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Hour one of the Von Hesler Doctrine begins right now.

I am your lovable, huggable, mid-morning chat host, Eric Von Hessler,

surrounded by the lovely doctrinares, Tim Andrews, Autumn Fisher, Jared Yamamoto.

Happy Tuesday, Eric.

Happy Tuesday to all.

Not such a happy Tuesday for me because, you know, I use the hospitality highway to get to work.

That's 400, right? That's 400.

I don't know.

There's one sign that says the hospitality highway.

I've never heard anyone actually refer to it as the hospitality highway.

There's one sign on the stretch of 400 that I use that says it's there.

It's never quite caught on. But for me, it is in fact the hospitality highway. More so than

usual this morning because people were slowing down apparently just to acknowledge one another.

I guess that's what you would do on the hospitality highway.

This is something I do not understand. So I get in my car around 6.15 this morning,

turn on my favorite radio station, W.S.B. Because they got the traffic and the weather.

It's all, you know, it's all I need. I don't know about somebody else,

but I'm not an idiot. WS.B. And the first thing I hear, Smiling Mark says, trouble, back

up 400. Uh-oh, because that means I have to take surface streets otherwise. Oh, it's northbound.

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