Okay, I've been a huge fan of the AM800CKLW morning
show forever. When I was driving to work, when
I was working, that was my go -to place. And
I'm really excited today to have Kyle Horner,
who snagged the coveted 10 to noon spot. How
you doing? I'm doing very well. Thank you for
having me. This is really cool. I am so excited
that you got that job. I mean, fingers, toes
were all crossed. Yeah, I mean, so was I. It
was something I've coveted. Just, you know, being
in the footsteps of Lynn Barnes and Dan, who
I call both of them really good friends. It's
pretty special and it's pretty cool to have this
position right now. Have you always been in radio?
Like was that your love right from the get -go?
Yeah, so I grew up in Sudbury and big sports
guy. And Q92 was what dad would listen to, going
to school all the time. So Q92, kind of old,
well I guess back in the day it was a rock station.
Now it would be an old rock station. But I would
fall asleep listening to Leaf games. So I loved
the Toronto Maple Leafs. And the fan 590 would
come in, I don't know, I probably would go to
bed at eight, nine o 'clock, and the fan 590
would come on, and I had a radio beside my bed,
and I would listen to the Leafs game, falling
asleep. And I don't know if that's how I got
into radio or that's where I fell in love with
radio. But listening to Leaf Games, I wanted
to be a hockey broadcaster. It's actually where
I got my start doing some of the hockey games
for some of the schools in the states. And I
thought maybe I could make a career out of that.
And then I came to AM800 and... I fell in love
with this community and it's what I've always
wanted to do since then. When you were working
with Patti Handyside, you produced her show.
Do you still do that or are you just right on
the show? Just on air now. Yeah, it's pretty
crazy. So Friday was my last show with Patti
and when she ended at six o 'clock for the CTV
News, she came to me and you know we both kind
of said our goodbyes and Learned a lot from Patty.
I love Patty and I'm very grateful to be able
to do her show for five years But with that said
when I press that last button, I mean I've been
a producer there for 16 years It's what I've
done. It's how I got my start there whether it
was a made hundred 89x you know, I've been behind
the board and so when I pressed that button that
was my last time of producing and I don't know.
I mean, I'm an emotional guy and deep down it
it was pretty hard to believe that if everything
goes well with this show and I'm able to keep
this show, I might not press another button on
that board and it's been my home for 16 years.
Did you take schooling for that? Yeah, so I did
journalism at St. Clair. Shout out to Veronique.
I think actually all of us. I think Lynn... Don't
quote me on this, but I'm pretty sure Lynn went
to St. Clair. Dan, obviously, St. Clair. And
I was a St. Clair student. And I just wanted
to pursue radio a little bit more. And so I went
to Spex Howard in the States. I think it's now
Lawrence Tech in the States. But I went to Spex
Howard, and you could do television, or you could
do radio. And radio has always been my passion,
like I said, from the fan 590 days. And so I
went into radio. And yeah, I mean, it was a lot
of fun. I was a bit, I don't know, I was a bit...
inventive some of like you'd have to do commercials
and shows and stuff like that and I think mine
stuck out a little bit just because I Like to
be different and I tried different things kind
of what I've done on Saturday morning some things
have worked some things that didn't work And
then randomly I was I don't know. It was my space
if you remember my space. Oh my gosh. Yeah, and
Corey Haygood his name is He went to Oakland
University. So just north of Detroit if you remember
where the Pistons played, kind of right around
there. And they got a really good basketball
program, they got a really good hockey program
up there. I don't know where he found me or what,
but he asked if I'd be interested in doing color
commentary for hockey. I was like, yeah, yeah.
So I went up there and did that with him at Oakland
University, got to travel around the states.
They have a really good radio program out there,
so I did a little sports radio there. And from
there, Eastern Michigan reached out to me. And
they wanted to do an interview at the old Mexican
town restaurant for everybody that loves Mexican
town. I was like, well, either way, even if this
doesn't work out, I'm getting a free meal in
Mexican town. Let's do it. Eastern Michigan really
liked what I guess what I said in the interview.
And then I was able to do Eastern Michigan. And
so it's cool to kind of have that hockey aspect.
