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Bradford A. What's up?

Hey, dude. What up, dude?

Oh, good day. You know what I work today. What? I worked today. Yeah, you're working today, dude. It's amazing.

I know I was got to sit together. I was some suits. I was really it would fit me really well.

Remember back in the day I didn't work close up fit me?

Parriage is what all over the mic. I just spit all over the mic. Yeah. Yeah. No, I remember you didn't really dress well at all.

Yeah. Yeah. I'm so now they they they're dressing you nice. I'm all grown up. Yeah. You're grown up. I'm a grown up boy. I like it. Yeah. I'm speaking of grown up boys. We have one with us.

That's weird. That's a weird segue for for a very legendary. No, I'm grown up.

That's why he curts ladies and gentlemen. I'm the fastest of that. The most prolific soap actor of our generation.

Dude, what's crazy is you know forget Ned. Let's talk about Justin Kyriak is first because that's when I first met this. Yeah, you met Justin. I did meet Justin. What's his crazy dude?

What was your character over there? Harris Michaels. Don't let that name be bastard. What a bad Harris Michael. No, we don't know if you we you might need him but not his acting.

Because it was really not great at all. It's on days. Harris Michaels sounds like a guy that would wear just like look cost shirts. Yeah, it wasn't good dude. It was a good. It was such a weird man. When did you start? Hold on. We're going to talk about a lesson.

But when did you start days of relies? So I started on January of 1987. Dude, that's right when I got that's like right. I was the summer of either 87 or 88.

February, I aired. I think I aired February 3rd. It was crazy because we had there was a couple that I don't get in the process of getting the job. But we had to work. I had to work on a Saturday, which is my first and only Saturday. Whoever works on Saturday. But Dieter Hall was doing that house that nighttime series. Right. So they had me come in on a Saturday. And I think my show aired like on Thursday. Oh wow. That was it was they weren't they weren't months ahead. They weren't convinced that I was.

I had to. I kid you not. I had to go get a haircut. Shelly Curtis was our producer. And she liked me and she wanted me to this to work. So she told me to lose five pounds over the weekend. So I ate nothing but fruit and ram and jog.

And drank. I didn't like drank casserole. Didn't do that. That might have helped. That's the that's a little rascals dude. Okay.

We're gonna haircut. We're gonna haircut from her and her. How big was your hair in the 80s that might have helped.

Dude, you probably cut two pounds off. Well, I saw that beautiful hair, bro. My hair wasn't it wasn't that 80s. Look that that she wanted.

Yeah. I used to work with Jack and yeah, sure. Blacky over here. Yeah, yeah. We all got that. The mallet. So that's what she wanted. Yeah. That she wanted the mallet. Yeah. That is it. And then I guess I got the part. And yeah.

That's amazing. That's 87 dude. That's crazy. I was 17. I was still in high school. Well, you were doing a summer break. Would you were working? You were doing. I was out of this world. Yeah. And then and then that was kind of a little stint that was supposed to be a couple shows that ended up being a couple months.

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