Hey, this week on Friday, are you gonna be a big winner with the uh birthday wheel, the return of it for the 20th anniversary of the Scott and Alley show? Because it's up to five hundred thirty dollars. Insane. I thought of something here. We could redo the Heselsons jingle because they sponsored it, and we're like, it's fun to spin the birthday wheel with or yeah, not Scott and Alley. Thank you, Heselsons. Let's keep it going. Maybe, maybe we'll work on that. Okay, we'll we'll have to flesh that out a little bit. That one might be a little bit more. So the phrase fleshing something out always sounds so naughty. Yeah. How do you do that move? But for real, we are gonna spin only Fridays at 7:30, and you have to have the day, month, and year. And if it's you if we spin your day, your month, your year, then you call us back within 10 minutes and six seconds and grab that 530 bucks. Now you don't call us back if you say and and just try to repeat it and say, Well, I heard you say that. Good listening. Yeah. Except for the fact that's not how you win it. You've got to match all three. And if you don't, we'll we'll throw another $106 on the pile. Which means we would be at $636. So we'll find out on Friday. All right. Oh my gosh. Now let's keep the vibe of me doing all the wrong things going. Yes. We started the show with how I was saying I I kind of wanted to steal some rocks from my neighbor's property because he's dead. Yeah. And no one is no one even this is actually the sad part. No one even claimed his body from the morgue, okay? So I was like, what's a couple rocks that would go missing from the front of his house? You know? It's been vacated for quite a period of time. And you know you're getting older when you're like, that's a good rock. You know, there's something to that. Yeah, I like that rock. That's gonna look good in my landscaping. I mean, my boyfriend's birding and I'm rock hunting. So we're just here we are. Well, anyway, last night I get a message from all of them. You're right, the vibe has changed from 20 years ago. Usually I'd be scooping you off the floor of Oaks at about this hour. Now I wish that wasn't so true. Now you're gonna be able to do it. Like, you want to go out after eight? Who are you? No, no, thank you. But I get a message from my girlfriends who the one says, Are you guys going to our coming up high school reunion? And my response was, if there's going to be dodgeball, then yes. Oh man, oh God, a classic Scott Nally story. This is a classic Scott and Alley story. I was in like seventh or eighth grade. I'm in school with a girl that I can't, I hate her. I hate to this day, still hate. Her name is Nicole. So I as we're in gym class, I get the red ball, that red bouncy ball right in my hand. And she's standing right in front of me and she's like, Don't you even oh, and I just pelted that dodgeball right in her face, and it was like, doom! The classic sound. The greatest. I don't know how the greatest sound of my life. I don't know how I did not get my ass kicked that day because I thought that she was gonna come at me. So she the bully is now the one who does all of the planning for the reunion. Ain't that the way it goes? Yes, that's exactly the way that it's gotta be. Don't understand why. But anyway. Life karma right there. So that's the only reason I would ever go back to that high school remote. So you actually responded back with that? I responded to my girlfriend. I said I said, if there's gonna be dodgeball, then yes, I'll go. I have absolutely wow, you have you have shown your set of rocks twice to this girl. I have no interest in going to my high school reunion. I took none, not even a little iota. How ridiculously famous you are? I'm gonna tell yeah, I'm gonna tell you why. It's because every person that I want to talk to from school, I still talk to. I'm a weirdo in that way. It's very uncommon. The friends that are coming this weekend, I've known them. I I was telling Zach, I said, Oh, my friend who is my, he's the one of the OG friends, I've known him since 10th grade. His wife, they met at the very end of high school. I've known her since I was 18 years old. So no, I don't care about anyone else. Wow. Um, I I So I can talk about the weather as small talk and No, I think I still think you're missing. You've reached a point now. You've been out of high school a long run. Okay. And uh settled down for a minute and a half. Like five years. And uh yeah, and uh wow. As if I've only been here for five years. You but I feel like you're you're at the point now you're missing out on some nostalgia, which okay, at the 10-year reunion, you know, there's I I didn't go to that one at my 10-year reunion. I ended up going to the later ones, and then I ended up starting to have them every every other year, and we're like, God, how many times are we gonna do this? Right, guys. And you always love them because you do this interesting reconnect. Um, it's kind of like you ever watch a movie, and in your brain, you're kind of like, well, no, it happened exactly this way, but then you watch the movie again, you're like, oh no, it actually happened a different way. Me and my friends talk about this all the time. I will recollect a recollect. Recollect. I will recollect a story and I tell it my way, and then my best friend Timmy will go, No, no, no, you're missing. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Some things have never changed. Oh my god, I know. So I feel like you're missing out. It's not as though, okay, so the people at my high school reunion, the last time we went, I think it was a few years ago. Uh yeah, because it was my high school, no, that was a reunion to the radio station in Buffalo that I started at uh 1988. Five years ago, five, seven years ago. Uh no. It was the day that Trump's ear got shot. Now get a load of this. I'm like Oh, that'll really rile it up in a reunion. I'm I'm literally in a drugstore because we're getting ready to go on a boat. So I'm riding with my buddy Scott and his wife, and I go, We should probably stop at a drugstore, maybe get something in case. Yeah, just in case the boats are rocking a little bit. So we walk in. And Scott's gut is a knocking. Right? We walk out, and Scott goes, Well, they didn't get the job done. And we're like, what are you talking about? Well, now you understand his political view. Of course, I do. I mean, that's I mean, you have to understand that's his view. I mean, you know, I I try to talk about it. Every time I hear that, that always just really cuts. Stay a little more neutral. That is his that was his opinion. And then obviously that became a talking point. But the reality is those people, outside of except the few people that I do talk to, most of the people I don't talk to regularly. But I it's it was great to catch up with them on the boat, share stories, you know, do and then it's a few hours and you're gone. You want to catch up because you just want to flex this show. Well, they all know what I do. Right, right.