Terry Boers

Well, we've banned a little bit of the creamy.

It's creamy.

You're flying boars, and everybody gets peanuts, and if you have an allergy and die, we just... Yes, destroy off the plane.

Screw you.

Stop flying.

Your comfort is not more important than the other 140 people on the plane.

So they're the ones, you know, they always say they're grateful to me.

No, I'm grateful to you.

So how do I say goodbye to someone who's been with me for my whole damn life?

I leave feeling great about what's happened in the last 25 years to this station, and better yet,

about what the future is.

Because I used to worry about the future.

I used to think, what happens?

What happens now when all of the old veterans are gone and we're all done?

I don't worry anymore.

I don't give it a second thought.

It's interesting to listen to all the people who have weighed in since his passing, and it gives you the indication of how much he meant beyond the station itself and really not just even in Chicago, but his impact was everywhere.

And it's still...

resounds in people who never even met the man, right?

It feels like I feel his presence after not getting the opportunity to work with him.