Bill Whittington

Oh, emergency's out here.

Well, he'll be back tomorrow.

Hello.

A couple things real quick.

First off, Layla, thank you for the coded message about the show tomorrow.

I read between the lines.

I just want to say something to Mitch, hopefully he's listening, but

To take that stance and bring in the people from the past, regardless of all the situations that's happened to the score all these years, is one of the most outstanding executive things I could ever say.

So I just wanted to pass that along.

And for him to do that for Terry's memory is just one of the most, you know, it's so cool to see the stations run by just one incredible person.

I called in yesterday in the dugout, but I just want to repeat this again.

I think Terry Board's legacy is,

will be exactly what you guys are already displaying right now is his connection with people.

I didn't call in a lot back then, but I've been listening since day one.

Got an opportunity to go to a couple remotes over the years that were near Joliet because the shore was so close.

And, you know, just really enjoyed those moments.

You know, from a listener's standpoint, one of the things that has always stood out and has always stood out personally for me is,

I did a lot of window time because of my job.

I worked for White Hen, and then I worked for industrial sales for my last 14 years before I retired in 24.

And, you know, those moments driving home when you're trying to deal with life and kids and everything that was going on, and to have those hour-and-a-half, two hours with snowstorms and rainstorms and all the other stuff that, you know, commuters deal with,