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All right, ladies and gentlemen, the show is no longer governed by the edicts of the FCC,

which means that probably autumn will get things going with a really filthy talk,

and then we'll join in.

So if you have children in the car with you or around you, things are going to change at this point,

or maybe not, but they could. You need to know that they could. Now, it would appear that I'm no

longer talking to myself. This is software that says, Eric, if you're going to talk it up,

only George Clark is going to hear you, and that's exactly...

I missed something good? Oh, crap. I was waxing poetic about the 90s and when I was a young man and I was in Los Angeles, which back then, pre-smartphone, because now radio stations have apps. Los Angeles was considered the second market, radio market, because

markets are determined by population. New York City has a bigger population. But back in the 90s,

before radio stations had apps on cell phones, those big old tall buildings made it kind of

difficult to really bring in radio stations. So at the time, although the number two by

population market, it was really the most listened. Most listening went on in Los Angeles.

I don't know about now. Now you can have an app for your favorite classic rock station while

you're in the subway, and I suppose you could actually go on and listen. So things have changed,

but why the hell am I talking so much?

Am I baiting the next person that come in?

You know, the last time we did one of these shows, I not only called out a listener,

I told the listener to F off.

Let's hope I have a better day than that.

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