Who would we hire to replace all of us individually on the Boomer & Gio Show?--plus warm up

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Can't get enough of the fan in the morning? Showed up. Because this is nothing like that. Quirking. Alan Jerry are here with stories they'd never get to cover on the morning show.

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Hey, look at that pig. Shenanigans.

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Naked yoga. My mother had a bad experience with these ghosts.

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Let's hump the fence.

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It's Alan Jerry's post game podcast.

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All right, here we go.

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We do a podcast. We knock this crap out for you on a beautiful 70-degree day. What's up, Al PERSON?

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Oh, hi, Jerry PERSON. This is a good dog-walking day. Today's a good dog-walking day, absolutely. You wanted me to remind you about Genesis the other day.

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Oh, yeah, you know.

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The rock band, not the Bible WORK_OF_ART part.

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What was the song we were talking about?

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Oh, crap.

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About opposites. Just as I thought it was going all right.

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Did it a wrong? And I thought it was going all right. Did I mean?

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And I thought it was always the same.

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It's just a shame.

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That's all.

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It made me think of.

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Like, it's almost, there are other songs, and I'm wondering if they stole the idea from him and that song. Like, Katie Perry has a song where it's all about opposites. Yeah. Alonis Morissette PERSON, isn't it ironic? Now, that's not opposites, but it's kind of closely tied together.And it made me wonder, since you're such a music guy, how much current artists look to the past to get ideas for the current and the future.

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Yeah, that's a good question.

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That opposite thing has been going on for a long time.

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I've noticed a lot of things like that.

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Okay.

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There's even, when you say that the first song that comes to my mind,

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is remember the Soul Asylum hit Runaway Trains WORK_OF_ART?

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Yeah, for sure.

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It's a lot of that in there.

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Is that true? Yeah. I actually don't even know that from that. I know that song.

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Yeah, if you looked at the lyrics, it's all like picking the opposite. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. I say, I don't even know that from that. I know that song. Yeah, if you looked at the lyrics, it's all like, interesting.

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Taking the opposite.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Yeah, I say, I don't know if they took that from or when that started. Like, is that something you could go back to the 50s and 60s. I just thought it was interesting, though, that that song is probably from the 80s.

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Yeah, I would think so. Then Alainz Morse would be the 90s. Yeah, and the Katie Perry song is in the 2000 somewhere. For sure. I don't know where that is summer after high school. Yeah, well, whatever.I just found it interesting. I thought you might metaphor.

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Yeah, there's different techniques.

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I notice a lot of in country music. Okay. And I'm always amazed that they can come up with another song title or chorus that is like a play on words. It's always a, like in country music, a lot of the songs are, it's just a play on words. And I heard one yesterday that I had to think about for a second, but then realized it was a play on words. And what was, so what regard?And the chorus was, uh, uh, drinking cab in a solo solo solo in the cab of my truck

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so he was right so it's a cabernet yeah so drinking a cab in a solo

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a red solo cup solo in the cab of my truck by himself yeah in the truck I was like that's pretty good one

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that is pretty good and I was trying to think, are there other sayings?

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Because so many different sayings that we have in our language have been turned into country

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songs. And every time I start to think when I hear one, I'm like, oh, I can't believe I didn't think of that saying and make that into a song.

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Well, it's like me with the business ideas.

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Oh, damn, I can't believe I didn't think of that. Yeah, I know what you're saying. Yeah. Right. Because you think you're like, oh, someone had to have done that already. No, no, like me with the business ideas. Oh, damn, I can believe I didn't think of that. Yeah, I know what you're saying.

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Yeah, right, because you think he's like, oh, someone had to have done that already.

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No, no, they haven't done that already.

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Do you think the lyric? I'm sure it probably varies from artist to artists. But do you think the lyrics come first, then the music, or the music first, then you put the lyrics to it. Then you write lyrics to the music.

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I think people jot down lyrics when they think of key.

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Like a tune?

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Yeah. Or I feel like sometimes artists think of phrases. Okay. Which they'll write down in like a notebook that they keep for lyrics. Then they'll also, if they're the ones writing the music and the lyrics, then they'll also have different pieces of music that they've, little snippets that they've recorded.And they try to match them up and do it that way. It's funny how you mentioned them with the notebook so they don't probably forget their ideas. Yeah.

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So I decided about a year ago because I always have like one giant notebook going where everything's in it.

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Really?

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Whether it is ideas for what I do here, whether it is when I've done remote shows, like when I did a Rutgers ORG show, I use that

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book for all my ideas for that show, whether it's when I co-host here when one of the guys are off, the Cornhole League ideas. And it hit me like, this is a mess. Like I can't have one, one big book that's got all these, you know, whether it's ideas or formats or, you know, whatever it is, it's too much. So I went and bought, I got four different notebooks. One was for Cornhole ORG. One was for work.One was, so I had the, and then I would, I left two downstairs in the basement. I left two upstairs in the dining room because in the dining room I have my laptop. And I don't like being shut off from the world in the office in the basement. I just feel like I'm not even home. But I feel like if everybody's running around in the house, at least I'm sitting there in the dining room,I can still have a conversation. So I keep two there, two downstairs. Then I realized one ended up in my bedroom, one's in my bag. And then I forget where I jotted something down.

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And I'm digging through different notebooks.

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And I got all four were supposed to be for something. And they all have basically become a collection of thoughts. That is a complete mess.

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I love that idea of having a notebook, a single notebook like you were doing.

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I know. I got to get back to just having one.

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As opposed to like what I'll do, like if I think of something, I have this app on my phone called Brain Toss PRODUCT. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It essentially just emails you the idea.

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So you don't forget. Yeah.

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But I like the idea of having all these notebooks that over the years, like you don't

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throw them out.

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You just have all this collection of notebooks.

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Yeah.

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And looking through them to see what they look like years later.

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A friend of mine's mom passed away recently. And when they had to go through her stuff, they found that she had,, 28, 24, 40, I'm sorry, 28, what's 28 and 24? 54? Is that right?

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54 years of daily logs, of daily journal entries. Oh my gosh. And they found it. Like, they had no idea. They're just crates and boxes.And they were going through, he could not believe, just like randomly picking out a notebook, you know, They had no idea. They're just crates and boxes. And they were going through it. He could not believe, just like randomly picking out a notebook, you know, June 7th, 1988. And he's reading it. And it's like, wow, this is when they took us to Disney for the first time and I was a kid.And all the, all the details of the trip that he said it was mind-blown. Wow. And no one knew she was doing that. And she did it for her whole life. Isn't that something?

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Yeah, that's pretty cool.

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That is really neat.

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When we pass away, Jerry PERSON, they'll be able to take our podcasts.

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And just you're going to need about many, many hours to sift through this nonsense.

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Well, what are we at?

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Nine years now? Over nine years. We started year nine in February. Oh, it's a lot of podcasts. It is a lot of podcasts. A lot of podcasts. A lot of podcasts to do.

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All right. So, yeah, I would do, I like that idea. I wish I had done notebooks for notes instead of

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just because I think it's cool to just have one notebook full of. Yeah. Well, I got plenty of them if you

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want to see some of mine. Yeah, they, I remember years ago, they released the Kirk Cobain notebooks. Really? Yeah. I remember getting this book.

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It was a hardbound book, but the cover of the book was the cover of his spiral notebook.

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Wow. And it was just ideas, lists of things.

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What was really interesting in it, I believe, is he had just all these different, like, favorite groups, musical groups as he went along.

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That he would write about?

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He would just be like, no, he'd just be like, here's the top five groups today.

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And it'd be like the pixies, just these random things.

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Yeah, and it was just not that he was a fan of but this is these are the top artists right now

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no that he was a fan of oh that he was oh here's who what i'm listening here's what i'm currently

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listening to got it it just be like a top five list the top eight list yeah i remember finding it

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interesting to go through those things but then also i remember when the book first came out

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people were like he didn't want these notebooks released. We shouldn't be reading

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them. But I don't know. I thought it was an interesting way to look into his mind.

