RUSH: Here’s Brett in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Brett, it’s nice to have you on the EIB Network. Hello, sir.
CALLER: Hey, good afternoon, Rush.
RUSH: Yes.
CALLER: Very proud father in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The point of my call is, for the last 4-1/2 years, including today, you’ve had me incredibly confused on your Rio Linda comments.
RUSH: Yeah?
CALLER: I was hoping you could give me a history and summary on that.
RUSH: Yes, I’d be happy to. Now, those of you that know this, please indulge me here. This is an example of the constant new tune-in factor that occurs on this program, due to the ever increasing size of our audience. When I moved to Sacramento in 1984, I was driving around town because I wanted to get familiar with it and be familiar with the place I was now living and working. I’m driving around and I came to this place called Rio Linda. You know, they had the city sign but no indication of who lived there, no population number. I have never seen that before. I’ve always seen population numbers on the sign of the city. So I drove through this place, and it was like going to the Twilight Zone. On the main drag, there were cars on concrete blocks in the front yards, washing machines and dryers and wash boards on the porch, and I said, ‘Whoa!