Dan Jiggetts

Yeah, those transitions were sometimes brutal.

And sometimes I can remember Ron Gleason coming in and, it's time to shut it down.

We're going to keep rolling on this one.

Oh, sure.

It was never about, oh, you played and you didn't play, that kind of thing.

It was about your thoughts.

And that's what I think we should always kind of zero back on.

And the other thing was, too, and let us not forget in all of this, the fact that the other group that we don't often talk about were the listeners.

And the people that will call in and really kind of help make the shows.

And I don't know, you know, again, in this day and age, whether or not that's still a, you know, a piece of the puzzle, but it was, that's what made it so much fun.

I think for us, Mike, and I'm not going to speak for you, but I know for me,

He always had his roll of tapes that he'd bring with him.

So I think that's what... And let's not forget about little Jesse Rodgers.

I was going to talk about Judge Surratt.

Go ahead.

Right?

You know, with Jed, though, I would always walk into the studio after our show was over and we had the transition and all the rest of that.

And each day we'd walk in and I'd always give him a shot and he'd give me a shot.

And that was our little routine.

Choice words for each other.