And now, here's the question.

Ola, bitches.

Good day to you and yours.

Looking at that picture up there.

Earlier this morning, I was at Archbishop Murphy High School, participating at a career fair.

Now, if that sounds like something I would never do, it's because I thought it was

something I would never do. Well, today I did it. And I'm glad I did. It's kind of cool to talk

to the youth of America about working in radio and actually seeing some interest. But one of the

questions that I was asked repeatedly was, when did I know I wanted to do radio? And my answer, which has never changed, was I knew I wanted to do radio when I was eight years old, when I heard Dr. Demento.

That was it.

In that moment, I knew that that's what I would end up doing.

And I got lucky in that sense.

And it wasn't without hiccups to get from there to hear.

But when I finally took some, you know, self-responsibility and got my act together, I pursued my perceived dream job pretty relentlessly. And to be fair, there was also a time of my childhood when I wanted to be a cop, a fireman, an astronaut, and a garbage man. Now, make no mistake, the reason I wanted to be a garbage man was specifically so that I could hold on to the back of a moving vehicle like they used to do back in the day. Now that it's automated, I've lost all interests. But today, in honor of the career fair, and the idea that me and a bunch of other people are there trying to inspire people, you know, what kind of job do you want in the future? We started thinking to ourselves, well, what the hell do kids want to do? What did you want to do? And kind of what do you do now? So that's pretty much today's question. Brought you by our friends in advance there. We want to know, what did you want to do? What was your worst job? And what do you do now? To be a part of the big show called 206-803 Rock. Like the Men's Room on Facebook, follow us on X and Instagram and Men's Room Live. Send your emails to the men's room at KISW.com. And now watch the show live on YouTube at KISW Rock. All of it, y'alls, away we go. Welcome to the 21st Amendment season episode number 4,518. What a large and in-charge program we have for you today, guaranteed future repeat on this beautiful Friday afternoon here. It is a beautiful freaking Friday. Seattle. Big show for you today, the return of Ted versus the FCC. Ted, I believe you won two in a row. So once again, three, Three in a row. You shorted me last week.

You shorted me again.

Three. Okay. Jesus. You're on a roll. Ted versus the FCC. This one has to do with the beer known if you're old enough as Schlitz. Oh, yeah. I'm not sure if that's around anymore. Not the worst beer you've ever had. Not the best beer you've ever had. It's not the worst beer you've ever had, but it is one of the worst three beers you've ever had.

They say that some say sheep that struggle from sexual frustration sit on chips and sip on schlitz.

Oh, yeah. So Dylan brings us Ted versus the FCC coming up at 435. Of course, we will drink a toast in the weekend that it's bad choice Friday time. You know it's bad choice Friday. It's bad choice Friday. You know it's bad choice Friday. Hey, man, this is your fault. Jamal. We are going to get a weekend of sunshine. I believe Tim's could be as high as about 65 degrees, if not a little bit higher than that. I'll take you. Clear blue sky. So we're going to celebrate the weekend of Sunshine on a Bad Choice Friday with John Denver. Sunshine. Wow. On my shoulder. Oh, I do know this song. Yeah. Makes me happy. It's talking about your dog. on take it take it

that's why your dog left you

don't cry 10

I'm just thinking about your neighbor

writing this song

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