Welcome in Hello, bone. Hello, man.

I don't know what the hell is going on over here.

No one knows what's going on.

Sit down.

My mouse isn't working with this computer.

No.

Nobody says a damn word to me about it.

I actually...

I actually... Batteries, that's not the issue. I send an email out saying, don't tell Mike about the mouse.

Whatever you do, he doesn't like mice. He will leave the studio. Oh, not that mouse, different mouse. Yeah.

You know me, I'm very adaptable too. I know you love it.

If something doesn't work, I just sort of let it roll off my back and move on to the next thing or I let it affect me for an entire three-hour show.

And I'm guessing part of that affecting you is your plotting of everyone who may have been responsible for it not working their untimely death.

I'm telling you, you know, we got these studio computers in here.

Yeah. This is an on-air studio. It's never used for anything other than that.

And yet sometimes someone will sit in my chair and turn the volume up on this computer.

It should be disabled.

Right, like for people who've never worked in a radio studio. computer. It should be disabled.

Right, like for people who've never worked in a radio station, volume on anything is a no-go in a radio studio.

No. You don't want that.

We don't want to hear a little bit noises when the email comes in. The volume should be

disabled on this computer. And if you're another host, whether it's Beamer or Rothman, whoever else

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