I know it's supposed to be a no repeat Friday, Sean, but I wanted rage again because of all the Rhode Island stands who are enraged by the fact that we are not on the radio in Rhode Island this morning.

So we need to go guerrilla radio somehow, guerrilla radio down there.

I don't know how we're going to do it.

I don't know either.

But we need to do it. We will't know either. We need to do it.

We will be in Rhode Island

for a road show and so

that'll be our chance to

hang out. A bunch of

you show up in Newport, then

maybe somehow we can SOS

save our station.

Maybe there's a new station that would

want us to be on in Providence.

All right. Maybe it's certainly a topic for Hill Notes, you incredible Rhode Island people

who have embraced this radio show since the day we started, almost seven years ago,

leave a Hill Note, leave a farewell hill note, and we'll play the best

ones back at 920 or 930 this morning.

And I don't think it's hyperbolic to say that the swing moment, the pivotal moment for this show

and going forward where I really felt we were okay was the first Whalers Road show.

Ooh.

Because it was out of the pandemic, you know, it was such a crazy time. Ken was quadruple-vaxed. And we showed up. The night before was really the beginning, our first time of Matunuch Oyster Bar. Holy cow. Yes. Yes. You never forget your first time. Excuse me. Social distance, please. Which is being rebuilt. Somebody sent me a picture. They got steel up down there. So there should be a new matunic to go to. Put in a studio. Let's move to Rhode Island. No, but that day I really felt it was like, holy cow. Yeah. There was hundreds of people there. And it was a great, great loyal audience. We are upset, as upset as you are, and so you can download the Odyssey app and listen to us that way,

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