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Toucher and Hardy on 985, the Sports Hub. Hour number two.

Toucher in Hardy.

It's Beatle.

Ryan Johnson and Mark Dundaro filling in today.

Hey, the sun's up, boys.

In case you're wondering, that happens during this show.

Sun was up, almost up, coming, driving in this morning.

It wasn't really up.

Now it's really up there.

So you're not getting the full morning show experience of like half the year driving in in total darkness.

That's really trying to get your batteries going at 5 a.m. when you're on the road and it's

pitch blackout. I just got a text from Phil Perry and it said, what the hell time is it? What is

happening? Where am I? People, I'm on your radio at this hour. People waking up all over

the area. It's after 10? Like, slept that long? When Jim booked me for the show and said Beatle was doing it, I had to like respond and confirm. I was like, are you sure that's the morning show? Because I didn't know what was going on. Pretty great. It's been a long time since I've done this shift. So you and I did a morning show together once. We were talking about this earlier this morning. Like, how many times would you say that you've worked this shift in your years of the sports hub?

Weekday. once. We were talking about this earlier this morning. How many times would you say that you've worked this shift in your years of the sports

hub? Weekday, 6 to 10 shift, I would say less than a handful, less than five times.

It's very special. I have not been called on to do this often.

It's a lot of responsibility. I'm loving it, man. I'm thinking this could be a thing going forward.

You know, maybe I'll just hang out on Tatcher and Hardy every day and skip middays.

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