And then AM 800 came around and I joined the
A team and fell in love with AM 800. It was really
cool. David Chuck 89X wanted me to be the phone
screener there. some crazy stories that I probably
can't even talk about there, and yeah, I just
fell in love, and it worked out so far really
good for me. That's amazing. Yeah, it's been
pretty cool. Yeah, you've really been all over
the board. Yeah, I've gained a lot of experience,
and I'm very grateful for a lot of the opportunities,
really cool opportunities, and I'd be able to
travel the states with hockey teams. Amid Hunter's
been awesome. Dave and Chuck, probably still
my favourite thing, probably my favourite moments
in radio. Definitely probably the most fun I've
had in radio. I miss them. Well, they're they're
just across the river. I know yeah I mean I still
I still try to listen when I can or pick up the
podcast because first of all, they're two great
guys Okay, I got to check out the podcast because
I completely forgot they had one and they're
hilarious But like for for a couple guys that
have been very successful They're great guys
Craig even Dave, you know, I don't know if he
wants me to say this in public, but Even Dave
sent me a congratulations last week when it was
announced publicly. Like how cool is that, right?
So, yeah. Now do you still do Saturday morning?
Saturday mornings for live and local are done.
I do experts on call though. So I still, I don't
want to lose that relationship with clients.
And I mean some of those clients have been family.
They've done a lot for me. I hope I've done a
little bit for them. So yeah, so I still do Experts
On Call Saturday mornings. So I'm usually there
a lot, a lot later. I try to be there first.
Experts is usually at nine. So I'll try to be
there for eight, eight thirty. So who's taking
the earlier? Kristen Siapas right now. Yeah,
she's making it her own. She's doing a great
job. I love her. She was on Saturday morning.
Was she not? So she would fill in. Yeah, she
would fill in. When I took some vacation time,
she'd fill in for other shows as well. Love her.
Yeah, she's got a great voice. Absolutely very
intelligent. She knows this community She's making
that show her own and I'm cool with that. Yeah,
it's great. Yeah No, I think I think she's gonna
fit right in there. Yeah, just a great person.
That's awesome. Yeah now Are you getting used
to having your name on a show? Nope No, I said
on the first day when we were doing the you know
kind of that talk back with Mike and Meg Kind
of embarrassed to be honest with you Yeah, I
mean, I don't even know what to say to that.
I'm very grateful, again, for this position.
Really cool. Really, I'm just grateful to have
this chance to talk with the community about
what's important in our lives in this city. But
having a show like Kyle Horner's show, I don't
know. It's embarrassing. No, it's not. I mean,
I don't know. I'm just a guy that talks on the
radio. I'm very privileged and I know that means
a lot to a lot of people. And it means a lot
to me. Don't get me wrong. Oh, yeah. There really
honestly couldn't have been anybody other than
you to take Dan's spot because I find that knowing
both of you guys, you are very similar in your
ideas, your thoughts, your sense of humor, and
it made it for a very seamless transition. And
I know quite a few people that were like, oh,
I'm team Brian. I'm like, trust me, listen. And
then, I mean. I like Brian. I thought he was
great, but then all of a sudden by the end, they're
like, oh, it's got to be Kyle. Well, I get it.
To me, it's not a competition. I don't even know
what to say to that. I would just say that I'm
different. But that's great. That's the good
thing about that tent. And I'm not going to change.
I mean, this is me. Again, if you don't like
to listen to me, there's a lot of other options
on the dial. With that said, I mean... I've had
some success in this market. Saturday mornings
have gone very well. And yeah, I'm just honored.
I'm very lucky. And I don't know. There's a chance
it doesn't work. So those people that want somebody
else, there's a chance they can get somebody
else. No, trust me. Everybody was so happy. There's
been a lot of love. Oh yeah. And that's especially
in a world where there's tons of negativity.
And I was prepared. Go on social media. Get ready,
Kyle. And honestly, it's been a ton of a ton
of love and it means a lot to me this community
means a lot to me now when it comes to this They've
shortened it to 10 to 12. Yep, and is the format
going to change at all? Or are we still gonna
see a little bit of the same thing, but just
shorter? Yeah, I would say well, I mean again
you're talking about making it my own I mean,
I still want my personality in it, but we are
gonna talk about news and news that affects us
locally There's gonna be stories about me in
my life and waking up my wife every morning with
an alarm clock and trying to figure out a different
alarm clock and what to do. Yeah, I mean, there's
still gonna be a lot of my life. Again, that's
what I, it worked. It worked on Saturday. When
we talked about what's going on in my life, a
lot of people can relate to that. A lot of us
are going through the same things. And that's
what's fun about it. That's it. We can talk about
news. We can talk about real subjects. But also,
there's a lot going on in our lives. And we should
talk about that as well. It's true. I like how
you really include... the breakfast club, the
YouTube chatters, and you really look into them,
as well as the textures. And that's really important
because a lot of times I know they do feel like
they're not being heard or seen. And you really
include them a lot. First of all, I wouldn't
be here without all of you. I mean, I've mentioned
it on the opening show. I felt like their hands
were tied. I would like to say management was
leading my way. But I mean, the love everyone
is showing me, especially the OGs like you guys.
