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Welcome to our number two of T. V. T. L.

Here on News Talk 973, Cairo FM, Luke Burbank here, along with longtime producer Flash Andrews, and of course Mr. Sean Datory, Japan's number one mixer.

Hey, you know today Sean, somebody sent us some Superman ironons for a t-shirt from the 70s original Superman the movie Iron On.

Really? Yeah, and they specifically said they wanted to make sure that you rocked one because they said, well, you know what, just you guys set the music play.

Actually, you know what, I'll find a, I'll find something to fill the gap while I run out there.

Could I just go? Well, I was okay.

Happy anniversary. Happy anniversary. Happy anniversary. Happy anniversary. Happy anniversary.

Fred, you remembered. How could I ever forget the happiest day of my life? Happy anniversary. Happy anniversary.

That was that. Great. Did anyone even notice I was gone? No. Perfect. Seemless.

All right. There was from a dog on it. He just signed it with his last name. So thanks, Mr. Hyde, or maybe he's really into a whole Jekyll and Hyde thing.

He said, dear Luke, Jen and Sean, please find and close three sweet vintage Superman the movie t-shirt ironons. There's one for each of you. I'm pretty sure they're from 1978 or so, and they may not still work.

But if they did, it would be super cool. I don't know why, especially, but I especially see Japan's number one mixer in a Superman the movie t-shirt might be the new roller skating attire.

That is really sweet. Isn't that cool? Is it glittery? Like, you know, is it really? The edges of it are totally glittery. That is super cool. Maybe over the weekend, iron it on and you can model it for us on Monday or something. Maybe I will. Okay.

You don't need to threaten me. You and your late night frozen burritos. Don't even talk about that. Don't bring my burritos into this. All right. Sunday night is the Grammys. I don't know what annual fourth annual Grammys. How long have they been around? 90 years, I think. 60. That sounds like a long time. Yeah, they've been around a long time.

Who won the first one, Paul Abdul? Hell no. I will say that in years past, well, okay, last year, we did a, do they matter Grammys edition?

And I was kind of of the opinion that the Grammys don't matter. And the reason I have been suspicious of the Grammys throughout my life is because there are a lot of really bad musical artists that have a lot of Grammys.

Whereas there are no horrible actors that have Oscars. Keanu Reeves does not have an Oscar. Sylvester Stallone knows. Sylvester Stallone might have one for writing. For writing though, right or acting?

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