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Yeah, yeah. And I think people are interested. Yeah. I'm sure probably sold millions of copies.

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I had an idea for the Boomer and Geo PERSON show. I want you to tell me if you think people would,

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if you think the people on the show would be able to do this without getting offended or not.

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Okay, meaning the five of us?

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Yeah, the five of us.

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Okay. We do one day where we pick once an hour, maybe the, maybe the shortest segment, the last segment of the hour is always the shortest segment of every hour. So I'm saying not a, not a segment that would take long. But each hour we take a different person of the show and we say, if this person left today, who might we think to replace them with? Yeah.Do you think our egos would be able to handle that?

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Well, I, yeah, mine can handle it because, I mean, I'm going to vote for people. Well, why wouldn't our ego, you know? I don't know. I don't know. We're all replaceable, I mean, I'm going to vote for people. Well, why wouldn't are you going to handle it?

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I don't know.

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We're all replaceable.

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I mean, we know this.

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We've talked about this.

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Craig PERSON proved that again. Yeah.

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Like, could we have a discussion?

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Like, if Boomer retires tomorrow, who. Yeah, who do you want? Like, who would we think? Who would, like, what names would we throw out there?

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Yeah. If Geo PERSON left, what names will we throw out? For sure. That'd be fun. You might get a lot of interest, too, people calling in? Yeah. If Gio PERSON left, what names will we throw out? For sure. That'd be fun. You might get a lot of interest, too, people calling in.

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Yeah. Like, here'd be a tough one. Eddie PERSON leaves. That is a hard one. Who, like, is there somebody here that we would take?

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Or would we need to train somebody in the sound effects? I don't think, I don't, that's the problem.

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I don't think what he does is trainable. I think if you came in and you were, first of all, to apply for that job, you have to know the job. I don't think you can say, oh, the board op for the morning show is open. I want to apply. And you don't know the show. Right.

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To me, you're automatically eliminated as a candidate.

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So I think if you're looking at replacing Eddie PERSON,

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you have to have someone that knows the show,

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knows what his role is beyond just hitting the buttons. Okay, so if we get that out of the way, that's a prerequisite. The next thing would be you'd have to find someone that can develop their own sense of timing, of understanding what the hosts are talking about, where they might be going with the conversation, and then having your own sense of organization to where you can get towhat you want to get to and find it and hit it in a timely manner. Not easy. I'm actually

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surprised, you know, we think about when we were in the business coming up in the business,

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trying to get jobs and things,

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like that there hasn't been some young whippersnapper that is like, I'm setting my sights on. Eddie's retiring in, what does he say, two years? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Eddie's retiring in two years. I'm going to go to David PERSON, the guy who does the schedules here.I'm going to tell him I want in every time Eddie PERSON's out because I'm going to replace Eddie PERSON.

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Well, and I think that guy is Big Zoo. Is that right? He's the one that has proven, in my opinion, to take the most chances to try to not replicate, but at least try to minimize Eddie PERSON's absence with the drops. Now, his timing stinks a lot of times, but I give him credit for trying. So he's he trainable, right?I think with him, it's more reps. Like anything. I think the more he would be here, the more he would hear it from in there, the more his mind can get acclimated to the show. Yeah, so, in honesty, honestly, we mind can get acclimated to the show. Yeah.

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So, in honesty, honestly, we now, we have an end date for Eddie PERSON. I know. And you? He's given us a two-year window. Correct. I think.

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Am I, my, two years from Memorial? The Friday Memorial Day weekend is his last day, he said.

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So we know we have to replace Eddie PERSON. Mm-hmm. We got to be, we got to be thinking like Bill Belichick PERSON right now. We know we're losing our quarterback or whatever in two years. We got to get, and we also know that you can't replace that position overnight and it's going to be like nothing happened.

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There's no chance.

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It's not going to be seamless. I mean, you can put someone in there that's not going to ruin the show, but they're not going to add to the show. Right. And that's a problem.

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We got to start, I got to start, I got to start doing, we got to start thinking about this. Well, now that I've thought of this idea of who replaces each one of us. Yeah. Yeah.

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I don't think that's a bad.

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And you are a little bit more down the road when you're talking about five years.

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Right.

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But I do think a guy like G who's only 40, and I think hopes to do this for another 20 years before he walks away. Yeah. I would think he's got to, again, it's five years

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from now, but in the back of his mind, he's got to wonder who his next producer is going to be.

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Or, and his next co-host. Yes, although I don't, yes, the only difference there is,

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boomer's given us no sense of, like, you and Eddie have given us timing. Boomer PERSON hasn't.

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Right.

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And I don't, like, Boomer PERSON is in shape. He still plays hockey. He has cut down on a lot of other work responsibilities. I don't expect it, but would you be stunned if I told you seven years from now he was still here? I would have said that 10 years ago that he wouldn't be still doing this at 67, 68 years old. If I asked you now, though, would you be still?I wouldn't be. Yeah, I wouldn't be.

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By the way, next week is Boomer PERSON's birthday. Oh, is it really? He turns, let's see, he's 8 years older than me,

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and I'm going to turn 55, so he'll be 63.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah. I remember going to his 50th and thinking, wow, 50, and I just turned 50.

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Yeah.

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Oh, I remember that too. I remember Boomer's 50th. I'm thinking like, oh, my goodness.

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Yeah. I remember thinking then, I wonder how much longer he's going to do this for.

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So I actually don't see Boomer here at 70.

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I don't either. I really don't. But I wouldn't be stunned anymore.

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Yeah. Because he keeps himself in such good shape. And if you told me he cut back his schedule a little bit more,

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let's say,

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let's say for instance,

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he had the option of continuing the boomer and geo program.

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And he could,

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I mean,

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he already gets good vacation time. But let's say he worked like two weeks in the summer and was off the other 10. And then could take off the week after the NFL season ended and could take off like all of a sudden you be told you work off you're

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working 40 weeks you're off for 12 or maybe we give him the Howard Stern PERSON schedule off all fall summer and Howard only works Monday Tuesday Wednesday yeah even even if you gave him the summer

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oh he loves baseball though I don't know if he would walk the whole summer off my point is if you

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if you limited his work schedule to a point where it still felt like the boomer

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and geo show, but you increased his time off to give him more time. Yeah. Especially in the summer

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when he's playing golf and doing different things. I wouldn't be stunned. That's a good point. I don't

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expect it. I wouldn't be stunned anymore.

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Who knows?

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Yeah, I think it would make for an interesting discussion?

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Yes.

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Like would we go for another athlete?

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Yeah, right.

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Would Gio PERSON try to put in his people?

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You know what I'm saying, Jerry PERSON? Like, Gio PERSON came in and we were all thrust upon him.

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He had no input on us. And that's why I'm saying he's got to have input

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and be thinking about what's going on in the control room.

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Yeah.

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Because those have got to be his guys now. Right. I would think.

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Absolutely.

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It's very interesting.

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Very interesting, Jerry PERSON.

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I am really contemplating these.

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Do you think, and we'll do this,

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I'm just wondering what you think.

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Do you think if I got another job or quit or got fired that they would go with Seilo PERSON,

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Schwartz, Andrew Bogish PERSON, or someone outside the company? Wow. That's a good one, isn't it?

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Because him and Bogish PERSON worked a long time together.

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Yeah, he likes Bogish PERSON.

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He does. Now, I could see a scenario where Bogish took over for me and Seelow PERSON went and took over for Bogish PERSON. I don't know.

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Hmm. I just wonder what you think he would do.

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That's a great question. Wow. I think he might go bogish. Yeah.

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Because he loves Bogus PERSON.

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I know. Andrew Boogish PERSON. And then Seelow into Bogish PERSON spot.

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Certainly possible.

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Very possible.

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I wonder how the audience would react to that, given Sealo LOC has been a big part of this program.

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Right. On a fill-in basis. And, I mean, I take not a ton of time. I mean, I take my allotted time off, obviously. But with the added hosting responsibilities when they're off. You get my five weeks vacation.

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So right off the bat,

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Cilo gets like 28 days that I'm off.

