Terry Boers

I'm like, Ray, I don't really want to get on, but this is what I'm thinking.

And every time I say goodbye to Ray, I'm like, dude, thanks a lot, man.

I love you.

And he says, I love you, too.

And it's not BS.

It's like we really care.

And when you lose somebody that you've been listening to and seeing for that long and, and it, and the, and the celebration is the first thing I thought of was some of those conversations.

And if Tyler, if you can pull some of that stuff up, Mike from Milwaukee, I think it's some of the greatest boards you'll ever hear.

I don't want to keep going.

Cause a lot of people, I don't want to start crying, but Layla Marshall and Grody, I love you guys.

And, uh,

Hopefully we don't have to hear about another person going for a long time because we lost the best one.

And thanks for taking my call, Layla.

No, it absolutely is.

But just one thing that Tony just said, man, the connection that is sports and just communing over sports, man, I tell you there is truly nothing like it.

Let's go to Bruce in Deerfield.

Hi, Layla.

Terry had an extraordinary sense of humor.

But one of the things that really struck me, even though I never met him, was his seeming humility.

And I have this vague memory that the day before Thanksgiving, he would post on the website a, you know, he'd write on the website a Thanksgiving thought.