Am I the only guy that blows his own body with a hair dryer?

I can't imagine what it looks like from behind.

But I was doing this this morning, Don.

He looked at me and said, what are you doing?

I said, I'm heating your dinner.

Oh, all right.

Conversations like that on the way this episode of my second act.

... conversations like that on the way this episode of My Second Act.

My name is Cadillac Jack.

I joined Atlanta Radio when I was 19 years old,

put in a loyal 26 years.

Welcome to my second act.

My name's Dawn, and I'm Caddy's wife.

I, um, okay, it's the day before Christmas. It's Christmas Eve. You know what drives me nuts? And I've told you this before. We don't have near enough time for that. Well, that's true. But one of my biggest holiday pet peeves is people who add to your Christmas list. And they're well-meaning, like your mother, my mother, my sister.

And they're like, listen, you know your kids better than anyone. Anyone who's listening right now knows where I'm going with this. So I'll Venmo you the money. Used to be, I'll send you a check. Now it's I'll then-mow you the money. Our parents can't be a-mode. No, she's going to send a check. But the point of this is, though, I'll pay you,

but will you go out and just get what your kids want for Christmas?

And then wrap it and then put it under the tree for me. Like, kill me now. You've already shopped for all your kids. You think you're done. You think you're done. And you've exhausted every possible opportunity to buy for them. So now not only do you have to go out and purchase it and wrap it and pay for it and find it you've got to come up with it it drives me

crazy grammy van moan can you imagine oh lord no she's got a flip phone but yet a radar detector

i know in her monda. It drives me crazy.

I know that drives other people crazy too. Just bring your gift. Your hype song on the way here today to the App and Media Group and App and Podcast Network were 30 miles north of downtown Atlanta and beautiful Alfreda, Georgia. My hype song was from Faith Hill. It's one of my favorite Faith Hill songs. It's a very unfaith song. It's called Mississippi Girl. I love it because it was written by John Rich.

And it's such a great song.

It's a very unfaith song. It's called Mississippi Girl. I love it because it was written by John Rich. Right. And it's such a great song. It's autobiographical about her, I guess. He wrote it about her. Well, Taylor, Faith Hill put out a call when that, before that song was recorded and said, listen, I want people to write me a few versions of my life. And I'll pick the one that I like most. Can you imagine?

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