i m glad to see you go. i m glad to see you go, man. i might be gone out of prison but i ain t going out of your life. don t think i m going out of your life. okay? okay. all right. take care of yourself, man. i ll take care. you take care, too. we going to interrupt this service for one moment. this dj spin doctor kicking it from the station that kicks behind the bricks, the only incarceration station in the nation. we got somebody here want to just say hello to everybody and actually he want to say good-bye. rick, how long you been here? i been here 24 years, ever since 1984, been locked up 27 years. rick, you ve been saying that all the while that you was innocent, huh? yes, i said that from the first day. from the first day, they tried to get me to say i was guilty and give me ten years but i couldn t say i did something i didn t do. it was nice staying here with you all, which i didn t really want, but i got to depart. i m going on out of here. i got cut loos