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and that's about maybe a little less than half of the daily audio only right that that does better

yeah the audio i believe the audio only is about 3,000 a day. All right. So we're getting there.

So we're getting there.

Interesting show this morning, especially for a Monday.

And it's so funny how when you, I was very comfortable going into today because I thought

I had several fun topics that we were going to get into.

And one of them was the, because of what happened in the tennis match last night, one

was those crazy events that you remember in sports. And I listed the five that came to

mind to me quickly. And it was amazing to me how it went in a, the show took off. Yes. And the

interest from the listeners in that topic. So yesterday, for instance, I did a Sunday show by myself from 830 to 1 here. And it was, I've never experienced call volume like this since the overnight days when I used to fill in for Joe. And it was awesome. Having like that fan engagement and it was all mostly about the Yankees,

some on the football for sure. I never expected that today. And it was neat having people be

that interested and also come up with so many new things I'd never heard of before. Right. And because

it wasn't just like say the bats wouldn't. Right. And thingsic, off-color things like that, people will call in about.

But you don't want to do hours on.

No, of course not.

But since this was sort of sports adjacent, in a way, we let it go.

And as Fleeks and I were looking at the calls coming in, I would say 80% of those people calling on that topic were new callers.

Which is great.

First time callers.

How about that?

So that's kind of neat.

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