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And then I think it turns out to be like another,

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I think I do, usually 40 hosting days a year. Wow. So that's 65 days he's here in my spot. Nice. Yeah.

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Be interesting.

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Yeah.

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When are we doing this?

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Oh, I'm going to, I'm going to pitch this idea.

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Okay. In our next pitch meeting, Jerry PERSON. When is that? Can we have our first pitch meeting first? Maybe I'll pitch it. Maybe I'll pitch it during a commercial break tomorrow.Oh, okay. Good deep thought. Hey guys, do anything about this. Let's do it now. No, right. Not to do it right now, but we, like, we really got a,like, if we, if we really, like, if this was an assignment, I said,okay, everybody,

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this is a bit we're going to do.

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It gives us all a couple days to come up with a list of different people. Okay. Or, if you didn't have the person in mind, right, what are the skills that person would need?

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Okay. Like you mentioned the, for the Eddie PERSON job, the skills that person would need? Okay. Like you mentioned for the Eddie job.

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The skills that person would need is they couldn't be just like a radio person from another market. They don't know the show. They need to know the show. For sure.

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You need to be very comfortable with all the, with the board, the equipment in there.

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Yeah.

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The collecting of the sound, the running of the commercials. And, you know, Eddie PERSON just got a lot going on in there. I know he does. We all do. I'm really, it is a, when I think about what this job is from the day I took over for Carlin ORG, it isn't even close to the same thing.Yeah. It really is, it's insanely different for me. Yeah. You personally, you know, my responsibilities are, I mean, it used to literally be, here's all the sound you have. Great, all I had to do is write a script and put him in order and then go in and play him.That guy's gone. Now it's like on, really, I do all of it. It's just different. And then I got to run it, well, not run up, but I got to record these 880 updates. Eddie's doing logs, posting stuff to the website. It's like, oh, by the way, the show's going on.It's a lot. He's a lot going on. Plus the 5 to 6 is new. Not new anymore, but that's much different than when I first started on the show in 09. Right. Chops an hour off of prep.Prep time. Yeah, I used to get in. I remember in Astoria, I got in at 445, between 445 and 5. And I had it, ironically enough, I had to do live 10-10 wins updates starting at 6.15. So I was always in between 445 and 5. I had a solid hour.I didn't do anything until 615 on wins and then 625 with boomer and carton. And then I was kind of into my day and that was that. Now we're on at five, which means I can't get here later than four because now I got to record these updates for 880, then maybe get 10 minutes of editing in between 450 and five and then really get to it when we get out of here at six. It's like the show started already.

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Yeah.

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It was like that first hour for me, I don't want to call it a waste, but that first hour is just

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very sporty because it's all I got to work with. Right. Very different. But you would think that one would be sporty anyway because it's the here's what happened last

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night in sports. Yes, but I could add in more fun stuff, which I don't get to until 645. I get to

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start listening to when editing. I really enjoyed the sound you had today of the people at the eclipse. Yes. Being very, what made you think to do that? That was a really good idea.

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Well, so a couple things. I had the Charles Barkley stuff. I had the Christine Johnson PERSON stuff.

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What do you mean you had the Christine Johnson PERSON stuff? Marco put the five-minute report. Okay. She's a CBS ORG news person. So he's like, I don't know if this would be news. If this would be worth it, but I put the five-minute report. Okay. She's a CBS ORG news person. So he's like, I don't know if this would be news. If this would be worth it, but I put the five minutes in. So then I had to go edit the whole thing down.I had that. I heard CMAQ do that last one that I did with the woman in Niagara Falls GPE. So I knew where to get that. The one that I found just randomly was the Peter Sack PERSON one. Peter Sack PERSON.

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That one I found on, that was on Twitter ORG, my suggested views. So I was able to find a whole bunch of that.

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Twitter ORG was like, you know who we'll love this?

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Jerry Rekko PERSON. You know what? Hook line and sinker.

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I took it and it was fantastic. Yeah, it was good. That was my favorite segments of the. That's good....hilarious. The fact that...Like, Gina was very excited about the eclipse yesterday.

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Yeah.

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Like, she was into it.

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And I felt like, like what you said this morning, I think on the warm-up show you.

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Like, is there something wrong with me?

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Like, people get into these little...

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If any little thing is different in the day, it's like, let's celebrate it. The eclipse. They were counting it down like it was New Year's Eve. Yeah, and I just, I didn't, I was with someone who was very interested in the eclipse. I had the glasses that she got me.I was looking up. I could see it clearly. And I was like, oh, cool. That was my reaction. I didn't feel one with the earth or this emotional pull towards the moon.

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And I'm not putting it down. There's no part of me that's putting it down. If you're into it, I think that's great. Yeah. I just, I don't get it. I don't see.It's fine.

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It's a cool moment, but it's a moment. Well, there's a moment. And I did see a lot of people over, a lot of people went to the beach in order to look at the eclipse. And I did see a lot of people over, a lot of people went to the beach in order to look at the eclipse. And I did see a lot of people. They showed up.They looked up a few times for a few minutes. And then they left. Right. To me, it's a normal reaction.

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Yeah.

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We were out there for like an hour.

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Yeah, I'm sorry.

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Staring at the eclipse.

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But then what do you?

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All right.

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So my question would be, and not to make fun of what.

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But then what happens? I was like, oh, it's pretty cool. And then. And you? All right. So my question would be, and not to make fun of what. But then what happens?

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I was like, oh, it's pretty cool.

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And then the, then.

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And she just wanted to keep looking?

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Well, she wanted to see it go as far as it was going to go in covering the sun.

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Right.

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And then go back to where it was.

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Or I don't know, which if it went completely across it.

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I never went outside, so I don't know.

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Yeah. Yeah, I don't know. You know what it looked like to. I never went outside, so I don't know. Yeah. Yeah,

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I don't know. You know what it looked like to me looking

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out the window? Do you ever read the book, Fahrenheit

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451? I played

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the game on Commodore 64 PRODUCT.

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Okay. There was a game based on

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Fahrenheit WORK_OF_ART. Where the sun and the ozone's gone

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and the sun, you can't really go outside during

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the day. Oh, I don't even remember that the concept.

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It's so freaking hot and the sunlight looks different. Yeah. That's what it looked like the concept. It's so freaking hot and the sunlight looks different. Yeah.

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That's what it looked like to me or the way I imagined in my mind when I read that book what it would look like if we were living in a time like that.

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I saw somebody on the news coverage prior, like a couple days prior to the eclipse

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where they were talking about you have to get these glasses if you're going to look at it.

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They go if you can't find the glasses

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because they're sold out, some other,

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you may be able to use some things that you have laying around your house, a welder's mask. What? What? Who's got a welder's mask lying around?Then why does that good? If you're a welder? I think the point of the welder's mask was because the welding is so bright. Right. It shields you?Yeah, that it does a similar thing. It's unbelievable.

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Yeah, I know. Like I said, I just stayed in the house. I had things I was doing. I'm good.

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All right, Jerry PERSON, let's do the warm-up show. We'll be back here tomorrow on a Wednesday.

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Good morning, Kempers ORG.

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Alan Jerry, don't worry, it's only an hour long, and most days it doesn't sun.

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Hey, what do you say we do this on a Tuesday morning?

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Congratulations, you're the champions of the world. The Eddie Scenari PERSON, how are you? I'm curious, Al PERSON, if you're going to start where I think you're going to start.

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Hmm. I was going to start, Jerry PERSON, with sort of an eclipse situation.

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Oh, really?

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Well, just that I saw that, you know, the Yankees ORG pushed their game back.

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To 6 o'clock, yeah. To 6 o'clock because of the eclipse. Yeah.

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And then I saw a bunch of Yankee players staring up at Eclipse WORK_OF_ART with their glasses on. Yes. To look at it.

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And one of them was Juan Soto PERSON.

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Juan Soto PERSON!

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Eclipse porn.

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And I got to tell you that yesterday, Gina PERSON was very into the eclipse.

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So I had to be involved in the eclipse yesterday.

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Oh, I'm sorry.

