 In addition, O'Day promised that "he" personally would tour with the group and handle "all" aspects of each show, ensuring Allen and the group would never have to talk to anyone else from CW.O'Day knew this would work because he was planning to retire from his job as the afternoon DJ at KJR in Seattle, Washington (p. 285).O'Day goes on to relate what life on the road was like with B.T.O., including the story of him renting a high speed go cart track to celebrate the end of a successful tour, and his near-fatal and injurious accident during the 'BTO 500.'