Mike O'Mara, Radio Entertainment.

Hi, gang.

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

TMOS, classic.

Friday Flashback.

Do we have Mr. Marley?

We do, indeed.

We absolutely do.

Let's welcome a gentleman that agreed, kindly agreed to join us for the beginning of the show today.

A very funny man.

I love saying that because I feel like a real talk show.

A very funny man, Mr. Bob Marley.

Bob.

Hey, how you guys doing?

We're doing great Bob Marley.

I am held up in a bunker up here in Maine, and I'm waiting for Armageddon, the windstorm, of which nothing is happening right now. Oh, so you're not getting anything. Now, you were born in Portland, Maine. Are you in Southern Maine, or are you in any other part of that massive?

Yeah, I'm in – I was actually born in Bangor, but I'm in Portland now.

But, yeah, so we're not – we haven't got slammed with it yet, but they're full force up here.

You know, we had that huge windstorm in October, which was – that one came out of nowhere, and we all took it for granted. My wife and I were watching the local news guy, and he's like, well, I got Gail Force Weds coming out there. My wife goes, put it back on shock tank, Bob. This is going to be. Shock tank. Put it on shock tape, Bob. There we are.

Three o'clock in the morning, a birch tree comes through the living room. I'm like, huh, it seems to be developing for something that's nothing.

I'm down there in my underwear and a pair of flip-flops and a chainsaw cutting the tree up.

She's yelling at me, what, Bob, Bob, I go, what, babe? She goes, you need to put some clothes on. I'm like, you're worried about my outfit? There's a tree in the living room right now. Probably a little more pressing. You're a true mainer, you know, out there with a chainsaw in your boxes. Now, listen, Bob, I got to talk. I want to do some main talk because I split my, my time in Southern Florida, and then I'm up

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