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And I'm an older guy with eye issues as it is.

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I wear glasses.

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My eyes, I don't need them for coordination. I was nervous to look up at the eclipse with the $2 paper glasses I was given.

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I can't imagine.

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If I was Juan Soto PERSON, I'd be like, I ain't looking up at the deal.

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I don't blame me.

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You've got a half a billion dollars waiting for you.

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I don't know if I'm looking up at this eclipse and it's going to burn my retinas.

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I know, I know, I know. There was one thing on the CBS evening news the other day where there was some high school kid who created his own glasses to avoid having his retinas burned with a cereal box and aluminum foil. Yeah, yes.

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Right, people were, right, you got a piece of cardboard at home? I'm sorry.

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I know, I know.

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You're telling me not to look at the sun because it can cause permanent eye damage, and you're handing me what looks like the old 3D movie glasses from the 50s.

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Yep, pretty much. Pretty much.

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My goodness, Jerry PERSON.

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Yeah, I understand.

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Well, I did not leave that. I was in the house. It got, it didn't get dark. It got, like, shady, if you will. And then it was so sunny again. Whatever. Yeah, like, I looked up at it with the glasses. I was like, that didn't get dark. It got like shady, if you will. And then it was so sunny again. Whatever.

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Yeah, like I looked up at it with the glasses. I was like, that's kind of cool.

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But like, Gina wanted to do it for 45 minutes.

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We were out there.

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Look at it again.

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I'm like, okay. What? And now? What about? Oh, it's almost. It's almost completely.Oh, okay. And then you're looking at me like I was some kind of jerk because I wasn't all looped into the eclipse.

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You make me feel better, though, because I sit there, I wonder like, why do I not care about this?

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Like, I don't care about anything.

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That's how I feel.

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And I know that's a problem. But like, I just, whatever.

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It's literally, it's four minutes and it's over.

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Move on. That's what I thought. I said, I already looked. I said, okay, 325 is one it's going to hit. Well, at 240, 240, she goes, oh, it's already starting. We've got to start looking now. It's going to be completed at 325.

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Whatever.

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Oh, my God. Plus, there were clouds by me.

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Yeah, we did have some clouds.

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It was not a clear day, at least by me, and I don't even think at the time I could even see it

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had I wanted to.

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So whatever.

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But the good news is Juan Soto PERSON did stare at the eclipse?

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His eyes are good.

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Hit a home run.

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First Yankee ORG Stadium home run as a Yankee.

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Did he have one as not a Yankee ORG?

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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I believe, yeah, 100%. I think with the Padres ORG he did. Oh, was that right? Oh, that's a good question. I assumed he did. Maybe not.

Speaker 31906.62s - 1908.28s

Oh, now I'm going to check that. Well, to Google.

Speaker 41908.36s - 1909.76s

That might have been a bad assumption by me.

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What did you think I was going to do? Because you said, oh, I...

Speaker 41913.42s - 1919.56s

Oh, I thought for sure you were going to start with the dog pooping on the plane and they had to re, and they had to divert the plane and land somewhere else.

Speaker 31919.68s - 1921.84s

You didn't see that story? This is right up your alley.

Speaker 01922.08s - 1934.92s

Oh, man. I promise. We'll get to the Mets and Yankees ORG. So the Mets won in Atlanta. How about that? That was cool.Yeah, there was a plane that left. It was left Houston bound for Seattle GPE. Dog on the plane does its business.

Speaker 41935.42s - 1948.3s

The stench was so awful. They had to turn the plane back around Atlanta in Dallas. It took them two hours to clean the plane. From a dog poop? Yeah. This must have been a big ass dog. Or maybe it was, I don't know. I didn't get that far clean the plane. From a dog pooping? Yeah. This must have been a big ass dog.Or maybe it was, I don't know.

Speaker 31948.42s - 1955.26s

I didn't get that far into the article, but I saw that. I'm like, here's where he's starting. See, a human going on a plane, I would think that's a problem.

Speaker 41955.36s - 1956.24s

Yeah, what you're doing the bathroom?

Speaker 31956.3s - 1958.3s

They got weird sprays in there. I'm saying if they did it not in the bathroom.

Speaker 41958.3s - 1960.16s

Oh, right? And this was in first class, too.

Speaker 31960.42s - 1961.34s

Oh, man.

Speaker 41962s - 1965.56s

Man, imagine you paid for a first class ticket and a dog doping in there.

Speaker 31965.82s - 1966.66s

Well, that's what happened.

Speaker 41966.66s - 1969.92s

Right in the aisle or right in the seat. So I'm surprised that that would be your reading.

Speaker 31969.92s - 1973.8s

Yeah, I didn't even see that, Jerry. See, this is what I mean. I back off social media for a day.

Speaker 41973.98s - 1978.12s

I saw on the paper. And all of a sudden, I'm missing dogs. I didn't see it on social media.

Speaker 31978.22s - 1984.12s

It was in the post. Man. I felt like I missed out. Well, you missed that story, yes.

Speaker 41984.38s - 1985.62s

All right. But you didn't miss out on the other stuff. You got everything else. I got the other things. I felt like I missed out. Well, you missed that story, yes. All right.

Speaker 31986.84s - 1986.92s

But you didn't miss out on the other stuff.

Speaker 41987.52s - 1989s

You got everything else. I got the other things, I think.

Speaker 31989.64s - 1993.16s

Yeah, so the Yankees, that was an easy win, Jerry PERSON.

Speaker 41993.46s - 1994.7s

Marlins ORG are just terrible.

Speaker 31994.7s - 1995.54s

They were one in ten.

Speaker 41996.14s - 1996.54s

Terrible.

Speaker 31997.06s - 2002.8s

They hung with them for three innings. The fourth, you got the three. You know, Anthony Volpe is the, I know he's not batting 600.

Speaker 02002.96s - 2003.64s

I don't want to go nuts.

Speaker 32003.72s - 2006.04s

And it's what, 11 games, 10 games, whatever it is.

Speaker 142007.04s - 2013.98s

Right now he leads Major League Baseball with a 417 batting average. Is that right? Yeah. Again, small sample size, but he's been phenomenal.

Speaker 32014.18s - 2015.02s

Very small sample size.

Speaker 42015.02s - 2015.78s

Batting 417.

Speaker 32016.32s - 2020.28s

Did you like that Juan Soto was signing autographs out in Right Field right before the first pitch?

Speaker 42020.7s - 2034.82s

I think Juan Soto is, if you've seen any of the video of him in Rightfield FAC with the fans, the way he's turning and talking to them and yelling at them and gesturing towards them doing things like that, I think he is loving his time here. Yeah, it was great. I saw him,

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I saw a video from the fan perspective out there in Right Field FAC of him signing autographs as Nestor Cortez was to practically going into his windup for first pitch. Then he glanced over. He's like, oh, the game started.

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I got to go, guys.

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Let me get my glove on.

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He is a fan favorite. He's going to hit, and they're going to love him. And whoever, I don't know if he's going to say with the Yankees ORG, but whoever gets him, they're going to pay a fortune for him.

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Do you think you'd like to be an outfielder or an infielder? Like, if you're an outfielder, you're right near the fans, right?

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Do you think you would enjoy that, or you'd rather be in the infield where no one's bugging you? Well, let me ask you this. Am I Juan Soto or Joey Gallo PERSON? You're Juan Soto PERSON.

Speaker 32073.86s - 2079.14s

Well, then yeah. Yeah. Of course. But even Juan Soto PERSON's going to go through a period.

Speaker 42079.24s - 2087.92s

He will. Right, where he's not hitting. There's no question, but here's why you want to be Juan Soto this year. The fans want you back. So even if you go into an 0-4 slump,

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I really don't think they're going to boo him,

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unless he's 0 for 100, and the Yankees ORG are losing. Right, they'll be afraid to chase him away with booze. That's what I think. I mean, they've booed everybody. They've booed Mickey Mantle, Derek Jeter PERSON. They'll boo their own mom.But I think in this case, they won Soto PERSON back so bad. I think that they will treat him with kid gloves. So he's in the best possible position.

