend it not only with our bosses, but our listeners. Yeah, well, look. Okay, so here's the deal. So in the, part of what we do every day is we bear our soul to the audience. And I've been doing this for nine years now in this radio station. The good,

the bad, the ugly, right? Like we talk about our lives and what we are and some of it's great,

and some of it's not great and flattering and not flattering or whatever. And I think I made

pretty clear that a big part of what we do here every day, what I became that people

seemingly enjoy based on the listenership,

it's a story of life, like things I've learned, things I've experiences I've had, and a big part of

that is some of these albums from Bruce Springsteen and some of the things and things that he

wrote about and the idea, there's this overarching theme of look like life is hard

but keep going there's this sort of eternal optimism even in the hardship of his music and his

characters of there is something better around the corner if you're willing to pursue it if

you're willing to keep going.

And in the movie The Wedding Singer, which is an Adam Sandler movie, it's a phenomenal movie about the 1980s, he plays a wedding singer, but he was also a singer in a band.

And he said something effective, like, I always loved when you could hear a song and you would

say, I know what that guy was going

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