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As always, I am Darren Karp and Daddy Cat, and I'm here with Mama B. John Brasher, as always.

Johnny, boy, how has your week been? I've missed you, pal. I know. It's been, it's not, some of these days just aren't the same without you, you know?

Oh, darling. I mean, I will say, tell me how am I supposed to live without you? Without you. I can sing that better, but I'm just being catch. How about that? You're the one that I want. How about that? Oh, ooh, ooh, ooh. Ooh, oh, honey. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Are they playing? Okay. No, it's playing. Oh, they're not playing in my year for some reason. You're just not unbeat. But obviously, Olivia Newton John passed away. Yes. Today, in fact. And I've talked about this before that I was president of her fan club when I was a kid. Oh my God, that's right.

Like Andy called me to day and I was like, I'm devastated.

She just went too soon.

73 is just I think too young in general.

And like let's put it, but let's also be frank, okay?

Because I was the, I was in her fan club when I was probably nine years old was when I started,

nine or eight or nine years old.

And I wrote her a letter and she was fighting,

she was fighting breast cancer then.

Oh, I didn't know that.

So, oh, very much so.

So especially back then, 25 years ago to get a breast cancer diagnosis,

no matter how rich you were, like cancer, which is still a big deal now but like less of a big deal in terms of whatever we have

now it's just like the fact that she lived and had a really good life and was such an advocate

for a lot of people like oh nj is my fave I've got so many of her records. I love her.

I'm sorry. Are you, so how are you feeling? Are you all right? It's, it's a weird feeling.

Because I had this feeling yesterday, like literally yesterday where I was thinking about

Olivia Newton-John. And I was like, oh, NJ, love her. Yes. And you know how we were talking about? Like sometimes there's just things in the universe. And it's like you're thinking about them. And then three days later, it was like, you haven't seen or talked to someone in 20 years. And all of a sudden they're popping up. Like, it just felt like that to me. My mom and I have this weird connection where, like, one of us will be thinking of the other, and then, like, they'll text the other person and we'll be like, were you just thinking about me? And we'd be like, yes. It happens all the time. But, you know, maybe that's genetic. I don't know. But it's just interesting.

I'm sorry to hear that you were such a big fan and lost Olivia Newton-John.

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