Speaker 42108.02s - 2112.8s

I think so. He's hanging out in the short porch. Mm-hmm. Fans are right on top of you. Yep.

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And he's producing.

Speaker 42114.62s - 2121.28s

He's signing autographs. Pretty good to be Juan Soto PERSON right now. Got that right, Jerry PERSON.

Speaker 32121.28s - 2125.78s

Think about that difference of the two. I mentioned Joey Gallo PERSON. Gallo and Soto PERSON.

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Both are power hitters, except Gallo is a home runner, a zero. And Soto PERSON does everything. And just the energy and the personality, and they love them. Joey Gallo PERSON, the fans hated the moment they got them. Never wanted them. What a difference.

Speaker 122142.76s - 2143.92s

So two different experiences.

Speaker 142144.1s - 2144.68s

Oh, my God.

Speaker 42144.72s - 2145.24s

You're not kidding. I did think Juan Soto PERSON experiences. Oh, my God, you're not kidding.

Speaker 32145.36s - 2150.16s

I did think Juan Soto PERSON trot around, you know, the bases after someone, a little slow.

Speaker 42150.32s - 2156s

A little lengthy? A little lengthy. He's doing hops. I mean, I'd have plunked them the next time, Jerry PERSON.

Speaker 32156s - 2158.86s

He's just send a message. I think if you're the Marlins ORG, it would be plumping anybody.

Speaker 42159.08s - 2163.32s

How about you trying to win a game? That would be good. They're one in ten. One in ten.

Speaker 32163.44s - 2171.86s

All right. They were one and nine coming in. They got their first win Sunday. I mean, think about that. When do they play a Mets? They be good. They're one in ten. One in ten. All right. They were one and nine coming in. They got their first win Sunday. I mean, think about that. When do they play a Mets ORG? They'll probably get into a hot streak.Who's this, the Marlins ORG?

Speaker 42172.02s - 2173.18s

The Marlens ORG. Probably soon.

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I don't know the Mets ORG' schedule offhand. Hell if I know they're playing them this weekend. I don't know. But you know they're going to play them a lot. So, no, the Mets ORG keep doing what they're doing. Yeah, the Mets won an impressive game yesterday.I saw Brandon Nimmo hit two home runs, Jerry PERSON. Not one, but two. Two game tying home runs. Two game tying home runs.

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Then a guy named DJ Stewart, who I'd never heard of before last night. Because you don't watch. He's their DH right now until J.D. Martinez PERSON gets here.

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Oh, because J.D. Martinez PERSON right now is in an oxygen chamber. Getting his body right.

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Just really getting right.

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He's going from a cold punch to sauna. Yeah. To cold punch to sauna to red light therapy, trying to get ready to swing a bat. Yeah.

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J.D. Martinez PERSON. Maybe we just keep DJ Stewart PERSON then. This guy hit a home run. He's got a little bit of a belly on him, I saw. DJ Stewart PERSON's a big guy. Big fella.

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He's not quite as big as Vogel back. Yeah. Who, by the way, I saw. DJ Stewart's a big guy. Big fella. He's not quite as big as a Vogelback PERSON. Yeah. Who, by the way, I think is with the Blue Jays ORG now. Saw him against the Yankees this weekend. He's not quite as big as Vogelback PERSON, but he's a big guy.

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Yeah, I do like a bigger, especially DH. The guy's not playing the field.

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Let's get a chubster out there. Here's the problem with DJ Stewart PERSON. Where do you think he's a DH? Where would you bat at DH usually? Third or fourth or fifth. How about seventh or ninth?You can't bathe. He was batting ninth over the weekend as their DH. Last night he was seventh, basically because Joey Wendell can't hit and he batted, I think, eighth or ninth. But he has your DH. I am with you.You want your DH.

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It's going to be three, four, five, two, three, four, five,

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like somewhere in the middle of the lineup. They put him at the end.

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Yeah, that's weird.

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But he hit the home run last night. That's like what I forget which manager was pulling this trick. Maybe Tony Laruso where he was batting his pitchers like seventh or eighth, where he was doing that weird thing.

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Yeah, but you do have, there have been cases where pitchers are actually decent hitters. Like the Giants ORG did that. I think, didn't Bruce Bochy PERSON do that with, what the hell? Madison Bumgarner PERSON. And I think Bumgarner PERSON also,when they played an American League ORG team, I think he stayed in the lineup. To hit. I think he did. I could be wrong about that. But Bumgarner was one, like he was a good hitting pitcher.There are a few that are like that. Not many.

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Jacob de Grom PERSON when he's not injured.

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Jacob de Grom PERSON could hit.

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Can hit.

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Yeah. Now with the DH, it's different, obviously, the Universal ORG D.H. But yeah, it depends on what you got and who you got.

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The Mets had a pitcher, I believe his name was Walt Terrell PERSON.

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Yes.

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When I was a kid, right?

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I think he hit two home runs in a game one time.

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Look at your recall.

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I feel like I remember that.

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You've no idea who DJ Stewart PERSON is.

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But you're recalling Walt Terrell PERSON.

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In Wrigley GPE, by the way.

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In Wrigley GPE, he did it?

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See, Eddie PERSON remembers too. That was like a big, that's so weird. What things. You remember? Yeah. Just like we'll always remember the Bartolo Colon PERSON home run.

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In San Diego GPE down the left field line.

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You're absolutely right.

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We're just always going to remember that. You're right. Somewhere down the road, Jerry, in 30 years, some young punk will be doing sports. I'll be like, I remember.

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Well, he'll be younger. But he'll be like, I remember when I was a kid.

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I was really little, but this big fat pitcher, Martolo Colon PERSON hit a home run. You know what I remember about that? Gary Cohen PERSON calling it one of the greatest moments in baseball history.

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Think about that.

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I feel like I need to watch that during the break. Just to see the trot. And him run around the bases?

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Yeah. If I ask you right now, you got three seconds to think about it. What would be the first like met memory, like a play? I know you just mentioned Walt Tara, but what comes to mind first if I say Mets ORG, go? Probably, well, the 86 Mets for

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me, but if the earliest memory would probably be a Dave Kingman PERSON home run in Wrigley Field

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where you would put one on the street. And for me, I think about the Mets ORG beating the Dodgers

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and Fernando Valenzuela and like 1982 going to that game. It is funny. Yeah, where our memory, right, where our baseball memories are.

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I'd say another one that I always think of, too, and you can argue fair, foul, whatever, with the Santana PERSON no hitter. I remember putting that game on, boys were little, and I think they were in bed already. I think Kim was upstairs already with them, and I put that game on in, like, the fourth inning. And he goes to the mound, no hits yet. I remember watching every inning, and I put that game on in, like, the fourth inning. And he goes to the mound. No hits yet.I remember watching every inning, and it just felt like something was going to happen that night. And I remember sitting there, locked in, watch the post game. That's another one. I think it was a Friday night or Saturday night because I don't think we worked the next day. But that's another one just sitting there watching that I'll never forget.

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I don't know why. You'll remember that forever, Jerry PERSON. You'll be an 80't know why. Well, you'll remember that forever, Jerry.

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You'll be an 80-year-old man. I do remember that forever, yes.

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And the Braves celebrated, I guess yesterday was the 50th anniversary of Hank Aaron's 715th.

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Yeah, Dusty Baker was in the booth with Keith and Gary PERSON.

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Oh, is that right?

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I figured what a name. It was the fourth inning, whatever. And he was great. Recalling stories of Hank Aaron PERSON and what he meant to him. And they had the 715 in Center Field, which was really cool. So, whatever. And he was great, recalling stories of Hank Aaron and what he meant to him. And they had the 715 PRODUCT in center field, which was really cool. So, yeah.

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And the Braves wore those uniforms that Hank Aaron wore that night.

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And who was it, was it Craig Sager PERSON? Who was the reporter that ran onto the field? You got it. It was Craig Sager PERSON, a young Craig Sager that ran onto the field with all the fans.

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Yeah. How about they just let fans run around the bases with them?

