Brian Whitman

And it's almost like I'm unsure if he knows who I actually am.

So Mr. B is kind of generic.

Look at you, Mr. B. What are you doing?

What is the line for immorality?

And he's carrying three suitcases.

And I want to say, Dennis, can I lighten the load?

I mean, Mr. B can help you lighten the load.

I mean, who comes to a radio show with three different suits?

Okay, so Zimmer Trunks.

Where are you going?

You've got three hours of happiness hours.

He said to me once, Adam, we should all learn from this.

I clearly have not.

Brian, I think he thinks I'm a slob, and I kind of am by radio standards, which is saying a lot.

Yes.

I think he believes I'm undressed at work.

And he actually once said to me, and I'll share this with you and your great audience, because we all learn whether it's from the ace man or from Gina, Paul, Brian, or all these other people.

You have a lot of people here.

We learn life lessons.

He said to me, Dennis Prager, Brian, I would rather be five minutes late for my show than not have a tie on.