Yeah, that means a lot. And I've heard from a
lot of you and a lot of people that have listened
to Amy Hunter and listened to that show for a
very long time. And to hear that they're liking
what I'm doing and how I've kind of taken over,
that means a lot to me because they've listened
for that long. And so if they're enjoying what
they're hearing so far, then I'm doing something
right. We all want to hear news and you want
to hear what's going on locally around here and
around Canada. But it's a lot of fun to hear
people talking about the same thing. Like, okay,
my car is dead. Life. Yeah, I mean, if you look
at my Facebook right now, you will see a whole
bunch of interaction because my car wouldn't
start after the show today. Thank God for engineer
Darren. Shout out to Darren, even though he's
a Packer fan. He said he would change my battery
tomorrow in the parking lot if I went to get
a new battery. Again, it just shows, first of
all, how cool some of the co -workers are, or
how cool the co -workers are at the radio station.
And we really are a family. And yeah, I mean,
it was funny. I don't know. I think it was listener
Justin. Sorry to call Justin out, but the same
thing happened to him today. His battery wouldn't
start, right? So then we're talking about battery
issues and, you know, he went to, I don't know,
Park Source. Yeah, he went to Park Source and
they did a free battery check for him and he
was able to get that checked out, right? Like,
it was a snowy day today and a lot of us are
dealing with battery issues. It's probably either
the starter or the... So, shout out to OK Tire
on Walker. I took it there a little while ago,
and they said it wasn't. So maybe it's the battery
again. That would be nice. It would be a lot
cheaper, I'll tell you that. Yeah, for sure.
It would be a lot cheaper, yeah. Now, see, this
is fun. This is what we need. Yeah, I mean, it's
just me. Again, not everybody's gonna enjoy me.
Not everybody's gonna like me, but I said, too,
even if you don't enjoy me or you don't like
my style. I'm still going to ask the questions
that you want answered when it comes to important
subjects, important topics with important newsmakers
in this city. I'm still going to do it. So if
you want those answers, listen. For sure. You
don't like my personality? Fine. But at least
I'm going to try to get you the answers you want.
How much say do you have? Like, I'm not sure
when it comes to these type of shows, like if
it's everything that you plan or if it's a collaboration
with you and Will and the bosses. Yeah. Topic
wise, it's me and Will. Yeah, so again, it's
only two hours. Like you said, it's quick. And
even I'm still adapting to that, making sure
I let the subjects breathe. But then when it's
done, when the listeners have had enough, we
move on. And so that's been tricky and I'm adapting
to it. I think it's gone well so far. Some people
might disagree, but I feel like it's gone well
so far. But we probably spend, well, we do spend
three hours. nailing down what subjects we're
actually gonna talk about because we only have
two hours. And eventually we're gonna go online,
we're gonna have an online segment, something
like this. And so we will be adding to the show
as we move on. But right now we got two hours.
And so I really enjoy it because there's so much
communication between the both of us. And he
has experience. Like I have experience on Saturday
morning, a little bit different, a little bit
lighter. Even the shift when I was filling in
for Patty. more newsy, I guess, right? And so
I will ask, like today I asked, would Dan do
this? Would Dan do this topic to end the show?