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Well, as I said the other day to the guys, it's like I was watching that doc documentary.

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And when you're looking at the highlights of 86 and they clinched the division and then when

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they win the series over the Astros ORG, like everyone's running onto the field.

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That's not that long ago.

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And now, I mean, you get arrested.

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Oh, yes.

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You get tackled and arrested.

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Yeah.

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Although when a bunch go at one time, it's very difficult, too. Yes, but now they have so much police presence that that's not happening.

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Not going to happen.

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Does that feel like 50 years ago, Jerry PERSON, or no?

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What, the 86?

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No, the Hank Aaron PERSON situation.

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Well, considering, I just turned 50, yeah.

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And you were just, you said you remembered that as a one month old.

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I don't remember that, as I do not remember that.

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That you really enjoyed the Hank Aaron.

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You had asked your parents to stay up late that night.

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There was, do you remember, maybe not, do you remember a toy that used to be an old robot?

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It stood like a foot or two feet tall.

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And you used to put like not eight tracks,

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but there were some sorts of tapes that would go in it.

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And it would play sports highlights.

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That's where I learned of the Henry Aaron PERSON thing.

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A sports robot?

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Yes.

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Yeah. It was a toy. But it was like a speaker. But that's what I learned of the Henry Aaron PERSON thing. A sports robot? Yes. Yeah. I don't know what that is.

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But it was like a speaker, but that's what it was.

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I can't think of what it was called.

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And it gave you like sports history.

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Yes.

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From a robot. The tapes. You would put it in. And it's 715 PRODUCT. There's a new home run champion. And it's Henry Aaron PERSON.Yeah. That's how I first knew of that.

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I mean, I might need to go on eBay ORG and get an old sports robot.

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Yeah, I forget what it was called. Orby PERSON.

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I'm going to try.

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No, I'm going to try to look at it. Would he tell you other things? Like if you had the right cartridges, could you get like about the JFK PERSON assassination?

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Probably, but I had the sports one.

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Lou Gehrig's PERSON speech I had. That was one. So, yeah, the U.S. beating Russia GPE. Oh, that's a good one. In the Olympics. That was one. So, yeah, the U.S. beating Russia.

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Oh, that's a good one.

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In the Olympics EVENT. That was one that I had. So there were all these different, like, sports calls on this one. Again, it wasn't, it was something between a cassette and an 8 track. I don't know what the hell it was. And you put it in and you would press it and it would just kind of play the call.

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I'll give you two more classic baseball things. You tell me if you remember watching these.

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Okay.

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Do you remember when Pete Rose PERSON got the hit that broke the record?

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No. I do not. I don't.

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Do you remember Ricky Henderson's PERSON steel that broke the record?

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Here's what I remember about that. I wasn't watching it. I just remember him getting up and picking up the base.

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Yeah, getting the actual base. But I feel like that I probably saw that on this week in baseball. Yeah. Right. We probably didn't watching it. I don't even. I just remember him getting up and picking up the base. Yeah, getting the actual base. But I feel like that. I probably saw that on this week in baseball.

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Yeah. Right. We probably didn't see it live. No. I think that was a twib thing. And maybe the same thing with Rose PERSON. I feel like, you know, now we're so used to watching everything we want. You almost wonder what we remember as just a highlight on Saturday morning as opposed to what we actually did watch on a day-to-day basis.

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Yeah, and like the Pete Rose thing, like let's say that happened on a Tuesday.

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Yeah.

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And this weekend baseball was on Saturday.

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Did we not even know between Tuesday and Saturday that it had happened? I was. Or what our news.

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So I don't remember.

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My guess would be my father probably would have told me.

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Just because we were playing baseball.

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He was coaching.

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We talked a lot of baseball. I would think so. Hey, Jerry PERSON, we got a new hit king. And it's Pete Rose PERSON. Pete Rose.

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Yes.

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I remember that was like a blooper.

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I think that was against the Padres ORG for some reason.

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I'm remembering Pete Rose PERSON.

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You have these very good memories.

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You're probably right.

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A little blooper. Probably right about that. The hit king, Jerry PERSON. You have these very good memories. You're probably right. A little blooper. Probably right about that. The hit king, Jerry PERSON. And then there was a game. You talk about other things you remember. I went to Philadelphia GPE with my father at the vet.And this was before tickets got out of control. We sat front row behind home plate, like a one-nothing game. And I remember the game took like an hour and 48 minutes. And I felt like we were cheated.

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Slightly cheated, right. Look at these great seats I have and this is the

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fastest game in the history of baseball. It was so fast. I think they won one nothing or two nothing or something like that and the game was over in a blink. Like, boy, don't blink. You might miss something. I'll give you one more. Yeah. The Kirk Gibson PERSON home run. That was

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awesome. That might be my favorite ever

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baseball highlight. That one I do remember watching. I don't remember where I was, but I do remember seeing that. Absolutely. I mean, the drama that.

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Oh, for sure.

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Was built up around that.

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No, and the way he's limping to the plate and then limping around the bases and he's got the one swing against the A ORG's. Yeah, I do remember that because that was also the time where the A's ORG were the, honestly, the hated team with McGuire and Konseco PERSON, you felt like they were almost unbeatable. And yet there were the Dodgers ORG. I think I'd put the ball going through Buckner's legs and the Kirk Gibson home run is my top two baseball highlights ever.

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Yeah, the problem with the Buckner one is the, the Mets ORG weren't losing that game, even if he makes the play.

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Like they had already tied the game.

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I feel like we, I think I could be wrong, but I feel like a lot of people think that Bill Buckner PERSON lost that game by not fielding the ground ball. And then it was game seven, by the way.

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Right. That's the other thing we think. It's game six, and the Mets ORG had already come back in tight. I'm not saying they would have won. And I'm not saying, I mean, clearly they lost on that play. I know that.But it's not like if he makes that play, the Red Sox break the curse and win the World Series. All that would have done was we go to the next inning.

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Now, they might have won anyway. I don't know. But I feel like that gets lost and also the fact that it wasn't game seven.

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Yeah. And Game 7 was almost anticlimactic because the Mets ORG went out and beat them.

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And I think Darrell hit a home run early in that game in game seven. And it was just kind of like Mets ORG are world champions. But game six was why. You know what? That video, I'll get to take a break. That video of the 86 Mets ORG so dramatic with the whole they show you the ice,the champagne on ice and the Red Sox ORG locker room. And then the Mets one out, two out. And then all of a sudden here comes a base hit and another base hit. It's pretty wild. So there you go.

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Met ORG memories and baseball memories. Oh, baseball memories. And you got to mention this week in baseball, which is always awesome.

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A little twib. All right. All's going to tell you something. We'll come right back with more right here on the fan.

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Follow inside the green room on the Odyssey PRODUCT app or wherever you get your podcast. Jerry PERSON, here comes your sports robot.

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It's Mr. Robato PERSON. That's right.

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This sticks.

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It is sticks.

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I do remember sticks back in the day. This was a huge MTV hit, Mr. This sticks. It is sticks. I do remember sticks back in the day. This was a huge MTV hit, Mr. Robato PERSON. Did you find your robot? Did someone send you the sports robot?

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A couple people have sent me two. And they both look very similar. Again, I was like seven or eight years old. One was the Alfie PRODUCT. And then there's one that looks just like it. That's silver.I'm not sure which one it was. Hold on, Jerry PERSON.

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He wants to tell you something.

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He wants to tell you a sports take.

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Very queen-like.

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Yeah, very queen-like.

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Man, we all thought we were getting robots back then.

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Well, if you watched the Jetsons, you saw Rosie PERSON and you thought we'd have that by now.

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We had the Jetsons ORG.

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We had sticks telling us about Mr. Roboto PERSON was coming.

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We still have no robots.

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And think about that time, too.

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Back to the future, 1985 was released.

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When they fast-forward up to whatever year it was, you were looking at flying cars.

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We haven't really got there yet.

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We don't got squat. We're close. To flying cars? But we're not there yet.

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They fast forward to 2015, correct? Is that right?

