Howie Car, Boston Herald Colonist and Radio Hitman.

Howie is sort of an insidious force in this area.

By the way, do we have Howie Car? He's around here someplace.

Where's Howie? Where is Howie?

You know Howie Car?

Howie, where the hell are you? The legendary Howie. He's got that radio going.

We love Howie Car, right?

I was referred to today as 1970s Boston. Hey, paper boy.

It comes from the tabloid talk show stuff in Boston, and it was concocted there.

It's Howie Carr.

He's a good guy, isn't they, though?

844-500-42-42-8-44-5-4-4-4-4-4-42. It is June 20th. It's the longest day of the year,

the summer solstice. And I always like to read the line from the Great Gatsby.

My favorite American novel of all time by F. Scott Fitzgerald and Daisy Buchanan,

they're drinking at a, you know, Prohibition era cocktail party somewhere on Long Island.

And Daisy says, in two weeks, it'll be the longest day of the year.

Do you always watch for the longest day of the year and then miss it?

I always watch for the longest day of the year and then miss it.

Well, you're not missing it today.

That's why I like to read it every day, so every year.

So people don't miss the longest day of the year.

Now it always starts, the days start

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