Quote from Jason Allen Hammer.

Casey looks like the hottest lot lizard ever.

I'm wearing the WIBC Trucker hat.

That looks like something Big John Gillis would have had on back in the day right there.

Like it's a little faded white hat, got the net background, the bill's a little dirty.

Like that bad boy has probably been worn by Big John Gillis and Tom Severina.

I didn't even look to see if it's stained on the inside.

Let me check if there's a ring.

No, no, nobody was wearing makeup who had this on.

Now, I believe.

I'll change that right now.

I bet it wasn't because I believe I got that for my dear friend John Raibold, who is a Indianapolis, Indiana music historian. His house is basically a tribute and museum to Indiana radio. And I believe he gave that to me at one point. So I would bet it's in pretty tip-top shape. Says we're kind of going down this little trip down nostalgia lane here, can I just say the one thing that I miss, and I get why they changed it, but a number of years ago, when we went away from that awesome top-of-the-hour iconic do-do-do-do-do. They tried to make it more modern. I get it. They didn't want WIBC to sound like the old guy station. But, man, I miss that. Yeah, I agree. Like when you hear that top of the hour, you know, Radio Indiana, dude, the hair on your arm stands up. That was so good. Well, I would say you should go find it and play it today, but, well, that system's broken. We have no archives.

There's nothing left.

It's all over.

So I'm curious to get your perspective on this.

Last segment, Casey and I were talking about, you know, I had that fabulous collection of stuff on my desk.

It was just a pile of stuff that people had given me and whatever over the years, listeners, whatever.

And one of the things that Casey said I could not take with me, I had to get rid of, is years ago, well before I met my

wife, a person I was engaged in a social experiment with, gave me two pieces of art. That's what she

did for her, like, hobby was art. And so I just had it and kept it with me. And it was in there was a cool piece of art. I was like, oh, I want to see that person or be around. There's just two cool pieces of art that fit the hodgepodge of stuff that I had on the, you know, in the ensemble in my office. And Casey said, absolutely not.

You can't take that home even if you really like the piece of art. And I said, I guarantee Hammer will say I could take that home. I feel like I'm missing some context here. Were you dating the artist? Did you hook up? Yeah, that's what's what I'm saying? Like, I was, you know. Okay, you said like social experiment. I was trying to be polite for a family-oriented program.

Talk to me like I'm an actual guy for five seconds here.

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