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We do have sex robots, which is weird of all the things that we did get.

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What's her name? I don't have a sex robot.

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Miranda the sex robot.

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Some of them look very real, too.

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They do, Jerry PERSON.

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They have real skin, I'm told.

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Yes. Mm-hmm. Mr. Roboto PERSON. Is that cheating?

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If you make love to a robot? Yes, it is. Because you're giving affection.

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You're giving affection to another object. So when you're hugging whimsy? Yeah. Not right.

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And I say, who's a good girl?

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Meantime, after five years of your relationship, you're like, get away from me.

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Listen, Jerry PERSON, relationships are very complicated. They are that. If only we had robots instead.

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Some say I'm like a robot.

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No, just boring. And boring as well. Yeah. I did see, Jerry, that Yukon ORG won another national championship.

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Good for you. I caught that. I caught that on the news. So I said, so Boomer asked me what I thought yesterday because I'd seen Purdue ORG, obviously, a couple of times this year with Rutgers, and I followed them for the last bunch of years. And I said, if Purdue shoots the three, like they always have done, one of the best three-point shooting team in the country, this will be a close game with a minute to go.Not only did they not shoot the three. You know how many they made?

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How many threes they made?

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Yes.

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If they didn't shoot a lot of threes, I'm going to say they hit ten threes. One.

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One three. They only shot seven. So Yukon ORG played this defense. And it's funny because every time Rutgers would play Purdue, it was the same question that I would ask Steve Michael PERSON. All right. Pick your poison.What is the game plan here? Is it to try to limit Edy and see if they can beat you from three or is it to take away the three and let Edy PERSON do whatever he wants? And they've tried different things. They did beat them a couple of times. So certainly the game plan had worked from time to time. Yukon ORG decidedlast night that they were going to let Eadie have as many points as he wants because the two doesn't kill you anymore in the college game, but they were not going to let Purdue ORG shoot threes. And their plan worked to perfection because Edie had 37 points.They hit one three out of seven, and they suffocated them on the perimeter, essentially. I mean, you got really good plan. I know you don't know who these guys are, but you've got, you know, Raiden Smith PERSON, you've got Fletcher lawyer, you've got Mason Gillis PERSON, you've got, I don't know, the kids named Jones PERSON. Like, they did nothing, like literally nothing.Eadie at 37, they scored 60 as a team. So the rest of the team at 23, and I'll tell you, I'll give you a funny one here. I don't have it ready. So they ask Dan Hurley, and I'll have the audio at 630. They asked Dan Hurley PERSON, you know, reaction to the win. His answer was essentially,eh, they won again. By a lot. Like, wow. Was he cocky? Was he sounded cocky, Jerry PERSON? You know what?When you're the last team standing, he's allowed to be cocky. And now is the time to be cocky because the season's over and they're back-to-back champions.

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But back-to-back. But everything worked to perfection for Yukon ORG, yeah. So that hasn't happened since I guess Florida ORG, I think, was the last team.

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The Florida Gators, yeah.

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Are they even competitive anymore, Florida Gators ORG?

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Yeah, but I don't think they were.

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Yeah, I feel like I don't even hear about them basketball-wise.

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Billy Donovan PERSON was the coach of those teams, if I remember correctly.

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They were fantastic for a couple of years. And Yukon's won like five or six championships now in like a 30-year period.

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I mean, if you think, you know, we talk college basketball, and I feel like all we, you know, with college football, you think Notre Dame, you think Alabama, you think, you know, programs like that. With college basketball, if I ask you right now the top college basketball programs, my guess is you would say Kentucky, Duke ORG, you'd start there. Yep.Yeah, Yukon ORG has won, on average. I know it's not every five years, but they've essentially won a championship every five years. They've got six of them in 30 years. It's impressive.

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More of the Yukon ORG women team.

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Than the men.

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Yeah.

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Because of Gino Oriama, the big 80-something game winning streak, they won a bunch of championships.

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I know what you're saying.

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But they have been, you know, whether it was Jim Calhoun back in the day, now Danny Hurley PERSON,

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they have been unbelievable, really have been. They sure have, Jerry PERSON. Congratulations to the Huskies ORG. And then I saw we got ratings for the women's final, averaged 18.7 million people peaking at 24 million. Yeah.

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Highest rated basket. I think highest rated sporting event outside of football. Okay. I think it's the highest rated sporting event they've had since 2019. 2019, yeah.

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And I don't think anything really comes close.

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Baseball doesn't come close.

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Men's college basketball hasn't come close.

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Baseball doesn't come close or the NBA ORG.

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I can't believe we're just throwing that away now. We're letting her, Jerry PERSON,

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we've got to keep Caitlin Clark PERSON in college basketball. We're just letting her do whatever she wants. So this is what I said to you yesterday, and I'll continue to say it. You'll have your answer in the fall and the winter of next year. Yeah, I think I have the answer already in my head.I know you do. And the one thing that I've heard from many experts. Am I an expert, you think? No, you're a legendary talk show host. That's fair. I think a lot of the experts have been like Women's College Basketball ORG has arrived.Now you see. They expect big ratings. They expect big numbers. We'll see. We've expected that with Caitlin Clark PERSON and we've gotten it. We will see now that she's gone if this momentum carries through the next season.I don't think you can definitively say that the women's championship game next year is going to draw 18 million viewers. No way.

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If it's LSU ORG without Angel Reese, and I'm just picking out teams here, if it's LSU,

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I don't know, LSU and Alabama women's basketball, if that's the championship next year. Is that getting 18 million viewers? It is not. I mean, you know, the stars are kind of gone.

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It's kind of like you have a teenager, Jerry PERSON, and you know they're going to make a mistake, but you have to let them make a mistake on their own. Sometimes you don't let them make the mistake. We're letting Caitlin Clark go to the WNBA ORG. Huge mistake.We've got to stop her, Jerry PERSON.

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She wants to be a pro.

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Well, we need college women's basketball to be popular. We just got it popular. Or she just got it popular. And now she's going to walk out that door, Jerry PERSON.

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But that's actually not true because the Yukon ORG women, you mentioned them before. They were a monster story. They really were. That winning streak, we talked about it. Yeah, but did we watch it? I think we did, not to numbers like this,but I think they got good numbers. The problem is once that ended, the peaks in the valleys, they dipped again, and then someone like Caitlin Clark PERSON comes along, and now we're at the heights we've never seen before.Can they keep that momentum? I don't know the answer to that. We got to give her ownership in the NCAA ORG or something to stay.

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What if there's someone that comes out next year that's averaging 50 a game hitting three small over the place? That would do it. That would be interesting. That would do it. But I don't know that that person's out there.It's hard to do. What we need, Jerry, is an Ellen after Oprah PERSON left. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Oprah PERSON left. We thought, oh, my God, what are we going to do? And we've always said everybody's

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And then Ellen showed up. We always say people are replaceable. Right. Well, we're going to find out if

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Caitlin Clark PERSON is replaceable. Yeah. I'm not feeling great about that, but we'll see. We will see.

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I guess after the break. We'll come right back. We got more to do. We got Boomer and Geo. It's a Tuesday show here. Six. I guess after the break.

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We'll come right back.

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We got more to do. We got Boomer and Geo PERSON.

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It's a Tuesday show here. Six o'clock on the fan.

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What's the theme here?

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I like it.

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I just picked a Metallica ORG.

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No theme.

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I thought there was something.

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Just trying to get people woke up, Gary PERSON.

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They're all sleeping.

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Wake your ass up.

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Wake your ass up.

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That's it.

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Let's go. Let's go. Do you think anybody wakes up with like a clock radio anymore? Like, here we go. It's 546. And instead of eh, or the phone ringing, it's,

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Wake your ass up. Yeah, I think some people still love the old, yeah.

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There's a group of people that don't like to have their phones in their rooms at night because they think the phone is attaching to their brains and things

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and like, as opposed to your testicles in your

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pocket all day? Correct, right. This is the thing. The phone radiates. If you have it by your head at night when you're sleeping, probably not good. Near your testicles in your pocket also probably not. I have it on my nightstand.

