Previously on the Tony Cornheye's show.

It is the most amazing, uncanny ability of any human being I have ever seen.

During the break, the four-minute break from 56 to 0 or from 0 to 4, you know, at the top of the hour,

Larry King would nap. He would fall asleep in front of you.

He would fall asleep in front of you. He was asleep. You go, whoa, what is this?

He was asleep. And then he would get up and then he would do the next hour.

And he'd go, my God, how can anybody do that? What a great ability that is.

This is General George Washington. And you're listening to the Tony Cornheye's show.

Alrighty then, let me clean up a little bit of business here before we really get into the show.

Can I make a quick plug please?

Based on Monday's show where you had Leon and you were talking about Henry Aaron along with Larry King,

I highly recommend the MLB specials on the sounds of baseball with Kostis and Verducci.

Just for a person, my generation, I've heard of these games, these stories, these calls.

And I sat down and I watched much of the Vince Cully one and the Al Michaels one on it.

And I wrote you immediately at the Al Quil for the 1989 World Series.

But this is, it's fantastic. It goes early on in the pandemic.

So it's from Kostis's house, but it just, it got me ready for pictures and catchers.

We are very big fans of Kostis in this house. Across this table, Uncle Benny's table,

we're very, very big fans of Long Island Zone, Comax South High School, Robert Kostis.

We're fans of his. Now, I got a nice note from Tamera.

I wanted to make sure that Tamera, that I acknowledged Tamera's nice note.

That was very, very nice. I got, and the most interesting thing, well not the most interesting thing.

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