Al Dukes

My dad offered me 44,000 to go work normal hours in the warehouse, because one of their warehouse managers left.

And I couldn't do it anymore.

The money, I was drowning.

So I said I was thrilled to do it as long as Spitz and Chernoff would allow me to keep a shift and my one anchor shift on the overnights.

And we rolled it all into one.

So I would go from the warehouse on Fridays, would leave at 4, I'd work tape 6 to midnight, and then midnight to 6 a.m.

I was the anchor.

So I wasn't around often during the day.

There was a week where I filled it.

It's funny.

It was Carlin being off.

I filled in for him.

Joan Chin was the board op.

I was not next in line to do anything.

I was there having a conversation with Mike and Chris.

They walked out of the control room and Joanie goes, they really seem to like you.

I'm like, yeah, I've always had a good relationship with both of them.

She goes, well, I'm going to tell you something no one knows.

I'm going to serious.

She goes, you think you want to do this?