Jon 'Boog' Sciambi

And I'll date myself, but the joke is worth it for the people that get it.

I had told friends because I needed to supplement my income because I went there to do all that stuff on the radio for minimum wage.

That's what they paid.

They paid minimum wage.

And I told all my friends that I was doing this.

And so I had an answering machine.

kids ask your friends or your dad whatever and uh they would leave me a message for probably 10 straight days at 11 40 at night and it would so i'd be asleep they didn't know i quit and the message would simply be shambi shambi time to make the donuts they forgot you only did it for one or that you didn't tell them no i didn't tell them i quit i didn't tell them

Well, I don't think I feel that.

Something like that just felt as sort of surreal that...

that he was reaching out like that.

I don't, I guess I'm not, I'm probably not comfortable to say in that spot.

I mean, in terms of like compliment, I'm trying to think of a compliment.

feelings so sorry i mean i the one other specific one that i can tell you was i remember um i walked into fenway park i'm gonna say it's 2017 and i walked past bob costas and he's standing there with a couple of people um and he he kind of turned his and i know him at that point but he kind of turned his head and and he saw me and he he almost ran to me and he said

John, I just want to tell you, I was listening the other night and it was just incredible, like listening on the radio.

And, um, yeah, that's pretty, pretty amazing for him to go out of his way to, to say that was really, uh, yeah, it meant a lot.

Yeah, I mean, again, I think that I'm... Yeah, I think that I'm trying to just find the...

the piece of it inside of me, I guess I, yes, it feels nice.

I don't, I try not to, I don't want to focus on that stuff too much because I think in, in everyday life, when you're, when you need the validation of other people or you need, you know, another one back to, you know, our original stuff about,

just therapy and peace in your mind.

When you need other people to get your perspective, you give your power away, and it's really dangerous.