One of 6.7 K Rock is KROQ. This is Kevin Reiter. Back for the day. Michael Snyder from Variety is here. I don't know if that microphone works or not. Oh, wait, here. Let's try this one. There we go. There we go. Things are different. You're still learning this. Still learning the board. It's all changed. I did it for 30 years, but it's different now. They've made some changes that are, some are easier, some are harder, and it's weird to be back.

What do you do in here?

What do you mean?

What am I doing?

I'm working at K-Rock.

So I think, I think what we learned today was five years ago, you misplaced your key card.

Right, and I just found it.

Yeah, it took five years.

It was under the couch.

So what happened while I was gone?

Anything?

So, apparently not, according to that Smasching Pumpkin song that we just heard.

Yeah, I don't, they're going to give me a key card, I guess. I don't know if I need one or not, but they're going to give me one.

They've not learned their lesson, clearly. Of course not. So what's it like being back here, Kevin Ryder?

It is really bizarre in that this is where I spent half my life. Half of my life I spent here. Yeah. And you're just

37. Right. That's a good point. Thank you. So I was here for like 13 years. Yeah. No, it's it's really

bizarre because it feels like home. And it also feels like the craziest weirdest outer space thing in my life one might

say that this has been quite the odyssey one face Kevin rider I hope they wouldn't that

person should be punched in the face yeah you need to find your sound effects because that deserved either a boo or a huge cheer.

No, it's weird. It's been five years since I've been here, and I did the morning show here for 30 years and three months.

And what a strange situation.

A strange situation pulling up to the building and looking at it and the parking lot and remembering where the ticket thing is and where I need to get my ticket punched and all that stuff.

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