"I Want a Chainsaw" Mail Bag

G to provide you with all of your male bag needs. Danny, as we gave the Mallard travelogue on Saturday, and you told an amazing story about the beauty of children, the innocence of children, and how you don't mess with their string cheese. Yeah, and you told an amazing story about how you should not parlay UFC bets no, no round robin parlay. And I felt like such a schmack. I said, what are you doing? That's a plump pussy right there. But anyway you can hear that on the Saturday podcast.

We got a lot of mail. We have limited time, Danny G. So I think We should get to that right now and answer the people's questions. These are all questions sent in by actual listeners of the show, real human beings, real human beings that have sent their messages in. But before we get the party started, we must have the proper open to the festivities, all right. Thank you to ohio Al for that little ditty. We appreciate that,

and we thank you all for sending questions in. And the first one comes from Rick from San Ramon Own. He says, last week's podcast February was the most entertaining since Danny g came back. You guys had me laughing my butt off. Thank you Danny for digging up the hot Carrelson drop. Still funny as hell. Also, to add to your bleep conversation, I used to listen to Howard Stern every morning when he was on commercial radio back

in the midnightties. Part of the reason I thought his show was so funny was the bleeping out of the curse words. Now that he's on satellite radio, it's not as funny anyway. Thanks for continuing to entertain. You make my Sunday night walks much more enjoyable, says Rick from San Ramons so thank you. And so we talked about cursing on the on the podcast and you know this, that and the other thing. And it took me a ship ton of time last week in posts production to

get that many fucking bleeps into the podcast. Listen, you are such a motherfucker. You piece of ship is what you are, all right, motherfucker exactly. But we will keep it up. And I agree with Rick because I think we're probably around the same age. The the art of saying bad things without actually saying bad things is a skill, and there's something impressive about that. Blind Scott from the North end of Boston, right, so, and says, Hey, can

you do me a favor on the mailbag? Uh, he says, please? Uh can you tell the story about Henry Hill and how he was trying to break into the radio station? He says, I used to listen to him on the Howard Stern Show back in the day, and Uh, the dude from Good Fellas. He says, I'm sure a lot of listeners would like to know the story. H Yeah, I can tell that story, blind Scott real quick. I can't give the full version. But years ago, Greg Bergman was my producer at Fox sports radio and I was

doing the Ben Mallor show. This probably goes back oh Man, fourteen fifteen years something along those lines, a long time ago. And so in those days, I before the show, I was doing the overnight show, and I had to go out of the studio and I call into the local affiliate in l A A M. Five seventy the late great Joe McDonald was hosting a nighttime show, and so I would do cross talk with him, where I promote my show and talk to him about whatever is going on.

So I would walk out of the radio station out on There's a side door and I would walk out and kind of walk down right on the corner of So Pauloda Inventura, and that's where I would just talking. It was nighttime, there's nobody around. But on this night it was during the summer, and I walked out before the show, and I walked by this guy that was kind of disheveled, looked a little a little out of sorts, and uh, he said, are you on the radio? And uh? And I said, as I remember, I said no, no,

I'm not on the ray. And I kept walking even though I was walking out of radio station. So I walked out of the radio station. I went and I did my my business. I walked back. The guy is still there. Now he's close to the door and he's uh. He's you're you were just here, you lied to me or something like that. You're on the radio, and uh and then and my uh no, and I'm not on the on the radio. And he says, I'm Henry fucking Hill,

and I want to get on the radio. I have a story to tell and I want to get on the radio. He's cursing every other word, you know, funk, this ship, that, all this stuff. So I'm looking at this guy. I'm like, man, oh man, this guy's nuts. He thinks he's Henry Hill, the guy from Goodfellas. So I was able to get past the door. Now the guy gets piste because he saw me get in the studio. I used my card key to get in. Now he

sees me in. So now I closed the door quickly and he starts banging with both fists on the door. He's hammering the door, and I told Bergman, my lightweight producer at the time, Burgie, I said, take care of this, you know, take care of this, to make sure he doesn't get in here, and I walked away right into the other studio and we were talking about a show and my favorite movie of all time as Good Fellows. I love the I love the movie. It's my my

favorite mob movie. We talked to one of the guys that you should you should check the go on Google see if it's it's maybe it's actually him. And I went on Google images. It was Henry Hill, a man that had killed people, got a murder, gotta go in the mob, Henry Hill, and I walked right by him like it was so crazy, Danny. I guess he had been in the witness Protection program but they had gotten him.

