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Hello.

Hi John.

Hi, Merlin. How's it going? Good. So good. I'm so grateful to you for

sometimes being willing to push. Oh I can push. You push and sometimes you know there's a part of me that says don't don't stay on target.

stay on target. I just want to bring out the best in you. Yeah, but pushing sometimes helps. Yeah. I was on my way in today and you know of course I only have an AM radio in my truck and so I'm listening to the the radio station K-I-X-I which was

my dad's radio station they used to play like a steady diet of just the

oh this is where you get all your francs sonatry music yeah just the big bands just

the blue hair the blue hairs but all those people are dead now yeah And so the radio station still exists.

And I've seen this before with radio station sort of play, what do they call it the demographic rotation yeah

radio station well but I'm talking about like the music that they play on a

radio station is called the programming programming and the programming has

switched I'm driving in and the DJ is talking to me and he says,

he says, you know, there are a lot of differences between men and women.

Did you know?

Men are more likely to be color blind.

Huh.

This is John Tesh for K-X-I radio.

And the DJ is John Tesh.

What?

Yeah. Oh, it's like a did like a franchise kind of deal. No, he's he's

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