 You know, we talk about Uncle Ted's American dream, and my American dream is always about being the best that you can be. My dad and mom insisted on it, so I was taught the incredible, higher level of awareness that is the bow hunting lifestyle. The mystical flight of the arrow aims small, mists small, which why 67.7 years later I have remained clean and sober my entire life because I so crave the encounter of the stealth, the reasoning predator connection with wildlife that feeds and clothes and medecates and spiritualizes the new generation family. Now you join that and couple that up with Les Paul's wonderful electric creation just a few years before I was born and the fact that Fred Bear here in my birth state of Michigan was promoting the mystical flight of the arrow and backstraps and the wonderful hunting natural lifestyle. And for 67 years I have been obsessed and focused and dedicated to the art and the zen of archery as it applies to what Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley and Little Richard and everybody taught me. I gotta tell you Shannon, we actually started counting my original concerts, they were probably just sock hops and pool parties back in the 1950s and 1960s, but we added up all my gigs and this year in 2016 my Sonic baptism tour will have me perform my 6,571st concert. Well Shannon, God bless you and I look forward to seeing you down there. God bless Kentucky and God bless the coal miners and I know how hard they work. I know the challenges and the sacrifices they make and they are fueling America and we thank them and salute them and we also apologize that the bureaucrats in Washington are the enemy of the coal industry. God bless America.