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for the podcast. Tommy's here. I am here. And we are joined by our very good friend, the elderly

person on this conversation. That would be Scott Lynn, our good friend from 980 days and other days.

And we brought Scott in on today's show to find out how he's doing, of course,

but really to help us with the hockey game last night,

several people were very upset with Tommy our review of game four.

They said we missed some of the nuance of game four and that we were a little bit too

flippant in our analysis of it.

So we've got Scott on the show with us today.

Scott was, I think this is true, Scott, and you won't take credit for it.

But I think other than Koken,

in our building for all of those years, you were the hockey guy other than Koken. Nobody knew

more about hockey than you were Koken. Was there anybody that was close? I don't think so.

I'll just let you keep on talking, and I'll nod, even though people can't see me nodding.

I mean, Al is, of course, legend in this town, and his ties to the organization go back decades, and I do mean decades.

And it's amazing because, Tommy, you can vouch for this.

I think Koken is our very own Dick Clark.

He is the DMV's oldest, you know, living teenager because the guy just keeps on going and going.

He, no, he's legend.

Sure.

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