Live from Sherwood Forest in the heart of Atlanta, Georgia, hour one of the Von Hessler Doctrine

begins now. I am your lovable morning chat host, Eric Von Hessler, and most, well, one of the

doctrinares is here. We'll be joined later by Greg Russ, and most, well, one of the doctrinares is here.

We'll be joined later by Greg Russ, but no autumn, no Jared, no fear.

English Nick joins us.

Good morning to you, sir.

How are you?

I am well.

I will tell you this, driving in, trying to keep myself together here. You know, in radio, as a host,

you want to, you want to be real and honest with your audience, but you don't want to become so

emotional that it's unlistenable. And I have to say when I was driving in, and I heard

the devastating news that our beloved Grumpy the cat has passed.

Just Grumpy Cat.

Okay, now I'm revealing the fact that I never actually saw Grumpy Cat.

Crumpy Cat was always sort of a virtual kind of thing in the back of my mind I knew was a thing that was going on.

I never actually went to Grumpy Cat's social media sites or websites.

Never took in the videos.

But things on social media that become big enough become famous and known.

So Grumpy Cat was something that I found interesting, listening to the report on the way in, Marcy, I believe at once, said that at one point in the story, Grumpy Cat's manager said,

Grumpy Cat had a manager.

I don't have a manager.

Grumpy Cat had a manager.

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