He was living in Sherman Oaks, which is where Fox Sports radio studios are located, moving to Burbank, but it's still to this day that is probably the craziest thing that's ever happened to me in that building. It's wild. He pissed him off. You're lucky he didn't whack you. Well, he was so hammered. I don't think he I don't think he knew what which way was up and down at that point. But still, you see somebody, I'm Henry Hill. You Oh yeah, sure you are. And I'm Santa Clause,

you know. But yeah, anyway, Jared from Parts Unknown rights and he says, given your love of words, origins and all not mentioned, not to mention your vocabulary being larger than all the other radios. Boy, that's nice sucking up from you, Jared, thank you. What are your favorite words, Danny? Do you have any as well? He says, endeavor, cool sounding, easy to use, Sue sayer, plucky are his favorites. That's from Jared. Yeah, so I have a sliding skaggle. First,

I have a sliding scale. I like the word hornswoggle. That's a fun word. I like words that are fun to say that kind of make a smile. Your brownie is a good word, Mama, Luke gobbled the geok uh. Those are all words that are pretty good. And I like learning new new phrases. And I've often said that all we have is word right Danny word spoken word radio. So it's we're pretty much saying the same thing. I give the same rant all the time. But the only thing that can make us stand out a little bit

is to change the words. I mean, we're we're talking about Aaron Rodgers five days a week. There's only so many. You gotta change it up, you know, you gotta mix in a little a little spice. What are some words that you love, Danny. The first ones that come to mind bamboozled, it's a good one. How about effervescent, effervescents a big word. Yeah, these are probably the only big words I know. Um. I mean, I like when you put a couple of same letters together, like in the nineties.

You know, we were kids of the nineties and we would always say funky fresh, sure some good back to backwards, funky fresh for the nineties. Well, you're talking about a literation. So I love Brian Wheeler, who used to be the voice of the Trailwazers and to be amazing, astonishing, you know, astounding, you know that kind of difficult, demanding, daunting, boom shaka la ka laka. Right. They are taxed, tormented, and tortured, you know. So, yeah, those are all fun things. And

I try to change it up. I do. There's a few words that I kind of get caught on that I just keep repeating because they're in my lexicon, and and I go with it. So, but there's there's a lot of different words out there that we have endless amounts of words. So thank you for that, Jared Mike from Fullerton writes in on the mail bag, he says, uh, oh, I didn't play the that's a bad job by me.

Hold on, excuse me. Mike from Fullerton says, hey, Ben after hitting it out of the park as a guest host on daytime Radio, what TV show pastor present would you like to be a guest host on? Danny? G you two? So any of these Steve Harvey properties feed would be a lot of fun. I knew you were going to say Family Few. Yeah, my, I think Family It's a great show. I love that show. That would be really good. I think I could have some fun with that. I used to watch when I was a kid.

A ditch school. Prices Right, that's still on. I'll have a different host, so Prices Right would be good. Any of those game shows I think would be cool to do. What about you, Danny, what's if you could fill in on a TV show pastor present? According to Mike, which one would you pick? Well? In honor of Timderni tips, I'd have to say I would love to fill in for Chuck Woolery. Oh yeah, love connecting back and be back in two and two, Yes, love can or you

could be on what's a radio show? But love Line? Yeah, the love Line when you were younger? And who was your favorite? Now? Doctor Drew was on love Line for forever. Drew was good. Adam Corolla on that show? He was, but they had Striker was the co host the poor Man, who's uh, we should get him on the podcast? Is he still around? The poor Man? I'm not sure. He'd have to be really old, but maybe we can track him down. Poor Man's in l a radio guy like

the rock and roll version of Vic the Brick. Who's the sports you know, the sports guy? And and he was the original host of Love Line. He sued and there was a bunch of stuff that got on. But that would be that too. And then one last one, I would say in It's a day when Vana White was super hot because that show? How many years has Wheel of Fortune been on? Now? Pat Sajax still looks exactly the same food. When we were little kids, though, people wanted to bang Vanah White really bad. And you

imagine being the host of that show. Oh sure, And then but she also had the Price is right. They had those showcase showdown girls or whatever they were on there that was also popular, and I think there were some scandals with that. Oh yeah, Bob Barker was famous for hooking up with those prices right girls. In fact, he got sued and that was a big deal when we were kids. He was always in the news for being sued for sexual arresting. Well, the women were impressed

