Chuck Swirsky

I'm like, no, no, no, no, no.

I want to get to listen to this, now knowing what I know.

And Tannehill got to be a part of it.

He details that in his column.

He also talks about what Terry meant to him in his life.

And I think that's a part of this.

Terry having been at the score for 25 years, he was a part of everybody's life.

And...

We do want people to call in today.

I think it's the right thing to do.

So 312-644-6767.

We've already gotten a lot of texts.

Our Twitch mob as well is chiming in in their chat, twitch.tv slash Chicago670, the score.

But this is the time to remember him and say what you want to say, because I know he meant so much to so many.

For him to come out battling his health issues for us, for that party, and you wouldn't even know he had missed a step.

That was such a mark that was left on me as to just who he was as a person.

If we needed more proof, which we don't.

We're talking to Mitch Rosen right now, our supervisor, the vice president here at 670 to Score.

Technically, that is the truth.

I believe you were the one who hired the both of us last day, Chuck, about what's going on here today.