The Bird Show.

All right.

Now it's just Atlanta.

It is just Atlanta.

Okay.

Hey, ATL.

I'm not going to thank you guys in Atlanta yet.

So we've got a laundry list of people that we are bringing on now.

And how do you thank and hear words from everybody that has been so influential to this show for 25 years. But this show

never starts, ever, ever starts. It doesn't start in Atlanta. It doesn't continue in Dallas

years ago. And I would have left the industry in Washington, D.C. there are certain days, except for this woman right here, my ex-wife, Stacey.

Hi.

Hi.

This is a weird day.

Very strange feeling.

I woke up this morning and was just reflecting a bunch and realized what a huge, this was our life.

When I say to you guys that radio has given me everything, literally has given me everything,

I met Stacy at a promotion, put her in one of those money machines where there was money

floating all around her, right? Pick me out of the crowd. Yep. I saw that cute thing with that short hair. I knew she had attitude. And she was on the dance floor. And I thought, huh, if I put her in there, give her some cash, maybe you should go out with me. It turned out that was a pretty damn good decision. I actually went there to introduce myself to him.

I'd been listening to the show for a long time. Yeah. So we met that night. And that's where this

whole thing starts. Yes. So that it was, we were in D.C. and Brian came to visit and we had a bunch

of calls. And I remember like working with Bob to negotiate the

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