by that little penciled dick microphone that he had. That was pretty impressive. But he did all the booking and I bet he did. Yeah, Jennifer and Richmond Virginia right, since says, hey, Ben and Danny g online passwords are a pain and I keep mind pretty similar to each other. Uh, and I take I make notes of them. But do you take the time to come up with unique, clever passwords for everything? Uh? No, Jennifer, absolutely not. I did

not come up with unique passwords. I hate the work email, which I don't really check, and I have to reset it every six months, and you can't use the same password you've used in the past, and and so I'll have to write that down. I usually forget it and I have to call one of the bosses and say, hey, I got locked out of the email again because like three or four times a year, maybe not that many times. There's a couple of times a year we have to do training online training, so I have to use my

work email. But other than that, I never look at it because it's you know, that's the first thing they get rid of. I learned when they did get rid of me in oh nine, that's the first thing they get rid of is your email. So I don't even bother with it. Uh. And the other thing about that I know from some people in the cyber world, well, it seems great to have a really hard password. A lot of times people who steal passwords will just get access to the full database, so it doesn't even matter,

you know what I mean. You could have the hardest password the world. But if if the people that you know hacking to the website get all the passwords, what are you gonna do and have your password? So anyway, vols fan Jimmy from Fayttville, Tennessee, Sis for both of you guys. With gasoline prices soaring so high, have you considered buying an electric car? Yeah? I actually had a gas electric hybrid that was you could go like, you know, eighty miles on the on the electric or something like that.

I had to get rid of that car was a lemon. So we had to return that car. The Mallard mobile was a Lemon. I remember that. Now you would be paying more attention to this if you were driving to the studio every day like back in the day. Yeah. Well, my wife drives a lot to work. She's got along, so you guys still have to budget a lot of gas. Yeah, yeah, she's you know, it's it's a it's a marathon. It's a lot of time in traffic. And well, speaking of gas, when I was in Vegas, you want to talk about

price gauge. So I went to the Costco in Vegas as always, that's why I go. I'm a Costco, love Costco. So gas was really cheap at Costco in Vegas. It was like three dollars and fifty nine cents or something like that. Kirkland brand gas. Birkland brand gas the best kind of gas. So it is it is the don't play the buzzer, it's not wrong. Okay, it's a really good brand of gas. Anyway, So I got the gas and uh, and then I'm driving out and then we get to prim where I went into the ghost town,

told the story about the ghost town. So I get the prim Now this is in Nevada, so it's the same tax, it's the same everything as the Costco in in Vegas, and it's all the trucks to take the gasoline to Vegas from l A have to go down that highway, so it's not like it's out of the way. They were charging five dollars in like sixty nine cents for the same gas. Uh, this was not obviously Costco. This was a name brand price gouging gas station, but

over two dollars more a gallon. And they were totally taking advantage of the whole Russia invading the Ukraine thing, that old deal. And yeah, it's another form of COVID blaming. You could just blame any increase on COVID or now the war. And also so yeah, supply chain issues because of COVID and all all of that. I got mail. I got mail. Yeah, because of trucking. It's because of ships. Screw you pay me, Yeah, this that or the other thing. Did you see burger King? I think I read online

Burger King. They're not going to lower the price of the chicken nuggets, but instead of giving you ten, they're gonna give you eight. I don't want to eat any of those. Well, I hear you, but I'm just saying like, it's do they realize that that is inflation? You're paying the same and getting less that that they're making it seem like, well, we're not going to raise our prices. Well, but but you're giving people less for the same amount,

so they're paying more for less. Burger King, I have an idea for you make your shitty fries taste better. My my, my, one of my grandfather loved, loved uh. He loved going and enjoying Burger King. And I was never a big Burger King fan. Burger King was good when we were kids. My mom would hold that out when we would go to church on Sunday. That was her bride. Do you guys are good and you make it through the song and you make it through prayer without laughing and causing a scene. I will take you

to get a hamburger at Burger King. The ingredients were quality. I know that they went through an ownership change and their ingredients have went down the toilet. Do they still have the long I haven't eaten Burger King in a long time, but they still have the long chicken sandwich. I think, so the oldest chicken sandwich out there. As far as a fast food restaurant, Burger King has got to be up there. Yeah, and that's been trumped by I mean, everyone's got a fast food sandwich, right, it's

