Mike O'Mara, Radio Entertainment.

Hi, gang.

And now you'll all be quiet.

We'll start the show.

TMOS, classic.

Friday Flashback.

I remember, by the way, Carla's 20th was this weekend, and she did not go.

He did not go. Centerville High School. And she did not go to that. And you went to your 30th this weekend. And let me see, in a few years, I'll be going to my 115. Wow. No, you just went to your, was it your 40th that you went to recently? Yes, it was. Thanks for bringing that up. Thank you. We're all in the same boat. But it's a long time. You know, 30 years is a long time. Yeah, people change dramatically. The class of 1989, James Madison High School, and I was responsible for the music, as you guys recall. I got sort of, sort of roped into it, but you know what?

At the end of it was...

No, you didn't.

No, you didn't. No, I was... You love being the man. He was asked. I was asked. I was asked to be part of the planning committee. You love that. You're in easy lay. I mean, you're like, I mean, no. It's like Rob would, yes.

But Rob, is there a change?

Yes.

But I will say this.

It turned out that it, would, yes. But, Rob, is there a change?

Yes.

But I will say this.

It turned out that it was very rewarding because people really enjoyed the music and they came up and they thanked it. It was nice. Nice to be a part of it. You work all night or did you socialize? No, I, and I was going to tell you what I did is with my music strategy is that I made blocks of music that were about half hour, 35 minutes long. So about every half hour, I went and hit a button and then it played. And you talked maybe three announcements all night, three or four announcements all night. That's it. Were they lengthy? No, they weren't. They were not likely. Because I was not all into doing that. I wanted to, you know, socialize and stuff. B7, 8, 9, Toyota, Camry,

can you please move your car from the loading dock? There was one lost key announcement. There was.

There was. There was a lost key announcement. Let me just see if I've got it right. So if you're

doing the announcements, right. I would gather that the later announcements would probably be a little more lengthy than the earlier one. And maybe over the music, maybe not even stopping the music down. But yes, I would say you'd be key. You'd be dead on... You talk when maybe the music wasn't in a break. Yeah, I said, hey! You know, there was... Went from 7 to and by 10.30 and no one was dancing yet,

because really a lot of people wanted to talk and catch up.

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