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Our number two of the morning show, the Toucher and Hardy program begins tomorrow morning, 6 a.m., don't miss it.

Toucher and Hardy, as we segue into a new version of this program.

Tomorrow morning, 6 to 10, we will all be here.

Dan O'Brien, myself, Mike Lockhart, Nick Jameli, Toucher, Hardy. All of us begin a new era here on the morning program. Tomorrow morning, 6 a.m. right here on 985. The sports hub. Ryan Johnson is here. Joe Murray is here. Joe, did you notice? You know, he said, we will all be here. You and I won't be here. Nope. Well, I will say that. And what I was about to say is it's kind of just that the two of you are here because in the history of the show, the two of you have filled in more on this show than anybody else working in the building. I think that that's definitely true in your case, Ryan.

I mean, you were, what did you do?

101 one show's last year.

101 morning shows last year.

And before you filled in, Joe filled in, how many times a year?

I mean, when was your surgery?

My surgery was right before the pandemic, the December before the pandemic.

I missed six weeks.

And you were here every day for that, right?

Yeah.

So, I mean, the two of you were very much part of the show for very long periods of time.

So it's interesting on the last day before we officially change over and move into a new era that the two of you are here.

It seems absolutely correct in that way.

How do you feel about the changes?

I love this.

I've known Hardy since day one, since day one of this new radio station, I've known Hardy.

I think he's going to fit in perfectly. Oh, yeah. Listen, the move is seamless. Like, he goes right in and everything's... But how does John Wallach feel? How many years now, radio veteran, are you? Many. Oh, really? I didn't have gray hair. I didn't have gray hair. I'm in my 50 50s i didn't have gray hair when we started this

what are we 30 years uh i did 14 years at e i and it's 14 going on 15 here yes it's almost 30 years

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