All right, talk out of a minute's the 10 greatest Ozzy Osbourne tunes of all times with sit and spin. But first time for a few emails to the men's room at KISW.com. You've got mail. A couple from our questions today inspired by Ozzy Osbourne. He passed away at the age of 76, work hobby or personal, who inspired you to do what you do. Guys, needless to say, been a rough day. grew up with my mom blasting owls.

He got her way to drop me off at to preschool. My dad doing the same as he'd pick me up for visitation. I'm going to miss the hell out of him, but I hope he and a limmy kicking it together, wherever they are. As for who inspired me, I write in my free time. I even have a couple of short stories published. My inspiration for my writing was Hunter S. Thompson or Dr. Gonso,

amazing journalist and man larger than life from beginning to end.

I learned that when I couldn't find my writing niche after I graduated high school,

that he would rewrite the Great Gatsby and a farewell to arms front to back.

So I decided to give this a shot, writing Frankenstein and the

underground man front to back. And while it wasn't a magical solution, it did help me develop

the flow and style that I use in my stories to this day. That actually makes sense. RIP to a true

legend, that from Nathan. One more on the inspiration. Guys, Ozzy and Sabbath's music has been

a stable of my home forever. And our family's saddened by the news of Ozzy, true legend.

Thanks, guys, for honoring him today.

Person who influenced me greatly in my career was my resource teacher that I had in fourth grade, Mrs. Stature.

She was a sweet woman who noticed me when I thought no one cared.

I was being bullied by my teacher and classmates about my struggles in math.

It had gotten to the point where I would do anything to avoid going to class.

That's my world.

She discovered I had undiagnosed discalcula, discalcula, discalculia when it comes to math.

Yeah.

Work with me daily to give me the tools to help me overcome my struggles and academics. Mrs. Thatcher's love and support is what guided me to become a teacher myself. Damn. I strive to make sure that my students feel valued, supported, and loved every day. I love what I do so much, and I have Mrs. Thatcher, to thanks for that. Thank you guys for doing what you do.

That from Ray Jean and a show. Thank you for the nice email.

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