Hey, did anybody get that license? Did anybody see who was driving? Hey, it's Michael Ang.

It's time for more classic A&G.

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Now, I got a real treat for you. We're going back

19 years. That's right, 19 years to 2004 today. Okay, now in this clip, I've been with the show

for about, let's see, four years, just going on four years in this clip. And we did the show, it was when

the show was much more local, and we had a very, very small studio. The way it worked was we had

Joe on one side, Jack on the other, and then I was literally standing two feet right next to Jack.

If either one of us didn't shower, we would know it. Looking back, I can't believe that for so many years we did the show like that.

But since we were younger, I guess it was easier to do, you know?

So anyhow, in this segment, the three of us doing the show, when Joe, during a commercial break, I believe, received a call from his wife, Judy.

And she let him know that his new car that was sitting outside their house

was a victim of a hit and run. Somebody had hit his car and dented it really good and took off.

So Joe leaves our studio but takes a cell phone of course and decides to do a live report,

but the segment's really unique and it was a really unique A&G show that, because basically it was like following Joe on a wild goose chase after a criminal.

And it made for some pretty good radio, I thought.

It was certainly different, that's for sure.

So let's go back to 2004, 19 years ago.

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