99.5 to Sports Hub or Toucher and Red She.

And Red Shit is a very special day.

Oh, if you know what this sound meant.

985 the Sports Hub.

That meant I don't know what the hell we're doing on this station.

That's true.

First time I heard that, I just looked at Fred and went.

985 the Sports Hub.

See, Rich was the first to crack.

And then about a month later, I cracked.

So it is a nine-year anniversary from the launch of 98-5 the Sports Hub.

And Fred and I, in fairness, knew about it about eight months before the flip. And when they were talking to us, they're like, hey, we're going to a sports talk station. And I remember telling our program director and general manager at the time, I hate sports talk. Because I would just listen to what was happening across the street. I'm like, literally they're the most miserable people on the planet. It's like sports is supposed to be something that, you know, you enjoy.

You know, you, I'm, you know, if you're a big fan of a team, and all I hear is misery every time I turn on sports talk radio. And I said, I don't want to do that. I have this, this sucks. I do not like the format flip. And then they said, well, we'll let you do it the way you want to do it. That's why we wanted to

have you guys be the morning show and

then for some reason things worked out.

But that being said, well, we'll let you do it the way you want to do it. That's why we wanted to have you guys be the morning show.

And then for some reason, things worked out.

But that being said, the minute I heard this when the station was launched, I was like,

oh, we are in like 1980s land.

Now in fairness, none of the shows were behind that.

I think everyone heard that.

It just went, what is imaging from a time and error that I don't want to be a part of them. That is imaging from WFAN in 1986. It is. That never changed. And just because it started to feel comfortable to people because it was the same jingle over and over. So even though the station had aged, the jingles had not. And for some reason, someone in programming was like, oh, just take that sound and put it on a brand new station that's been launched in 2001. It's been highly successful in New York. So just keep it going. And let's give the guy. Get the dude from Survivor to sing the jingle for us. Give him a couple bucks.

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