And I want his feedback. Because again, I don't
want to emulate Dan, but Dan worked, like he
did very well with that show. And... Yeah, I'm
trying to learn from that and so whatever will
says whatever input will has mm -hmm I want that
like I want to have that communication with them
and so far. It's worth for three shows Oh, oh
my goodness it has and I mean like Dan did the
exact same thing when he took over for Lynn And
you you want to make it your own, but you still
want to have the same style because that's what's
working and You were lucky enough that you had
weeks of practice when you were filling in. Lots
of good feedback on that. If it was a lot of
bad feedback on that, I might have switched it
up a little bit. But on that first show, I said,
if you've heard me fill in, well, you like it
or not, depending on who you are, that's what
I'd like to bring to this show. And I feel like
we've done a pretty good job with the two hours
that we have. It is hard, like you said, to get
Three hours worth of stuff in a two hours But
sometimes three hours might just be a little
bit too long on one of those slow days and oh
my god I can't imagine having to try and fill
that cap. We got the holidays coming up. So we'll
see I've been trying to save some of the stuff
for the holidays still have some fun But you
know, it's it's a holiday topic, right? It's
not heartbreaking news. But yeah, it's it's just
really good communication with Will and I felt
like sometimes with the three hours filling in
so, you know, I'm I'm still working things out.
I felt like sometimes I'd be on a subject for
too long. And I would go home and I was like,
Kyle, you should have cut that short. Or I don't
know why you carried it for another 10 minutes.
He didn't have to. I can't do that nowadays.
Two hours, I'm out. And I will make sure that
I talk to Will. Like in the commercial break
too, I'm like, hey Will, I think that's enough.
What do you think? I want his feedback. And it's
gone well. I like the few times that I was in
the studio on the round table but just listening
to him and even watching him if I get there a
little early and he's so smart. I would love
to just be able to shadow him for a while because
the stuff that he comes up with and he does,
it's amazing. He's the first friend I had in
the building. How cool is that, right? Like 16
years ago when I started Overnights, he was one
of the main ops and so we became friends very
quickly but to take you inside one of the one
of the interviews that I had, it was the first
question that was brought up, you know, what
do you think of Will? And I said to them right
off the bat, I trust him with my life. That's
the guy I want to do the show with. That's great
to have somebody that you have that much of a
connection with. Yeah, I feel like I'm more confident
with Will because I have somebody with that experience.
I feel great with Will, like he's family to me.
And he understands you. Well, that's it too,
right? Yeah, I mean, I just, I feel like I'm
in my element when I see Will through the glass,
yeah. Personal question, have you guys sorted
out the issue between Christmas ornaments? My
wife and I, yeah, it's sorted out because she
decorated the whole tree, basically. I just sat
on the couch and pet the dog and, you know, Frosty
was on and then we made it to Home Alone 2 and
I was just enjoying that. Yeah, I mean, we settled
it because... She did the tree. That's it, yeah.
You know, I know my role. I know my place. I
do the same thing with John. He's the one that
does the tree. It's a chore. Well, we have so
many nice ornaments, like from trips that we
took, the night she said yes, like just married.
Like we have some really cool ornaments that
I like to, you know, stick kind of in the front
of the tree. Some of them are breakable, so she
wanted them higher. Don't know like there's a
lot of ornaments on the tree. So there wasn't
like an order or anything like that But the tree
looks beautiful. That's all you need a second
tree a Kyle tree Yeah, we used to have a sports
tree and it kind of fell over and it's missing
a stand and stuff like that. So Maybe one maybe
one Christmas will bring it back on a made hundred
you guys do spitfire games And do you do any
other sports? I don't think so. That's it. We
used to back in the day I think they used to
do Michigan games. I know for sure I babysat
Michigan games on 580. Saturday afternoons I
would babysit the board and just making sure
to go in and out of commercials for Michigan
games. I think nowadays it's just Spitfire games.
Shout out to Dominic Papa though. When I was
doing Sundays, I would do Sunday morning live
with arms and then it would go into him, local
line on sports at 11. We did that for years.
And it would just be coaches, interviews with
players, like just bang, bang, bang, bang, bang.
Like once he's on the phone or once he's, I guess,
on the radio with a live coach, I'd be getting
the other coach. And then we'd just go coach
to coach, coach, sport, sport, sport. Fast moving
show. If you want to learn how to work the board
and the phone lines at AM 800, that's the show
you do. Because it is fast moving and you better
know what the heck you're doing. Do you miss
doing that? Absolutely. Yeah. Think you could
get in there every once in a while to fill in
to do the board or yeah I mean, I guess if they
need me as long as I still get my listen I'm
gonna be real here with ya as long as I still
get my host pay Yeah, cuz there's a little bit
of a difference. Absolutely You have so many
different talents I mean like I've never only
for radio. Yeah, don't ask me to build you a
house or fix anything or figure out what to do
with my car. I have no talents when it comes
to that. No, but when it comes to radio. When
it comes to AM800 station, because even the other
stations, so Virgin and 89X, they have brand
new boards. And like the technology and stuff
like that, but I've never been trained on those.