just bait taste like anyway, all right. I don't know if we answered Jimmy's question though, I I I would be open to get an electric car, especially now I'm not driving as much. But I'm really concerned about the mileage because they don't get a lot of miles. So I go out, like go on road trips, and I think it would be a pain in the ask to have to stop for an hour to charge the car every two miles or something like that. Yeah, and I'm

an old school guy. I've always liked fast cars, and I've been driving a stick shift the past four years. So give me some open road and some gasoline. Baby burn baby burns. Pierre and Springfield Masses uses some of the Pro Basketball Hall of Fame where you can see Muffett McGraw and try and he says, Ben, what was your total windfall from the Vegas Sports book last weekend, and he says number two. Since you won't answer number one, Pierre knows me. Yeah, for financial reasons. I never reveal

how much I win or lose for that matter. But if you, of course, if you win too much, I think, what is it? Twenty five hundred is that the number? If you get over one wind, they hand you a paper for taxes. I know with DraftKings, if you win over six hundred dollars, you have to claim it. Always

it over six draft kings. I didn't realize that, but I know in Vegas at the casinos, if you if you went over a certain amount, I think it's maybe it's lower now, so you go to win about a thousand each time and go back to your room and then come back and win another thousand, because then you can avoid having you know, not not that you should avoid paying taxes, Danny, I'm not saying that at all, but if you chose to try to avoid paying the taxes, yeah,

you could conceivably do that, right, Yeah, I mean there's ways around that. So uh, and just tell the government that you really needed all of that money because of the war. Anyways, just says, do you do you see yourself pulling a Musburger and moving to Vegas to do a gambling show and living out your days as a whale at the casino. Yeah. Well, I know it's not my call. I'm in a partnership, I'm in a marriage, so it's not totally my call. But I could. I could live in Vegas. I think I would. I do

pretty well there. He just called you a whale. I resembled that comment. So yes, I resembled that comment absolutely. All right. Let's see who is next year? Any meany mighty mode? Gary a big shot in the doughnut business rights. He says, I listen on I Heart Radio and can't seem to find where to review this program. I have been listening for a couple of years now, and I says, the monologues are spot on, your syndicated or cynic I think you mean cynical. Cynical mind is one of a kind.

I listen every night, or listen to download shows until you are alive. Keep it up. The fifth Hour has been better with Danny g. The staff is awesome, the militia is something else. Thanks for keeping me tired all day. That is Gary. I don't know if he wants me to. I don't know that I need to sit where he works, but he's at a very famous donut chain. He's in management, Danny, and they're very famous in Boston. And they might love

Tim Duncan. They might be fans of Tim Duncan, the basket ball player got you know, yeah, and I might drink their coffee sometimes. I hear you, I hear you. Yeah. I went into one of those places and I asked for a cinnamon roll and they looked at me like I was insane. They said, what is that. I guess in certain parts of the country they call that a coffee roll. I think the lady looked at me crazy

because she's like, don't we don't have donut hose? And I'm like, donut hose, no hose, what's wrong with you? Come on like I'm not for sale? Yeah? Uh, let's see who is next year? Come back it's side from now. Thank you, Gary, that was a very nice review. I'll send you a link. Maybe I already have sent you a link, and you can write your own review. Nick in Wis I think you just did though. Just copy and paste that Nick and Wisconsin says Benn and Danny.

If it were old school w WF slash w W who told you, We told you you want to take your tag team partner? Says that you got to pick a tag team partner, Danny between st Tammy and Montana and judgmental Helen. So these are the two feuding women. Who do you want to go first? Danny? Who would you pick? I don't know Helen enough to know if she would be a good partner in the ring. I obviously I am more familiar with Tammy because she was on the show back when I was part of your

live radio show. Helen, I only know from the podcast. But boy, based on their back and forth, it sounds like Tammy might gouge some eyes out. Yeah. Well, Tammy is the the sweet woman who's got like an unbelievable rage, like a mama bear. Yeah, like a mom exactly, like a mama bear. Ask any park ranger, what is the most dangerous situation to be in? Getting near a baby? Come and you're dead meat? So I would say Dammy

for that reason. Yeah, all right, So you take Tammy and I'll take Helen because Helen, you know, she's from New York, so she's got a little great to her and uh, you know, probably always kind of going around a little cynical and all that stuff. And uh, and she doesn't even pretend to be nice. She's just that's all she. I mean, just attack, attack, attack, attack. So we gotta set that up, a steel cage deathmatch. Let's get it on, get along, bring it on, bring it

on in one quarter? All right. See, Helen doesn't call the radio show. If she called the radio show, I could make that happen on the live radio show. I guess it's possible we could do it on the podcast, although I'm not sure how the logistics of all that would work. I think I would have to buy some more equipment to do maybe another phone. You only take one call at a time where I am right now? Yeah, all right, Uh let's see we have have Carlos in Houston.

