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D: "I'm here!"
I: "Welcome to the midstate."
D: "Thank you very much."
I: "So tell me what's going on. You're on your way to Florida, is this it?"
D: "No we're coming from Florida heading up to Atlanta. This is, Georgia's called the midstate?"
I: "Yeah you got it, so this is.."
D: "Wow"
I: "Yeah"
D: "We're right in the middle I guess."
I: "Yeah. We cover 27 counties, all over the place, and there are only eight radio stations on this floor, so you can.."
D: "Yeah I noticed that, I mean they got sports radio, got talk radio, you got country..."
I: "You can thank the telecommunications act of 1993 for all of this (laughter). So the topic today, and I don't want to put you on the spot. The topic is the strangist phone call that you've ever gotten. We've gotten people to call in and tell us the weirdest phone call they've ever..."
D: "Well I get strange ones all the time, because well we get calls on the set--I'd be on the set at Warner Brothers, in the studio, and I'd get a phone call, and some are strange funny, some are strange weird. These, unfortunately were strange wierd. People would call and say, you know, you get a call that your father's in the hospital or something at this number, and you'd call and it's someone's house.."
I: "No?! Those are cruel phone calls."
D: "That sort of thing is terrible. But as far as nice calls, you know you get calls, sometimes you get some nice little girl who somehow figured out how to get the number to the studio, or something, and you get a call, 'Dean there's a phone call for you,' and you know 'cause when you're working with people they don't, you know everyone's just working."
I: "When you pick up the phone, are they absolutely shocked to death, I mean they probably can't believe it."
D: "Yeah, well it takes five minutes to convince somebody you are who you are."
I: "(laughing) I can imagine!"
D: "They ask for you and you say 'Yeah this is Dean'...'no it isn't'..'no, yeah it is'...'no really?'...'yeeaah, it is. Who is this?' then you figure it out so that sort of stuff."
I: "Please tell Mindy that we are an oldies station so in thirty years we'll be able to play her songs."
D: "(laughs) okay, well she'll be here..."
I: "We'll have her on. I appreciate you doing this you really didn't have to."
D: "No problem."
I: "This was very nice."
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