And the Welcome in it is a Tuesday. It's time now for a true crime Tuesday and it's the

day after Christmas of all things so we're going to change things up a little bit

and of course as I said it's a true crime

Tuesday we want to wish you a happy Kwanza, happy boxing date depending on where

you are happy Kwanza to our African American friends happy boxing day to

those of you in Canada and in the UK and a

happy festival for the rest of us. We bring in our co-host for the day, the co-host with the most

of the B. C. B. C.. Cuddly Bear himself Beer City Brewster.

Bruiser, how are you?

Oh, I'm fantastic and I want to wish happy holidays to all of our listeners too and I hope they had a wonderful

wonderful, if you celebrate Christmas, I had a wonderful Christmas if you celebrate some other holiday.

I hope it was beneficial and helpful and got to spend time with family.

Absolutely.

Before we get started I want to dedicate today's show to Ian Punnet, the deacon himself who passed away before Christmas.

Unfortunately, he had an illness and passed away. It wasn't one of those things where we

thought he would go from that illness. I got to say, you know, I said thank you to him a

million times, Bruiser. She's a good friend, good mentor. I should have

said it a million in one, you know, but unfortunately...

There's always where you think you could send more.

Yeah, you always...

As long as you said something, that's what's important.

Oh, definitely.

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