So our own Mike Hawk and Steve makes him a daily mix morning show Friday will be holding the what are they called parabolic?

Parabolic mics.

Parabolic microphone.

They are the big clear dishes that you see.

And they pick up all the sound.

So Odyssey, the company we work for, they are the home of the Kansas City chiefs in Kansas City.

So I believe that's the Fox.

It might be. I believe that's the Fox. It might be.

I believe that's the Fox in Kansas City because at one point in time they offered me a job. Oh yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah. So if it's still them, it's the same people. Either way, you guys get to be on the field and hold those microphones and watch an NFL game from the sideline. Yeah. So depending on where you're standing, you're either going to have the best seat in the house of the worst.

But either way, it's going to be a cool... and watch an NFL game from the sideline. So depending on where you're standing,

you're either going to have the best seat in the house of the worst. But either way, it's going to be a cool experience. Oh, for sure. So our question based on that good or bad, what was your once in a lifetime moment or experience? 206-803 Rock. Hello, Jason. Welcome to the men's room. Hey, what's going on, guys? Ola! Yeah, so, a little bit over 10 years ago,

I had the opportunity to meet Adam Jones,

a guitar player for tool.

Oh, nice.

What was these circumstances?

So, way back when they had first started the VIP experience,

I did that, and saw them in Spokane.

I'll just say the VIP experience back then was worth way more than it is now.

But at the time, they had something that was, they called it a Q&A session with members of the band.

Honestly, I felt like it was more like a college lecture.

You know, Adam gets up in front of everybody and talks about their writing techniques that pertain to polyrhythms and hands around as Gibson, Les Paul, for everybody. The silver burst for everybody to strum on. But he set aside like a full hour to sign autographs and take pictures. And so, you know, I got the opportunity to go up to him.

I was like, man, I got to say something to him. I don't want to, like, fanboy out over him, right? Because I'm not like that. But honestly, when I discovered these guys' music when I was a teenager, I'm almost 40 now. But, you know, I discovered him right before they released Lateralis. And music really got me out of a dark place. So I just said something really brief.

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