He says, little word of advice for everyone who is listening, don't listen to last week's podcast. We're working out so hilarious. I just want to know how do I get on the Mallard payroll. I know Chris and Houston moved on to the day shift, and you need a Houston caller. Yeah, we had that guy that called for a while from the factory who was just really bored and then I ripped him and then he got upset and became feisty and he stopped calling. So, yeah, I think we're deficient

in Houston College. We've always had a couple of callers from Houston, but right now we're a little short there. It's weird because you always speak so highly of their professional teams. Well, I am very kind, as you know, Danny. I speak the truth and many people can't handle the truth, and so I have to explain these things. And uh,

that's right, absolutely correct on that anyway, he says. Uh. With Hugh Chris moving on to the day shift, he says, you need a Houston caller also, Danny, we need that drop that says that is a complete load of crap, and maybe you'll also be able to find it. He says, So a drop request for you, a complete load of crap. Carlos also said I just want to say, fuck Rob Manford. I missed baseball because it was the only thing to look forward to since the Rockets and Texans suck ass.

Uh so so says Carlos, Well, okay, thank you for that, Carlos. I second that, man, and I know you got to talk to John Morossi on Friday. It's funny because a few days ago, my Queen Sinderoni asked me, so does this mean baseball is not going to start on time? And I said, that's exactly what it means. And she said, fuck those guys. She's that's her favorite sports. She wants Dodgers back, she wants baseball back. And I think she spoke for the whole country when she said, funk all

those guys. Yeah, no, I agree with the Queen Tinderoni. There and these players and the owners are quiet, quiet and trying to get everyone in else. They all are using the fan as a as a prop, as a pond in this, and their fans caught in the crossfire. The players don't give a shit about the fans. The owners don't give a shit about the fans. That's the reality. If they did, they'd all take less money and lower the price of tickets, and lower the price of cable

television how much they get from television. They lower the price of beer, hot dogs, and all that. If they ultimately really cared about the fan, the stuff would not be as expensive it is as it is. To go to a game. So when they say we when they say we care about the fans, all fake news. It didn't happen. Damn right, Well, I mean that did happen. They did say it. But yeah, Ben, last season, we had to fly to Colorado to see our Dodgers in

order to get reasonable ticket prices. Nachos that were eight dollars. Eight dollars. You know what eight dollars gets you at Dodgers Stadium. Yeah, you get some catchup packets is what you get. If you're lucky, you get a side of ranch for eight dollars at Dodger Stadium. Oh yeah, that's another thing that's changed in our life. When I was a kid, the Dodges, owned by the O'Malley family used to brag they were the greatest deal in town. And

they were. They didn't have a lot of options, didn't have a lot of options at the concession stand, but everything was cheap. And I remember when when I started going out there a lot in the media O'Malley still on the team. There were no advertising side like that thing was pure. And now it is like a bathroom stall in Jersey with all the writing on it and all that stuff. It's uh pretty I mean, I get it. I would probably do the same thing if I owned the Dodges, but it's just changed so much in my

lifetime it's pretty wild. Let's see who is next year. Ozzy Momentum says two questions. Danny, you seem like a masculine, do it yourself type of guy. Ben you less, so what's you how dare you? What's your go to power tool at home if you have any. I do have two toolboxes, but but no power tools to speak of. I've always had to borrow. I don't need them that

often to invest into having my own. The last couple of things I put together furniture wise, where they called for a power drill, I just did it by hand with the screwdriver. See that's how masculine you are. It wasn't easy and it took way longer than it should have. Alright, that's how That's how he rolls. I actually have a few things I've picked up over the years. I wish I had a chainsaw, though, that to me, that's the

