Yo, yo, look, we got a guest, well friend Danny Parkins, man, what's up guys?

It is a pleasure to see you. Yeah, it's a pleasure to be seen. I miss you guys.

You're the last time. Danny Parkins is a great guy. I guess the first time.

Honestly, a great guy. Thank you. I agree with that. And if you remember,

when Danny Parkins first time he came down to the studio and said,

like, hey, I'll do sports for you guys. It was because Nick had left, right? Yeah.

Oh, we have it. I don't know what's going on. We're going to talk to him for like,

yeah, a lot, but he's, so I texted him. He responds to text. Yeah, he responds to text.

But he hasn't come on the show. I've ever talked basketball. So, right.

I feel like this is always kind of a downtime with Nick coming on our show because I always

get real jealous though. I'm not going to lie. When I see that he calls in. Oh, really?

Yeah, of course. You can call him whenever I want. I mean, I don't know. Just call whenever.

Yeah, just call whenever. Whenever talking to anything you want to talk about. Yeah. Okay.

You know, I miss, I miss you guys. I mean, that's why you were here because you noticed that Nick

hadn't been on the show for a few weeks. I booked a flight. I don't remember Danny Parkinson's

in a new show. Danny Parkinson's, but you took over for Nick when Nick left, right? Yeah,

ostensibly. There was one afternoon show in between for a little bit, but I was doing mid days

when Nick was in afternoons. And then yeah, like 10 months after Nick left, I was in afternoons.

And then did sports with us for years? For years, right? Yeah. Now in Chicago, right?

And killing it. And you're from Chicago. Yeah, born and raised. You get to go home and do sports

with the sports teams you love. Yeah. My radio station is literally the home of the Cubs and Bulls,

which is insane. Like, you know, and I'm 12 years old, 1998. Sammy Sosa hit 66 homeruns.

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