Mike O'Mara, Radio Entertainment.

Hi, gang.

And now if you'll all be quiet, we'll start the show.

TMOS, classic, Friday Flashback.

Maybe I'm a little irritable because today, maybe.

Maybe.

Ha ha ha ha ha, ha, maybe. That last word just freezes you for a moment.

It does.

That's a lovely ornament.

So every day, multiple times during the day in our suburban neighborhood, like suburban

neighborhoods all over the world, we are expected to walk our canines.

Yes, of course.

In most neighborhoods where it's not super rural and it doesn't matter, you have neighbors close

by as I do and you are in many cases required to clean up after your pooch.

It's a standard, it's an industry standard.

Now you walk at pretty much the same time every day.

You've got a good routine.

Yeah, I would assume the dogs are taken out and walked by one one or

you know what i'm saying is do you have regular people that you see on the dog walk like the

same circuit of people probably i mean it's it's, I know, I recognize some of them.

It's not, I'm not out there that long. I just go out there and I go down. There's a little park down on the corner, a little, little common area, as they like to call them, in these little tickey, tacky neighborhoods. Sure. And I take my dogs out, and sometimes Carla does it. Sometimes I do it, sometimes Michael does it. In the morning,

it's usually either Carla or myself going out there and walking the dogs. And then a little pee-pee and hopefully a little number two. And in the case of this morning, I take them both by

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