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Welcome to hour number two of this Friday night edition of TBTL.

The show that's probably too beautiful to live. Luke Burbank, here with longtime producer Jen Flash

Andrews and Sean Ditori, Japan's number one mixer. Hi, Sean. Hi. How are you doing in there?

I'm doing good. Great. Good. Glad to hear it. This will be interesting to Sean because you can

actually be around for this now. Yeah, totally. Whereas because you've actually probably listened

more closely to these interviews with Drew McFriz than anyone because you've been here operating

the radio station. Yeah. Yeah. They were totally compelling. Well, thank you. I guess it would be

weird if you didn't think they were being that Drew's right here and he, you know, has a rap sheet.

You probably don't want to go sideways on that. All right. This week we've been playing interviews

that we taped on a Sunday with Drew McFriz. His civilian name is Mike Frizell and he's

somebody if you listen to the show that you definitely have heard a bunch of times. He's had

a pretty interesting life story and involved getting stuck on prescription drugs and then robbing

banks, a lot of banks, then running from the cops, then eventually turning himself in and kicking

drugs and going to federal prison for five years. That was over a decade ago that he was out and,

of course, since then, we're happy to report. Has, have you had even a speeding ticket?

No. I haven't had any run-ins with the law at all.

And so he's been telling us this story this week and we've been getting a lot of people

emailing us in, calling and asking questions about things along the way that we may be neglected

to find out about. So we thought it would make sense to have Mike slash Drew in here to answer

some of them. So I guess should I just start reading through some of these emails, Chandler,

should I take a call first? I actually think maybe we should start by seeing if Mike has any.

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