I'm sure I could pick it up pretty quickly, but
I've never been trained on those. So if you put
me in 89X right now, I don't know what that board
does or how to work that beautiful board that
they have. You put me on AM800 with the old board
here and the wide orbit that we have. I can figure
it out. I couldn't even imagine doing 89X hearing
from Dan, like he answers the phone, he plays
the music, he does the board, it's like oh yeah
forget that. Well I'm sure it's a lot easier
than when I was doing it back in the day because
their new board is absolutely gorgeous. And so
I'm sure if I just had somebody like hey this
does this, this does this, I'd be like oh I could
pick it up. It's probably a lot easier than what
it was when I was doing it. With that said, give
me the old school boards because I know what
to do with those. I know we've talked, but how
was it that first show when you had Lynn and
Dan on? Yeah, I tried soaking it all in. I don't
know where my career is going to go. I don't
know what's going to happen with the show. We're
off to a good start. Either way, I'm always going
to have that moment. Just reaching out to Lynn,
being face to face with Dan, asking him to come
in. And I kind of know Dan pretty well. I think
it did mean a lot to him. When Dan says something,
it's real. He really means it. I think it meant
a lot to him to come on that show. It meant a
lot to Lynn. It meant a lot to me. And I think
it meant a lot to you. It did. To the listeners,
they just loved it. We were flooded. YouTube
was way more than I get. Yeah, it was really
cool. It was so much fun. Watching that because
I mean I listen to Lynn and I only ever got to
meet her once When she was they were doing those
giveaways where they'd show up at stores. Oh,
yeah Yeah for sure and I was the dumb one at
a Clinic counter at the bay and she's like whatever
you want and I didn't want to ask for too much
So I just you know like maybe a hundred or two
Yeah, and then the next the next day the guy
at Home Depot got a stove and I'm like You should've
just loaded up. Wherever we are, just load up
on stuff. It's not my stuff. I've never seen
anybody again, but it's like son of a gun. When
I have the Tim Hortons gift cards, just take
them. Because they're not mine, they're all for
you. That's it, right? They're special people.
I mentioned when I produced for Lynn the first
time. Lynn demanded a lot, and I really appreciate
that. She wants your best if you're doing her
show. And I knew, I said to myself, Kyle, you
better bring it today. If you want to prove yourself
or if you want to move up at this radio station,
this is one opportunity that you have to prove
yourself. And I felt like she was pretty happy,
so to have them on together. And I felt like
I was just in the background, which was really
cool. They were kind of asking questions back
and forth to themselves, and I was just kind
of. enjoying it just like the listeners and I
have no problem with that. It was pretty awesome.
And I mean the feedback that we got was overwhelming.
So if they want to come on every Monday, feel
free. I think that would be a great round table.
I'll talk to Lynn. I'll bring a bottle of wine
over to Lynn. We're gonna get together during
the holidays and you know after a couple glasses
of wine I'll see what I can talk her into. It
sounds like she's enjoying retirement though.
Yeah. Traveling the world sounds pretty rough.
I don't know how she's doing it. Come on, she's
got to be tired of it by now. Yeah, exactly.
Going to Italy, Spain, Mediterranean, that's
got to get old real quick. Being that, again,
I'm going to harp on this, being only a two hour,
is there anything specific that you are going
to do? different from the others to make this
specifically the Kyle Horner show. So it's just
gonna be a lot of talk in subjects. Like I really
want to make the listeners the show. You mentioned
it, whether it's YouTube, texting lines. Like,
I'm always trying to interact with everybody.
I would especially want the phone calls. To me,
the phone calls is where we can really talk,
really interact. You know, when I see a text
or I read a text or I read a YouTube comment,
you know, I can rift off that a little bit, but
there's still really no talk between the two
of us. Call my show, 519 -792 -2559. let's have
a conversation because Dan did a great job of
it but also he had more time and so he had more
people in studio talk more about you know what's
ever happening in the community I still want
to do that but when it's important subjects that
we're going to try to make sure a lot of the
show is important subjects of this community
let's talk about it together except for you Jasmine
you cannot be Kyle's pain No, he can only help
me with insurance. Thank you, Jasmine. Doing
a great job of making sure I save money with
insurance. Yes, he's my insurance guy too. The
guy's a wonder. Yeah, there you go. The guy's
a wonder when it comes out. I think he did dance
too. So I've worked my way into that and he's
already saving me money or he's going to be saving
me money as I renew. So yeah, there's a little
shout out to Jasmine. I appreciate it. I heard
him on yesterday. Don't be the pain. Don't be
the pain. No, I'm the pain because I've already
bugged him all day today about my insurance policy.