most masculine. Hey, Psycho, no no, no, I would love because you know expensive it is to have a tree removed. It's like a thousand dollars. And I'm like, I can go to home depot or lows and rent a chainsaw for a day. And I I'm not that I'm Jack the Ripper anything like up, but I can cut down a tree with a chainsaw, or at least most of the tree. I think I'd be fine at that. So that's that's quite the racket, Danny, Quite the racket. Man, oh man, all right, let's see here. What don't we

have time for a few more? Caleb from Neadville rights in, let's see here. I got mail, yea, I got mail, yea. Not that exciting camp down, he says, big Bend. The interview with Scott Farrell last weekend was has only been bested by your interview with Lenny Dikest. Well, we could get you know, we should get Dike Straw on again. He'll come on. He's a friend of the podcast. Eddie's afraid of Dikestra. He's afraid of Lenny Dikester. It's true. It's weird. It's like you're not gonna be in the

same room with Lenny anyway. Thinks Lenny is so diseased he might get the cooties or something. Anyway, Uh, The interview with Scott Farrell last week was only be bested by the interview with Lenny Dikester. I was glue to my radio with both of those guys. Please tell me, do you have any more guests lined up that have just as outlandish as low as get Well, well, Danny,

you're you're the you're the book. I work with you on that, and we're trying to get if you want to recommend someone along those lines, and he can get some of these guys who are just a holes and won't come on the podcast, but others are big fans of the show or whatever, we are willing to do it. So yeah, anybody's reasonable, we'd love to get on. Yeah,

And I think one thing I found out recently. We talked about this on last weekend's podcast when we went over the Curse Words podcast is becoming one of those words. So recently I've been leaving that p word out of my emails and text messages. So it's it's gonna be interesting. You know. It's not easy to book guests, especially when it's uh, you know, a thirty minute hit, because these guys will go on some shows for ten minutes and that's all they want to give you. It's not easy

to get somebody for a half hour. Yeah, and so as some of the guys we've had on have just after a few minutes just decided they don't want to do it anymore. In the middle, they abruptly stopped the interview, and you're like, whoa wait a minute here, what the hell just happened? And then your you scrambled Travis and Roseberg also said, was your most recent Vegas trip a

reaction to interviewing Scott Farrell? Pure pressure? It can be a bit Uh well, no, I wasn't laying on my bed in Vegas, uh, pouring money on top of my head. And and that trip had already been played before we had a chance to have Scott Farrell on. So was it like four play for you? Though? Uh, it didn't hurt. It kind of fired me up. I'm not gonna lie it fired me up. I was like, Wow, this is gonna be fun. Uh, let's see branded from houses on

on your Monday show. You have the incident of ice line And I'm just curious why the last caller is always called number five? He says, So that's actually you're mixing up the bits Brandon, you're mixing up the bits. That's not the incident of ice line is where people

just call up and scream ridiculous things. Uh, you're talking about the game we play the next night, which is where we play a sound bite site the bite it's called you have to figure out who the person the reason we did the fifth callers because that's the second clue, and it always seemed to be Justin and Cincinnati, so and I would always give you a mathematical reason why I was going with caller five. Yes. Yeah, Roberto came on the show and he didn't know the show. The

first night he said, Lebron James. So that's the inside joke. You will still hear Lebron James sometimes as Roberto's answer, Yeah exactly. Terry from England says, have you ever had a monologue star or a star's agent come after you at work where the boss had to have your back? Says Terry in England, Yes, yes, Terry doesn't happen very often, but I have been confronted via when I went on the website, I got a lot of trouble with the website.

I got a cease and assist letters and all that it was a big paint and it took us on the radio show. I have been in trouble with the the commissioner's office at one of the major sports leagues for something that I said. That was awkward, getting in trouble with the commissioner's office. And I've I've had people

coaches that have complained and things like that. So it doesn't happen that often, but it has happened, and it's it's always really a badge of honor, Danny, if somebody gets that upset by an opinion that they feel the need to contact your boss and complain and rant and rave, I mean, what are we doing? So but that has happened, and uh, I think that's all we have time for. So Sarah in Minnesota, who's actually in Florida, she had a great point about MLB, you know, sports teams in general,

the value of sports teams. Uh, and she I think she says, she became a snowbird. She's with her friends, but she listens. When the friends go to go away, she'll listen to the podcast. So thank you for back Big Greg in Iowa, Reverend Green and Colorado Springs, Slash de Moine and j Bone in Portland, Maine and everyone else. We didn't have time to uh to to have your question, but thank you all. And if you missed out on

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