Our friend from up north that way in Minneapolis and the Minneapolis Star Tribune and other media modalities, he is Patrick Roycey.

I got to ask you guys a question.

You guys do four hours a day?

Five, five.

God, oh, my.

I do three and want to stab myself in the heart with a pencil for you guys.

That's wrong with you guys. How long have you been doing this? You're going to open up in a home drooling on each other, you know? Oh, we're going to be in different homes. Terry's homes restricted. I have to put me in a different home. Yeah, I'm the old one. He's not that old.

I'm the old one. I will be drilling on him within another year.

If I last that long.

I'm 68 and still working. God almighty, what's wrong with us?

We're back with more of honoring an original, a Terry Boar's celebration of life on the score.

So there's a collection of writers that Terry seemed to know, I think, from just being on the beat.

And every time I heard one of them, I wished I had been in the hotel bars where I assume those relationships were forged.

Let's find out. Patrick Royce, Minneapolis Star Tribune, a radio personality in Minneapolis,

and one of the greatest guests that the Boers and Bernstein show would ever have joins us right now.

Patrick, hello, I'm sorry for your loss of your friend.

Yes, it was sad to hear about it.

And I always kind of, I wouldn't say I patterned myself after Boers because I was older than him.

But I think I kind of had the same approach was, you know, at my heart, I'm really a good guy,

but I don't want the public to know it.

You know, that's what I, I want to agitate them and have some fun.

And the team, I wouldn't say the team is the enemy, but they're, you know, they're, if you got your choice between, uh,

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