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Now back to the Mark Simone show on WOR.

Hey, we'll take some calls.

800, 321-0-7-10 is the number.

800, 3-2-1-0-7-10. Let's go to Al and Yonkers. Al, how you doing? Good, Mark. Thanks for taking my call. I just wanted to say this quick. I hope you don't mind. You know, when I was growing up in the 80s, Lonnie Anderson was very famous. Yeah. And what used to watch her on WKRP in Cincinnati, I always liked the theme song.

And I also enjoyed her for a short-lived series.

It was called Easy Street.

It only lasted one year.

Yeah, I remember that.

Yeah.

So I just wanted to say, you know, RIP to her.

Yeah, I really got highly up her.

I have a very nice person, too. So you had kind of a thing for Lonnie Anderson. No, she was just, you know, very famous. It's weird how you could be a movie star. And years later, it's like you're not, you know, you're 15 minutes of fame or over, you know? uh yeah that's kind of true all right thanks know uh yeah that's kind of all right thanks for calling yeah

it's kind of uh you know a lot of these uh people are still around from the 60s a barbara eden

is still around and uh yeah a lot of those uh i mean you're still famous you just not working

much anymore uh it's like if you're a songwriter from the 70s and you haven't had a hit in 30 years. Well, you can still go out and perform. You can do concerts all over America. But an actress, you can't really do it. But Lonnie Anderson, great person. In 1976, that was really funny. Or what was it, the 80s? Whenever this. That was very funny dialogue back then.

Although you'll notice, that's a bit of a laugh machine.

That's not actual laughter.

Let's go to Joel in Florida.

Joel, how you doing?

Good morning, Mark.

Hope you had a good weekend.

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