Sky Daniels was a broad with a man's voice,right?

It's funny you say that. My business partner is a thirty year old guy from Glenview. Just the other day I asked him if all of his friends automatically got cars as soon as they got their licenses. His answer was yes.

It certainly wasn't that way for my friends and me. My best friend in high school was a guy named Fred. He had an early birthday plus he had flunked a grade, so he was nearly two years older than everyone else in our class. He got his license when we were freshmen. His older brother Baki was a senior at the time. Sometimes he would let Fred use his car. I looked like I was about eight years old riding shotgun. Every upperclassman at ETHS absolutely hated us. But we had a car and they were walking. Fuck them.

I worked from the time I was twelve or thirteen saving every penny to buy a car. I started out selling flowers on the corner of Dempster and Dodge and then I caddied and got a job at an Italian restaurant. I bought my first car at McKay Datsun on Chicago Avenue. I think I paid $3,900 for my '76 Toyota Celica in the spring of 1980. It was more than a car. It represented freedom. Oddly enough, about six or seven years ago I was working downtown and almost never drove anywhere. I remember standing on the platform at Fullerton one beautiful spring day and thinking how free I was because I didn't need a car.

I started working as a caddie at about the same age. I saved every dollar except for a gyros, fries and boston shake at Nicks (Devon and Pulaski) every Monday after golfing for free. I used that money and everything I received in a car accident settlement to help pay for school. I didn't have my first car until I was finished with all my schooling which was well into my 20s.

I started working as a caddie at about the same age. I saved every dollar except for a gyros, fries and boston shake at Nicks (Devon and Pulaski) every Monday after golfing for free. I used that money and everything I received in a car accident settlement to help pay for school. I didn't have my first car until I was finished with all my schooling which was well into my 20s.

I was at Evanston Golf Club where Jewish kids carried trunks for Catholic bigshots. I guess you were at Edgebrook where Catholic kids looped for Jewish machers. Was my guy Chris Otis a pro when you were there?

if we r really lucky, fritzy will drop by the show and tell everyone how great miller lite is

How did you some of you guys find the Score? I was 14 or 15 when it came on the air. Some of you guys were 20ish...not quite what I think of am radio audience.

Anne was/is? married to Harvey Wells who ran the station at the time. Maybe she was some kind of Missouri Compromise for allowing Mike to have the morning slot, dictatorial powers, and freedom of the air waves. I do remember her being the token liberal voice for the show when politics and social issues came up. Maybe he needed a pushover to take the opposing stance to his White Man Manifesto. Still, she's a fucking muppet at the end of the day.

Were you hurt in the accident?

Did you guys keep the caddying job year after year? I always thought that would have been a fun job, you probably have good stories.

I'm sure different clubs have different characters. Bryn Mawr was very expensive, even among CC, to join. That resulted in the membership being older. There were definitely no younger, cool members. I do think there were socio-economic issues as well as they saw the caddies as the poor goyim from the neighborhood.

Anne was/is? married to Harvey Wells who ran the station at the time. Maybe she was some kind of Missouri Compromise for allowing Mike to have the morning slot, dictatorial powers, and freedom of the air waves. I do remember her being the token liberal voice for the show when politics and social issues came up. Maybe he needed a pushover to take the opposing stance to his White Man Manifesto. Still, she's a fucking muppet at the end of the day.

Bryn Mawr. You would think I would know the name of the thing living across the street until I was nine years old. It was heartbreaking knowing that as a Catholic boy I could never be a member.

I think this club's restricted Wang, so don't tell them you're Jewish...okay...fine

in the true spirit of Mike North, send out the PR to Larz and keep beating it into the ground.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

It's funny you say that. My business partner is a thirty year old guy from Glenview. Just the other day I asked him if all of his friends automatically got cars as soon as they got their licenses. His answer was yes.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.