We love Philadelphia.

One other thing. You're going to like this one. I want to thank John Dougherty. I am a card-carrying member of Local 98, Electricians Union, communications.

Go unions.

Thank you, Pete and Jane, Councilman Kenyatta Johnson. One beautiful guy. Nice to see you at our events. He came out. In fact, all the Councilmen come out to see our great events.

Support the charities. Let's do good things for the citizens of Philadelphia, and that's what ...

And we have Cecil Parker here recording all this, who sings our closing song, "I think I'll Tell Her," keeps the sound of Philly alive. And I brought in the great lead singer of the Drifters, who sings "Up On the Roof" and "Under the Boardwalk," Mr. Rick Sheppard ...

We actually brought this show back at the Ripley Music Hall at 6th and South. We were working for Stephen Starr, who is an entrepreneur now in the restaurant business in Philadelphia, and one of our account executives went to him and said, Why don't we do a radio ...

I got my fellow DJ's here; Pete Serratore, my new PR person, thank you so much; Joe Callari, Nick Teti, Tony Q, Nicky G. I don't want to miss anybody. Of course my long-time producer, Tony Harris. It's been a great ride, Ton.

He brought me on board with the Hero Thrill Show, with the police and firemen plaque ceremonies, and it's an honor to do that, because they need us. The families need us of our fallen heroes, the children. It's all about setting them in school. As Councilman Kenyatta ...

We have our General Manager and Vice President, Jim Loftus; our Program Director, Anne Gress. We have our General Sales Manager, Dave Scopinich, Mark Terruso. The WOGL family is here. They give me the opportunity to play what I like, do my thing, and it's just great being able ...

I'm overwhelmed by this. Mr. President, members of Council, my friends at Council here, everybody in the Chambers, distinguished guests, thank you, thank you, thank you. This is a great day for me, and we've been doing this show for 36 years, since 1977. Of course a little ...