Now, more Mark Simone on 710 WOR.

Well, let's take some calls.

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Let's go to Rich and Myrtle Beach.

Rich, how you doing?

Hot, hot, hot. It's been 107 to 11 and Myrtle Beach. Rich, how are you doing? Hot, hot, hot.

It's been 107 to 114 every day for two weeks, and today it's going to be cold 102. So it's got a storm getting ready to move in here. Yeah, you might want to explain to everybody that lives up here because it's been like 95, feels like 100, and they can't believe how bad it is. that down there in Myrtle Beach, Florida,

wherever you move to Carolinas,

there's heat beyond anything. 95 feels like 100, and they can't believe how bad it is, that down there in Myrtle Beach,

Florida, wherever you move to Carolinas, there's heat beyond anything we have here, right? It's really hot. And, you know, I live just, you know, five minutes from the beach, so I'm on the coast, right? If you're inland in Colombia, you can add 5 to 10 degrees to all that. I mean, it was like last, we had a heat

Decepe's spell

has been off for two and a half weeks.

It was a add five to ten degrees to all that i mean it was like last uh we had a heat the heat the

specks spell has been off for two and a half weeks it was a couple of cities in south

carolina seven or eight days ago it's 122 or 126 degrees it's just never ending and you know

sometimes you get lucky you get a little bit of a spring and you get a nice fall and sometimes

just get like it's just started early this year the middle of june it's been like 102 to 110 everybody think about that think about it before you move down there now what are you doing it's that hot you just don't go out in the daytime well i sit by the pool i try to make it till noon but usually by noon it's 111 there's no no breeze. You've got to go in the house. Even in the

shade, you can't sit outside. So I practice my guitar, and I practice piano and stuff like that, and I listen to you until noon, and then I watch Outnumbered and do the usual stuff. You know, you're talking about record albums. I still have 450 original LPs. You know, every time something came in out and went to God, I got all the Beatle LPs,

and then we went to the cassette tape.

She had to rewind them with a pencil when they broke or something like that. And then you went to CDs and after five or six handlings of a CD case, when it took forever to open it, they always cracked and you had a CD sitting in a Ziploc bag because you couldn't put it back in the case but nothing sounds like

vinyl and that's why they're all going back to it you know well okay well good point rich thanks for

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