You don't tell me what you do.

I am.

Yeah, that's how we start.

Stop blowing your nose, Rod.

This is a professional operation, believe or not, even though sometimes it doesn't feel that way.

This is professional and you're blowing your honker to start the opi radio podcast live from way out east on Long Island on a very blue sky morning, a little rain in the area.

But we're going to get up to, I don't know, maybe 70 degrees today. How are you, Ronnie, babes?

That is a very blue sky, actually. Yeah, it is, man. What's going on with you? You're good?

First of all. Oh, first of all? You're good? First of all.

Uh-oh.

First of all, I do.

No, first of all, I do have a habit of just every time you go, okay, we're going

alive.

I got to go, it's like a, it's like a tick I have.

I get it.

Oh, my God.

I just thought my head.

You know, when you blow your nose like that, I miss my daddy.

My daddy would pull out his handkerchief and give a good blow.

And then he would put the snot rag in his pocket.

And that same, you know, handkerchief was used to kind of wipe off our,

our faces when we are crying or hurt.

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