I mean, I know I've talked about it before, but I, you never really expect at 9 in the morning to run into somebody like that.

And then there I am.

You know, I've got my work clothes on.

Sure.

Walking around, looking like I'm taking care of business. And then my hands are full of them. This has happened to you more than once. It's not even in a bag. It's not even like in a basket. Oh, God. You didn't even have a shame basket? Hi, how's it? No, not even a shame basket to hide them. Hello, everyone. This is Fun Employment Radio. I'm Greg Nebler here with Sarah Stilland. Thank you so much for tuning in today, wherever and however you listen. It is so fantastic that you do.

So, of course, we are live. basket to hide them. Hello, everyone. This is Fun Employment Radio. I'm Greg Nebler here with Sarah Stillin. Thank you so much for tuning in today wherever and how do you listen.

It is so fantastic that you do.

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Yes, we do appreciate it because it does help out a lot. And also on this episode here in just a few minutes, or maybe we'll do it right now. Maybe we should play it now. Then we'll come back and talk about my shame. So there is a show coming up here on Saturday, actually a double show. Double show. 4 p.m. Music Millennium, and then later on, pass that at Mr. Demeter Meadows. The Dry County Crooks have. They're an awesome outlaw country slash rock band. Yes. From Portland. So I've known Paul for years and we're so excited for them. Yeah, that's really cool. Yeah. So they're playing together, recorded a new album or a new EP. The first time in like 15 years. Yeah. So they're going to be playing at Music Millennium at 4 p.m. This Saturday, July 15th. And then they have a show at Mr. Demeter Meadows. Yes. At seven on the same day. Yeah. So we, we talked to Paul, and Paul is a long time Rick Emerson listener. Yes. So there's some, for those of you who want to hear some Rick Emersonisms. Yeah, he's stuck in some nuggets. There will, there are definitely some in here. That's the most awkward phrase I think I've ever said. He snuck in some nuggets yeah that's a really i know i regret

saying that all right cheese um let's go ahead and hit play on the interview and uh whatever

and here we go hey guys hey paul how's you go all right how you do it how are you, buddy? Good. Is this me?

It's, I think it's you. This is you? That's an old, that's an old joke on the Rick show. Oh, my. Remember when people call in, is this me? Oh, my God. Jesus, I'm having flashbacks like 2003. That's crazy. I'm afraid we might have a few of those. I know, I was telling Greg that you and I've known each other for a billion years.

And a billion, I mean, like probably 20.

Yeah.

Yeah, probably 20 at this point.

Yeah, and also, I read, so is your, does your twin live in Hawaii?

Is that what you said?

No, he's back in Michigan now.

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