You know, Hope Burns a Turn on the Boston.

At the most, I have two more free coffees, and then it's over.

I'll have to be buying my own Joe for the next five months and 20 days or so.

I think it's pretty good myself, but that's all right.

That makes American great.

I was with Harvey a few weeks ago.

Live from the Burnow Less Lethal Pistol Studio.

Back in Boston.

And that's so important to me as a city, as mayor, but also to the city of Boston.

It's Howie Carr.

I'd like to, you know, offer my deepest condolences and sympathies along with those of the entire

Howie Car Radio Network to Chris Thompson. He's a columnist for the for Howie Car Show.com. And he's also a client of the show. And his father, Sid Thompson from Manchester, New Hampshire, died at the age of 77 on Monday.

And Sid retired.

He was a circulation manager for the Manchester Union leader back in the day when there was a lot of circulation to manage.

And he worked hard at it and he loved his family, loved Chris and his other children as well,

and his granddaughters and grandsons.

And he was a really a nice guy.

He was an immigrant from Great Britain.

And again, he was an old-style immigrant.

He came here and he worked for a living and he paid his own way and he was a great guy.

Sid Thompson and our condolences and our sympathies and prayers are with you, Chris, and all of your family for the passing of your dad, Sid Thompson.

844-5-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-42-42.

...