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Chunky's coming to you live on 1067, the fan, and the team 980. It's J.P. Cakes and E.B. Bish celebrating his 56th birthday today with the day off. Yeah. By the way, that Ferris read heading into the break, I mean, for as hammered as I was, I was hitting a lot. I think that was a pretty good read. I think so. I got the canned food drive. It was a six minute commercial.

It was like the longest they got their money's worth especially now because the added value I mean how many years ago was that when was that was that a night show like a no no no this was no. This was a drinking show when we were in Fairfax. Yeah. A couple things. I've put a link at Junk's Radio to the piece that NBC4 did on us this morning. Thanks to Tony Perkins and everybody over there, they did a fantastic job. I believe it's going to run in the afternoon. And there's going to be a longer version later that they're going to post online. I think they have almost 30 minutes. I don't know if they're going to put 30 minutes, but they're going to put an extended version. Also, I put up a bunch of pictures from back of the day. Thank you for all the memories. A couple of, I mean, when you look, this picture always makes me laugh.

The Daisy Duke's wrote up.

I'm almost embarrassed to retweet it.

I saw it.

I have to say, of all of our memories and the various, people will call in and remind us of

contests or whatever that we've done through the years.

And I honestly think we've done it all.

That is one of, I'm most proud of

the genius behind our Daisy Dukes contest. You're proud and ashamed at the same time.

Mostly proud. I really don't have any shame. Yeah. It's not a, it's not a contest you could

probably pull off in 2026, but we wanted to, you know, pay tribute to girls with beautiful butts, but we didn't

want their beautiful faces to potentially, uh, conflict with it, right? In other words,

the judges, the judges would pick the prettiest girl. We wanted just the best butt and we didn't

want the judges just to pick a pretty girl. Right. Because she might not have the bus butt. Best butt. So what we did is we asked them to wear paper bags and not one

refused. Yep. And how many girls participating in that? I mean, I think when we did it online,

I mean, I'm spitballing here, but we started like with an online and then we had like 40 girls

enter and then when we went to D. When we went to Lulu's, and shout out to Tom Doyle, he sponsored the contest back in the day. I think maybe we had the top 10, maybe the top 10 or 15. Maybe 15. I feel like we had 15 or 20. Yeah, we had a bunch. We had a bunch, and then they went on stage and did their thing.

And honestly, it paid off because when we took the, I mean, I don't want to be mean. I think we did it once in studio. It paid off, cake. Let me just say it paid off. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, I hear you. When you did the unveiling, you were like, you know what? The best but won. It became a semi-annual event because I think when we were at HFS, we did it once in the conference room.

Yeah, no, I'm it once in the conference room.

And then the next year we advanced all the way to Lulus.

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