Yeah, he actually found something that I didn't
know I wasn't covered for, which really could
have cost me. So yeah, the guy's amazing. Appreciate
it. And see, that's the joy of AM 800 radio or
AM radio in general and the talk radio, which...
I'm hoping, it still seems like it's really strong
in the Windsor -Essex County area. Oh, we do
very well. Yeah, I don't want to jinx anything
or anything like that, but we're very fortunate.
I'm very fortunate to be in this position. Radio
is very special, and that's why I love radio
is because I have that communication. You know,
TV doesn't have that communication. our platform,
AIM800, we're able to have the community right
there at our hands, which is good and bad in
some situations. We're very fortunate, AIM800
does very well, and that's why we're still here.
We're a lot of markets throughout Ontario, throughout
Canada, other than maybe if you're a big city,
you don't have this opportunity. Like London,
much bigger than us, they don't have this opportunity
to have a radio station like this where we communicate.
It's because of the listeners. The only reason
why we're around still is because we make money.
Because the ratings are well because of them
listening to us that is the only reason it is
literally why we're around us because of you
and That's why I want to make sure you're part
of my show. I wouldn't be here if Saturday morning
wasn't successful You know why Saturday morning
was successful because of all of you. That's
why I listen to you guys if I'm walking my dog
if I'm driving somewhere I'm usually hitting
AM 800, but I also listen to I watch it on YouTube
in the morning, because I'm not listening to
the radio. I like to see everything and get involved
with it. But when we go away, I usually put it
on iHeartRadio to listen to you guys, because
yeah, there's nothing. It's just music. It's
sad. It's sad. And trust me, I don't take it
for granted. We are very blessed. I'm very blessed
to have a radio station like this that is flourishing,
that is doing very well. And I don't take it
for granted because I know it can disappear like
that. And so that's why when I get on that mic,
I'm trying to do the best I can because you guys
have made us successful. I want you to be happy.
I want you to be happy with what you're listening
to. And, you know, obviously we want you to be
part of our lives because without you we're nothing.
Want to thank you so much for being here and
of course. Thank you for having me. This is really
cool I appreciate it. Nobody's asked me to do
a podcast or No, nobody. I'm just Saturday morning
guy. Nobody cares. Hey That's not true Now are
you gonna have Jen on? Jen is gonna be a big
part of my show. Yeah She's one of the highlights.
Absolutely Jen bring no strong tailgate takeout
She's one of the highlights on Saturdays when
I brought her in as I filled in for that show
or for Patty's show I mean, the taxi lines just
flood in, right? Whatever the subject is based
on food, and everybody loves food. You know,
I'm like one of the biggest foodies around. It
takes off, right? And she will be, I'm sure she'll
be joining my show next week as we approach the
holidays and some holiday menu items, yeah. Like
the Buskers poutine, Thanksgiving poutine, Christmas
poutine. Yeah. Can't wait, bring it on. Yeah,
I was hoping to have her on today. She was actually
going to pop in, but unfortunately her son's
sick. Liam, I hope you're feeling better by the
time this comes out. Those parents. She's always
sick, the kids are always sick. Yeah, that's
why I'm glad my kid's older. That's it, yeah.
I'm just a stepdad, yeah. Keep trying, but nothing
yet, so hey, maybe one day. But as of now, pretty
healthy. Oh, that's good. That's good, yeah.
That's good, knock on wood. You can't get sick
without kids, yeah. Thank you again and I will
for sure have you on and we will prove to everybody
that you have staying power. You're going to
be there forever. That's just all there is. Fingers
crossed. Thank you for listening. I appreciate
it. Please keep listening. I need a new car.
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you so much for having me. I really do appreciate
it. This was a special night. I'm very excited.
Thank you. And again, my name is Tracy Martins.
Thank you so much for joining me for another
episode of YQG in Blue. You guys all have a great
day.