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All right, hour number three, sorry, went a little late there in the final segment of the last hour. 808, Boomer NGO from the Bill Ford Tubb studio on this Thursday morning. 888, 808, 101, 9 is the phone number. You know, Jerry, how much we love our listeners and our viewers on the CBS Sports Network. Well, you know, last week, with all the moving going on around here last couple of three, four weeks, and you missed some of this stuff because you were out doing your Rutgers stuff. I mean, a number of people sent us a bunch of great things. So first, I want to say thank you to Gary Lowe. Gary is the one who sent us this, Herb Brooks. Oh, cool.. He's from Low Sports, and he also said all the guys that were on air, these USA pullovers. So these are pretty cool. So, Gary, thanks for the warm-up show. Yeah, I didn't get one. Yeah, they're on air 5 to 6 a.m. No, we start at 5 a.m. So I'm sure Gary's listening right now because this is unusual. What size of you, Al, small?

Probably a medium.

Oh, you're medium? Yeah. And what size are you? Large. I'm sure Gary said you have medium and a large. And then Al Sin Tron on the overnight, Gordon Damer on the overnight. Keeps being fears on the overnight. What about you? What are you? I am not an on-air person.

You're talking right now, though.

You talk a lot.

For not being on airair person. You're talking right now, though. Talk a lot.

For not being on air. You end up getting involved quite a bit. So he was responsible for the statue as well? Yeah, yeah. He sent a bunch of stuff. He's been involved with the 1980 Olympics and has a lot of licenses with them and everything else. It was great. And then also a guy, he also sent me this too.

Remember we were talking about the Mike Ditka sweater we loved? So we also sent this. Look at this. This is the USA hockey sweater. Hmm. That isn't it? That looks like a throwback. That is a throwback. That looks like something out of 1980. Yeah, so Gary was thinking about us.

I appreciated Gary. And then I get this letter. Like Christmas for Boomer. It was. It was crazy. Box after box after box. Yeah. And then I got, you know, of course, I got the stuff from Cooper Electric and they sent us a bunch of Milwaukee tools. I did see that. Pretty good.

So here's a guy.

He writes me a letter.

And at the end of it, he says,

sorry, but I had to ask,

is Jerry that much of an argumentative, combative guy? Or is it just an act for the show? He disputes pretty much all of what you have to say. That's not true. You've got a ton of tolerance. So, Ron Del Benet sent me this. He did a... That is a gorgeous painting or drawing. As a bingle. That is very cool. So, Ron, thank you very much. And Jerry can be a combative guy and can be a pain in the ass. I am not. Yes. You said Beney. I wonder, is he from Jersey?

I'm assuming, yeah. Well, he sent other stuff here. There's the other part of this letter here that he called Ask Al. He assured me that would not get lost in the mail. So he did call Al.

Okay. So you know who this guy is, right?

I do recall talking to somebody about him being worried, it would get lost in the mail. And he also said by sending in this drawing and the other drawings that he had sent into us,

I hope I'm not coming across like that guy, Dan from Carteret.

It's a nice guy.

I get the feeling he's a pain in the ass to you guys.

But anyway, I hope you like my drawing. And yes, I do like the drawing, and thank you very much. I ask if he's from Jersey, because as Al will remember, I'm sure Eddie, too, there was a very famous club back in the day. You might have even been there once or twice. The club Bonae are on Route 35 in Lawrence Harbor? Yeah, I don't know. I don't think so. Saraville?

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