Hello again, everybody and welcome to a super duper special edition of the Jim

Hornet Experience, where we're going to do a deep dive all the way into the

darkest recesses of the Great American Bash 1986 live on tour and more. Plus I'm

slappy today. Your packages have begun winging their way to you as we speak and

we'll talk more about that to join me in doing so. My cohort and cohost Hawaiian

Brian, the podcasting line, the King of the Arcadian Vanguard podcast network,

Mr. cohost to you, the former post office playboy, although the new girl,

Bree likes your voice too. He's swammy's papy, the proprietor of the French toast,

Chateau, your friend and his, the great Crescan. No, it's Brian last everybody.

Hello, Hodgim, an amazing pleasure to be here once again. Tell me about this, Bree.

Well, a breeze says, you know, your cohost has a wonderful voice too.

So she's new and someone who works there said, hey, you got to listen to his show. That guy

comes in every day with all those packages. You got to hear his show.

Well, I am somewhat of a, especially over the last week. Now every morning when I'm coming in,

George will just yell, Bree, Jim's here. So she comes out and opens up a separate window

because I'm bringing at this morning was over 200 pounds of packages to be shipped out to the

faithful and Bree, I've inherited Bree now that Suzy's moved on to the bigger and better job.

I think she's working underneath the postmaster general in DC now.

But Bree has inherited me. Well, let me ask you this. Here's a tough question. Would

everything have been smoother with Suzy or is Bree doing a good job? No, Bree is doing a very good

job. Of course, there would, there would have been the more familiarity with Suzy because of the

constant repetition over the last few years of the mailing process. But yet Bree, because she's

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