Yes. Yes, yes indeed. It's Tom Shaloo in for Will Kane in Will Kane country.

I am in his country today.

And I think he's had guest hosts all week, Aaron Berg.

Maybe we got some interesting ones coming up like Michael Malice.

But the most interesting of all, and probably the best suited to guest for Will Kane is Tom Shaloo, yours truly today on St. Patrick's Day.

And you can, you are listening to this podcast, however you listen to it, whether you listen to it

live or on Apple Podcasts or on Spotify, wherever you get your fine podcasts.

Do you remember that in the old days? This is something that a certain

listener is going to remember when they would have products and they would say you can get it

wherever fine books are sold. They would add the fine to the product. Say it was a book, it was a special

coffee table book that was for finer people or a cookbook that was for those with discerning

taste. They would say, purchase it wherever, at Walden Books or wherever fine books are sold.

Walden Books. Yeah, Walden Books. The idea that it was a certain kind of

upscale product. I even think they had fine records, you know, or say it was some type of,

I don't know, I can't think of what a fine record would be, but they would upgrade it because

you can get... Sanatra. Yeah. Frank Sinatra, you know, the capital years, wherever fine records are sold, because

you can go to Walmart and you can get, you know, a record or a book.

You could go to Bradley's.

They had a book section.

But fine books you could only get at Walden Books. So I don't know why I said

that fine. It's actually Apple Podcasts and Spotify. You can get fine podcasts or lousy ones.

Anybody can do it, but not... There's plenty of those. Yeah, but not anybody can do it well.

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