La La La La, La, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Ah, la, la, la, French, Greg Coker here, and I'm back.

I'm in the saddle.

Glad to be here and glad to be chatting with you one way or another, either as you call in or as you leave,

excuse me, your questions on our open mic feature, and we'll probably get to some of those

a little bit later. But it's always good to be able to share some things that are on my mind.

I've been bouncing around quite a bit lately. I don't know if anybody's been following my

schedule. I mean, not that you'd really be interested, but let's see, week ago, Sunday. I flew out to

Albany, New York, and then an hour and a half drive into the upper New York and what the

Catskills. It's beautiful up there and the camp of the woods.

This camp has been in existence for 125 years.

I mean, it's amazing, just amazing.

And I got a chance to speak there for four days, actually five, because half the day, Friday, morning I was speaking, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.

And then got in a plane and flew to Colorado Springs, actually Denver and then headed to Colorado Springs to spend the entire day Saturday with the magnificent team there, got up crack a dawn on Sunday, and grabbed a Starbucks and started heading for the airport in Denver.

I had a car rental, hour and a half drive.

And it turns out my flight that was supposed to leave at actually 1215 or something

to get me into L.A. at 2 in the afternoon.

It didn't leave until 9.45 p.m.

And I got into L.A. after midnight.

So that was like a crazy 10 hours in D.E.N., which I never want to do that again.

Because it just felt like a whole wasted day.

And I had lots to do.

I ended up spending yesterday, Monday, for me, just trying to

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