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Somebody out there deserves to be recognized, and the men's room knows just who it is. So do you?

And the men's room knows just who it is.

So do you we say, bottoms up, sailor. You're the toast of our shots of our shots of the day.

Drink time and as usual we had jizzy drink desk and Stephen Thrill Hill

to find out who we're toasted.

Yes indeed and today we toast 74 year old Henry Earl of Lexington, Kentucky.

Now sadly, Earl passed away last week at the nursing home he'd

been a resident in for the last few years. Now he's gone, but he will not be forgotten as

he left behind a body of work unrivaled by anyone else

quite literally on this planet. It all started in 1970 you see that's when Henry

was busted for carrying a concealed weapon.

Fast forward to 2017, he was arrested for public intoxication.

Now, in the 47 years between the first arrest

and his latest arrest, was arrested 1,500 times that is

1500 and the overwhelming bulk of those, public intoxication and disorderly conduct.

And these 15,000 arrests added up to a total of 16.4 years behind bars or about four days per incarceration. And in case you're wondering, yes,

Henry does hold the record for the world's most arrested man. But as for the

Lexington Police Department, they say they're actually going to miss

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