D-B-T-L, two beautiful to live with Luke Burbank on day 7-3, Cairo.

If you can see, yeah, the numbers all go to 11. Look, does that mean it's louder?

Is that any louder? Well, it's one louder, isn't it? It's not 10. You see, most, most bloats,

you know, be playing it 10. You're on 10 on your guitar. Where can you go from there? Where?

I don't know. Exactly. What we do is if we need that extra push over the cliff, you know, we do

put it up to 11. Exactly. One louder. Why don't you just make 10 louder and make 10 be the top

number and make that a little louder? These go to 11.

Tone. Hi, welcome to hour number three of T-B-T-L. Here on News Talk 97-3, Cairo FM. I'm Luke

Burbank. Is it fair to say that every single person here felt spirit energy around them last night?

Yeah. Yeah. Tonight is no different. Let me tell you, as we've been enjoying our on-air

Christmas party and, you know, keeping folks updated on the snow. And now welcoming to the show,

our friend from the Seattle Weekly is Erica Hobart. Hi, Erica. Hey, how are you?

Good. How are you doing? Good. You got here okay on the bus? Yeah, I got here on the bus, so.

How do you take the bus a lot? No, not really, but I mean, I don't want to drive in this leather.

Yeah, we had to, we had to, like, 10 people drop out of our fondue party. But thankfully,

other people, other listeners love us a lot more than the people who didn't come. And so they

filled in some of the gaps. That's good. I thought that was really nice of you. You mentioned

us in passing in your blog on the weekly about how you find, you feel like you end up covering.

You've been on the show talking about Backstreet Boys, Enhancin, and what was the other thing you

were on, Celine, how they ran out of white wine at the Tacoma Dome, and you wrote about how you,

you feel like you're a voice in the wilderness. You're one of the few people in Seattle who's writing

about kind of widely consumed pop culture. Yeah, yeah, I feel like people in Seattle, you know,

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