This is T-B-T-L with Loop Burbank on NewsTalk 710, Cairo.

Oh my God, guys, we are crushing it!

Yay, yay!

This is Stutterworth, Stutterfingers, Stuttermilk pancakes.

The butter thing opened up a lot of doors, but...

Speaking of Stuttering, Stutterworth thing.

Stuttermilk pancake.

It's really hard to get on the radio or television and just talk off the top of your head and have it not be a complete train wreck.

For those of you that don't have a radio or television program, you may think that it's easy and you may think I talk to my friends all the time and it goes great.

But that's because you don't talk to your friends for three hours straight and you're not trying to move through a variety of topics.

And we have it easy.

Nobody cares what we look like.

We don't have to worry about, you know, the position our mouth is in or where our eyes are darting.

We can have our little things right in front of our little scripts be all comfortable in our radio world.

It's much harder on television.

I've only had one very, very brief foray in the television.

And as I explained last week, it was a pretty big disaster.

It was hosting a public access TV show and the earpiece that I had, which was basically a two-way walkie-talkie radio,

was set on the same frequency as the Taco Bell that was down the street.

And so the whole show I was just hearing people ordering food from the Taco Bell drive-through.

And needless to say, it was not award-winning television.

All right, so I understand the difficulties.

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