Congratulations.

Well, that all precipitated a variety of things, precipitated me getting off the road from working full-time and leading the band for 20 years.

I'm so blessed.

Had great players.

We did 13 albums over 20 years and played every good stage and Very, very thankful and blessed.

But I'm fortunate not only to have a thriving family life, I've got a thriving radio business as well.

Tim mentioned me being a broadcast guy.

Let me just say congratulations, Joe, because I know that you have a growing business there, but also having led the Radio Ramblers, for which I can't even believe that it was 20 years, that you had such a... amazing career and for and it was your second time around i know because i grew up a huge fan of the traditional grass so uh well thank you yeah big kudos and and congratulations to you for for having uh such a great career and uh i know that you're uh you're spending some uh much needed but yet much appreciated and much enjoyed time with grandbabies so that's that's

with.

And my full-time job is a forensic artist with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children for the last 27 years.

And we're here at Comic-Con to educate the public on what we do, how we use Adobe products to help find missing children, and the Cold Coast initiative of showcasing what we can do with forensic art.

And we're taking advantage of this 250,000 people that are here, attendees.

So as my job as a forensic artist, it doesn't work unless the right person sees it.

that we have 250 extra eyes on these cold cases to help get their identity back.

Is that basically it?

Yeah, absolutely.

And she came to Korea and I worked with Spatial Service and I got to drive her around in the Jeep.

I'm in the truck with him on this drive, and in the process of going to work as well as coming home from work, there was this radio station called WPFB, and there was this guy named Moon Mullins that I didn't know at the time that this was unusual, but he had the morning slot and the afternoon slot.

He had drive time coming and going.

So anyway, we were driving, and the first notes I can ever remember was hearing the Osborne brothers on WPFB and your grandfather talking about this.

And these guys who were like family to us.

These are guys from our neck of the woods in Kentucky.

They're part of us.