99.5, the sports, upward toucher and rich.

Mark Wahlberg is the local treasure.

He is very supportive of Boston.

If he was on the plane, one of the planes in 9-11, it wouldn't have gone down like that.

He says, and he has a movie coming out we just heard about, but he's developing a new one.

Are you talking about Mile 22?

Once again, I'll say it.

I've seen the trailer probably 50 times.

I've heard the...

I could still not tell you what the hell that movie's about.

Looking tough. It's about a group of people that don't exist, according to the government and legal papers, and they work in a clandestine fashion. Okay. To keep the country safe. And... That's all I know. Once again, you've probably seen it and heard as much as I am, still can't figure what the hell is going on. A lot of grimacing. I do know that. And speaking of grimacing and making mean mugs, this open casting call that was this weekend, you know what kind of guys they were looking for? Tough. They were looking for guys. They were a little tough. And they went down and said, listen,

are you tough enough to be cast in the brand new Mark Wahlberg movie?

If you take a look at what they were looking for,

I've got actually what the open casting call out was.

Like, you know, they need a certain type of person.

You want me to read it to you?

I do.

It says an open call for Mark Wahlberg film.

In big letters, Mark Wahlberg film.

Searching for real people, character men with tough faces.

Construction workers, blue collar workers, DPW workers, fishermen, mob guys, etc.

Okay, they mix in mob guys. Looking for a mob guy. Hey, yeah, I'm in organized crime over here. I would like to be in your film. So you're going to arrest me. Sure. There's nothing that people in the mob like more, I would imagine, than publicly outing themselves as being in the mob. It's kind of a wide net. You've got a member of the soprano sitting next to the Gorton's fisherman. Apparently, this audition. I also enjoy that they are, and maybe they're being facetious about the mob, but they, you know, fishermen, mob guy. It's all the same. They all come from the same cloth. And then once he got to the casting thing, it says, thank you for coming to the open call for the upcoming Mark Wahlberg movie. Synopsis. The story follows Spencer, who was fresh out of prison, stripped of his private investigator license. Sounds like a cop on the edge. He is sucked back into Boston's underbelly. Spencer for hire. As he did, uncovers the truth.

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