Everybody glad you're with
us today, welcome back those
hearts live good to see you
all again thanks for joining
You watch me. The inaugural
today I got to watch bits and
pieces it was one of the first
things I did when I.
You know woke up was flip
on the phone OK what's going
on and I and I watch you know
for a while and I watched
little here and there the
night look into the past to
see what it was all about as
well I missed.
Almost all that I mean like
I said bits and that I'm
intrigued to go back and watch
I watch Lady gaga singing. The
national anthem which was
incredible but I there were
other performers there and
chop and 22 years old 2 years
old this young lady and I'm
not somebody unfamiliar with
but I think we all will be by
the end of the day we watch
that so anyway, glad
everything thus far has been
smooth. So that's great. Yeah
and that said that such yeah
that's what you want. Yes
would do and he looks. Just
Take it slow take it easy
make it easy and everything
has seemed to go very well.
You so good I hope this is
you know indicative of where
we had just keep going.
The smooth be Yeah it's a
big day so anyway we are glad
because a really fun show for
you guys are friends from
retro Metro are in the kitchen
today to show off one of their
specials that you can get this
very week it's a veal osso
it's going to be also good
home, you know it will be not
to mention we have Tom and
George watch list up on the
docket today in this this one
was my pick and I grab your
attention, I know it well plus
we've got some. Really great
book suggestions headed our
way Conrad is here to talk
about but club he's got some
sort of historically minded
themed books Yeah, I think
this will be interest so we
have that and more but before
we get all what's on the radar
joint. All right every day 400
straight days a 12 year-old
has brought a smile to the
faces of some people just
outside of Atlanta Georgia.
This young man is making me
smile as well his name is.
Jason played trumpet.
Outside the Emory Decatur
Atlanta in today. We've got a
much bigger audience or he
will get the bigger audience
because I like I said I have
seen a lot of coverage today.
But he's playing in the
virtual in not year-old parade
says that he is very very
proud to be part of history.
His dad is bonus for the
Atlanta Symphony and his mom
is a music teacher. And he
hopes to play one day at a
Braves fan already gets which
to join us to play for the
symphony, but here's the deal.
playing around sunset every
night cheering on the medical
the health care workers first
responders with songs like.
Somewhere over the Rainbow
the Beast God bless America.
Call us and that's way
cool. I just I'm super proud
that's the kind of thing I
Sure you know your young
man.
and you listen to my views
clear Isabel taking time out
of his statements were trouble
apparently Earth wind and fire
is involved as well so. Stop
holes might change every
chance he gets.
Yeah come right. Recently
his ankle I know that that's
bad enough.
But while he was walking
his dog he noticed that his
poor pooch Billy was walking
in the air as he hobbled
alongside his owner to take a
look now Brussels. The war on
crutches.
Okay they. See the poor No
way yeah. No way. It and and
you know all.
He did of course you he
didn't want his friend to be
suffering. He knew he had
taken to the vet Marion for
further examination. It's a
good thing he did. After an
Russell back about 4 bucks. He
was able to get a diagnosis
the vet found nothing wrong
with the dog.
Turns out.
pay roughly with walking with
his broken ankle Billy yeah, a
boon companion an amendment
rolled into one So just
sympathy pains this I guess is
if anything getting varying
hobbled up like ruffle you
know you see these dogs with
yoga poses just blows by for a
little over 400 bucks to get
get you get a look at start
was going out for and what.
that it it made me laugh out
loud so I said sure that yeah
I've got a really cool story
for additional hate it when
you lose something eye.
Hate when I was something
or forget something I can't
ever so often you know you
hear people finding like a
wedding ring or class ring or
whatever after years and years
well, a man in Texas has. Is
making that happen more and
naturally a gun him Richard
Escobedo a San Antonio retiree
lost his class ring. Back in
really bothered him, but you
know he's kind of making it
his life's work at least in
part to help other people get
their rings back. This guy
Combs flea markets and shops
anywhere he goes and takes
towards places like that for
rings and tries to track down
the owners, okay. He says like
20 bucks you can pick up these
rings he searches social media
alumni group school website.
He says you know this rings
frankly have a lot of memories
and they should not be anybody
else's rien so he wants to get
owner in August, he started a
facebook page called class
rings brought to reunite to
rightful owners. All right
he's accomplished his goal,
including reuniting this guy
Drake ledger with his ring a
ring that he ran across at
South Padre Island antique
lost during a family vacation
so he finds it, I don't know
if you bought that one. just
found it on the beach or what
facebook page today and found
a success story from someone
in sedalia Missouri I like
that I just think that's so
cool got I I know all right
coming up.
A way to help feed area
families and help local
restaurants at the same time
what's better than men don't
go anywhere else looks like