Spiegel and home show flashback, flashback.

Desmond Howard at the one-yard line, and he's tackled up at the 23-yard line.

Stop there by Jim Schwartz.

Monday night football is being brought to you by all the team members at Saturn,

a different kind of company, a different kind of car.

There are plenty of Bears fans who are listening to the Spiego and Home show,

and they remember Jim Schwantz.

For those who didn't, he used to play for the Bears.

And he stayed local.

He built businesses after he was done playing for the Bears.

And now is the mayor of Palatine.

Mayor of Palatine, I think for 12 years.

And he was terrific on the morning show this morning with Mully and Dem Boys.

But tell them why, Spee's, because I think that your take on what we heard explains perfectly why this deserves to be replayed.

They've had three years and they've wasted three years. Palatine and Rolling Meadows and what's the third town that all signed the thing, the three different mayors.

The pact of no aggression.

Yeah, they all, they've sent two different letters now to the bears saying, hey, you know, you might want to check on some stuff that would affect our neighborhoods here.

Because there's a giant airport not far from all of them.

Seanberg is the other.

Thank you.

Sean Vegas.

So it's extremely relevant that those communities would be interested in the bears

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