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And I'm like, my luck.

So then I'm on the air one day, and we used to work with WGAL to do our weather.

And so I was on in the afternoon filling in for Patsy, and Doug Allen, who used to work at WGAL, was the weather guy in the afternoon.

And so off the air, I'm telling him about this, and he goes, hold on a second.

And I forget the woman's name, but he said her name, and I'm like... what and he goes oh yeah i got a letter too and i'm like are you kidding me and then i was pissed off because i'm like i got a stalker and i'm not even exclusive with her so it turns out she's like running around with all these other people so there's a story that maybe you didn't know like not all of us used our real names but it was for a variety of reasons and thank god because i didn't want this woman showing up at my house today and i i felt like that would have happened

So that's kind of awesome.

So, yeah, you can follow me on Instagram, AU underscore J-E-L-L-O.

And before we go, I do want to give a shout-out to our production director, Tom Richards, who is like a voice, who is a voice you hear like on WGAL all the time.

Phillies baseball, 1973 on Radio 1400 and stereo 101.

WGAL, WGAL FM, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Huntley, uh, barely got spiked, and he's limping, and looks like he's gonna have to come out of the ball game.

Well, the Cubs are running into a lot of injuries.

[upbeat music] Just before the Phillies come up, we're going to pause for station identification on the Phillies Baseball Network.

Phillies Baseball 1973 on Radio 1490 and Stereo 101.

WGAL, WGAL FM, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

[cheering] Greg Luzinski coming to bat.

And they started, you know, they throw cans around, they're banging on the door.

NBC affiliate WGAL spoke to three students who asked not to be identified.

They say the student who lived there had asked the crowd to leave the property when she was attacked.

Literally eight to 12 girls grabbing this girl by her hair, punching her, kicking her.

What?

The local news, WGAL.

Yeah.

Another house blew up tonight, as usual.