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Yeah, I have mine right there. I'm sure it's zapping my brain all night long. All night long. Jerry, did you see the video of John Calapari walking his dog yesterday? I heard it.

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I didn't see it.

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It's a bizarre video because, first of all, he is probably the most well-known man in Kentucky GPE. I would think so. He's in the news right now because he's leaving Kentucky GPE. And there he is out there, embarrassingly, pushing a dog's stroller. Excuse me?

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He was not walking the dog on a leash? Well, he was at the time he got the person caught up with him to ask him if he had any comments.

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But he was walking the dog on the leash, but also pushing the dog's stroller, which I think sometimes the dog must hop in and out of. It was so bizarre.

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Well, I hope Tyson chicken people are happy because that's why he's going to Arkansas ORG.

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The Tyson ORG chicken people are paying them?

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Well, they're basically going to contribute a fortune to the NIL ORG so they can get players.

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I was also reading that Jerry Jones being the Arkansas ORG graduate is also

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contributing, ponying up big bucks. Because I saw the article on pro football talking. They're like, meanwhile, the Cowboys ORG haven't signed anybody. You know, they made it seem like he's going to do with the other.

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Right, that he's going to spend his money on John Calapari in Arkansas ORG.

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I love the game.

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I do. I think it's fun.. I love the game. I do.

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I think it's fun.

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I love calling the games.

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It stinks this whole NIL thing.

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Yeah. It does seem like it stinks.

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I am all for the kids making money on their jersey sales. And if someone wants them to do a commercial, I think that's great. The fact that we have groups that can just put tons of money in to pay them like they're not pro athletes.

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I actually didn't know that. I actually thought the way they were getting paid was based on the jersey sales and doing

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commercials. I didn't know they could just get cash for no reason. A lot of their money comes from what they call their collectives.

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Oh, just hands in them cash?

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So these groups can pay them.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Man, I got to go.

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I think I have still a couple years of eligibility left.

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That's why it was it, Mike Rapoli is his name from Under Armour ORG, I think, with St.

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Johns.

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Like, he's dumped a ton of money into the St. John's ORG collective so that they can pay players.

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I mean, that's kind of what's going on all over the country.

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Man, you must really love your old college if you're pouring cash into pay partners. Yeah. I mean, and if I was a St. John's ORG alum that was loaded, I would probably get involved too because it's legal. They're not doing anything wrong. It's just, I don't know. It's not the same. I don't know what the hell it is anymore. I might pour some money into Kane University, Jerry PERSON,

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just start paying some of their players. Let's get a competitive team. And then they can transfer to Division I ORG and they compete for a national championship. Oh, I don't want that.

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I don't want them to leave my Kane University ORG. Well, they're not going anywhere. It's still be Kane University ORG.

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Oh, I see. You can, basically, you can leave their Division 3, I would think, Kane ORG.

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So you can apply for Division 1 status and you're going to have to, I would think you'd have to change the building a little

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bit, make some additions, make it a little bit better. But you can, you can move up if you'd like.

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Jerry PERSON, I don't have that kind of cash to be doing that.

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Well, maybe you dip into that 401k PRODUCT, you cheapo.

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I did see yesterday the hot Twitter take was that Dawn Staley should take over John

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Calipari's position at Kentucky GPE.

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Go forward.

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Yeah, Chris Carlin was one of them.

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I heard Maggie PERSON do that.

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Maggie Gray PERSON was... Thanks for checking in. You got it. Anytime. But here's the thing. Oh, that was a complete waste of time.

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Isn't it a completely different game? Men's basketball versus women's basketball?

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I mean, it's played differently. Yeah, men's basketball is played above the rim, though the three-point shot is prevalent

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and the biggest thing about it. And I think the women's game is there's no dunking for the most part.

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Some girls can. But for the most part, you don't see a lot of that. It's a three-point game too, though. It's, I'll say this,

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the women's game and the men's game in my lifetime right now is as close as it's ever been with the way it's played.

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Also, if that's going to happen, why would, first of all, why, like, wouldn't you want to start, if you were coaching women your whole life, and then you're going to really like, I'm going to coach men college.

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Wouldn't you want to go somewhere where you kind of get a little experience first, not Kentucky GPE?

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No, I think someone like, I think someone like Dawn Staley, if that was what she chose to try and do and

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they wanted her to be the next head coach. Yeah. I would think she comes in with Clout PERSON as a championship head coach. She's not 25. She's obviously a little bit more mature. And I think that would be the right type of person to do it.I know I wouldn't tell her to go coach high school boys to get used to that. No, I don't mean high school boys, but like, you know, Indiana State University ORG, you know, something where they were winners.

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I think if you dive in, you dive into the deep.

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Yes, absolutely.

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Then the other thing was, if you're a supporter of women's college basketball,

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why would you want the best coach to leave your...

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That's a fair point.

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You know what I mean?

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Like, I don't want to keep her.

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Yeah.

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If I'm South Carolina GPE, why I don't want her going anywhere?

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Right.

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You're already losing Caitlin Clark PERSON.

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The game, yes.

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To WMBA. Angel Reese PERSON. Let's keep, you know, South Carolina GPE might be the next interesting story for women's basketball.

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The only thing I don't know the answer to, and this is where the whole men, women crossover comes from. I don't know how you would relate to the 18 to 22 year old. Now, as a mom, sure, but you're not their mom. You're their coach. I don't know if the female coach with the 18 to 22 year oldI don't know because it works the other way. I mean, Gino Oriama PERSON has been phenomenal. I sometimes wonder how does he relate to 18 to 22 year old women that go through things he never went through. That's true. But it does work that way. So maybe it would.I don't know. Try it.

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Let's give it a shot. I mean, what the hell?

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I'll have a lose.

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I'll take a look at that.

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Right now, the big name is Nate Oates PERSON.

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So he's the coach, I know, he's the coach at Alabama who just got a new contract with a $20 million buyout, I believe.

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So if you want him, I think you have to pay Alabama $20 million to get him out of his contract.

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So we'll say, and Danny Hurley's PERSON name is being mentioned, but I don't think he's going anywhere.

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Any relation to Bart Oates PERSON?

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His uncle.

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Actually, he's younger than Bart Oats, because he's 49.

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Bart Oats has got to be in his 60s now. Where does Nate Oates PERSON coming from?

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Where does he left? Alabama. They just lost to Yukon in the final four. So then he's been rumored for Kentucky GPE. And they were scoring 90-something points a game, and Yukon held him to 70.

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Defense travels, Al PERSON.

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We've got to take a quick break.

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When we come back, Moors PERSON to do is. Well, we'll wrap it up, actually. Not a whole lot more. And then Boomer and Gio at 6. Odyssey Sportsman at Amy Lawrence talking, Yukon Hoops ORG. It's the dynamic duo of

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Alan Jerry PERSON, the superheroes of WFAN ORG.

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I've got about 40 seconds up. What else? Not only did we get a video of John Calipari walking his dog and pushing a dog stroller, Jerry PERSON,

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but Julius Randall's wife, Kendra PERSON, she said nice things about John Calipari PERSON, said that they had that her grandmother was very ill in some crappy little hospital in Kentucky GPE.

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They called him and said, hey, do you know anyone at the U.K. GPE hospital?

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Boom, got it right over there, Jerry PERSON. He knows everybody there. Helicopter airlift. Yeah, well, I don't doubt that John Caliperi PERSON's not a nice guy. He's going to help his former players. Yeah, I mean, Jerry PERSON, all you had to do is see this guy pushing a dog stroller.

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I was a little emasculating.

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Well, now we can do that in Arkansas ORG.

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I know he probably wanted to get out of the house and like,

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he had like a little rat dog?

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Yeah, it's like a little rat dog.

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Really? Yeah. And a stroll, a dog stroller, Jerry PERSON. What if he probably wanted to get out of the house. He feels like a little rat dog? Yeah, it's like a little rat dog.

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Really?

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Yeah. And a stroll, a dog stroller, Jerry PERSON.

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