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Hi, I'm Tim Callascha and my dilemma is I've forgotten how to pack.

I've been traveling for 40 years and whenever I get somewhere, I find I have no socks, no underwear, my underwear at Walgreens in Washington last time I was there.

I have no something. It should be the easiest thing in the world and I've completely forgotten how to do it.

So I actually love this because it was only two trips back to Miami where I forgot to pack underwear entirely.

I was there for an entire week. So day two, I'm rushing out to find a store on South Beach that has underwear that's appropriate and proper for somebody to wear to work and spend all day.

Which is harder than you might think in a place like South Beach.

But Tim, my best advice for you and this seems odd for someone who's been traveling for as long as you have.

But clearly there's some sort of blockage or forgetfulness that you've acquired in your older years.

And so you got to make a list and it stinks because you never had to make one before for the previous 40 years.

But I do think if you just have one list and it's the same for every business trip that's roughly toiletries, underwear, socks, running shoes, shampoo, razor, etc.

And you have to go through and check it off as you put it in your bag. It's tedious and frustrating.

But unfortunately it might be your only hope if you're going on trips for getting your underwear and your socks and everything else.

The commission has spoken.

This week's guest is Tim Kalascha, sports columnist radio host TV personality and author. He can be read in the Dallas Morning News,

seen on ESPN's around the horn and heard on Dennis and Kalascha on KESN ESPN Dallas.

We had a great conversation. A guy that I've worked with for the last couple of years on around the horn and have run into on Radio Row at the Super Bowl.

Just the most likable, easygoing guy and love talking to him about the challenges of working in the same market for years and years.

How do you manage those relationships as you're talking about the ups and downs of a team?

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