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And did just...

Getting ready for a broadcast for that many years and just developing that chemistry for him, it felt so easy for him to have chemistry with anyone.

And over the course of six and a half years there, as you're mentioning, how quickly did you feel like, oh, yeah, this is going to be real easy for me?

That's 100% a you problem.

That's a you problem, 100%.

I'll clean up the inbox here.

650-650.

Jenny in Belleville.

I live really close to Trenton and paid a visit where I believe Cheech played minor hockey.

Sad day.

There's a picture up there with Cheech as well.

Signed and...

uh proudly on display um michael the best uh wherever you hear his voice you were automatically happy uh 650 650 um this one yogi and burnaby boys when i walk around the fifth floor i'd say hi to uh both uh you and i and then cheetah would always be so nice to the staff there you would never forget that you're just such a stand-up guy um

650, 650.

Mark from Victoria, you know, I never thought about this way until now, but in a way, the broadcast team is the team.

Players come and go, especially in the last few years, but the voices we hear on the radio and television stay around for years, sometimes decades to many of us.

John and John are the Canucks, and yeah, I've talked about the standard that gets set, and honestly, like...

I know we talk about talking with Chris and it's talking in Canada and the Saturday is always big, but like every day feels like hockey in Canada when you're working in Vancouver.

Yeah.

And there is an intense nature to it.