The Fifth Hour: "Get Al's Beef" Mail Bag

We are slaving away over the podcast microphones even on a Sunday, and we we survived, and you, Danny G survived having to put up with my nonsense of the Mallard mini series Parts one in two of my sojourn across the country. Nice to peek inside your travels there. And there's a couple of places I want to go see now. I actually saw a Facebook video last night of a home that was on stilts in North Carolina and it fell into the Atlantic. Well, that sounds great.

I recommend if you do travel to that part of the country. The t s a in Norfolk, there's a back room there, they'll really they'll really touch you in places you haven't been touched in a long time. If you're interested in that sign up, you can go right over there. When I saw that Facebook video last night, thought I was like, all height, Ben was just talking about North Carolina. For sure, there's some beautiful houses there,

and not that they're in my budget range. But if you had a lot of money and you wanted to buy a house right on the ocean, and you you're not afraid of the occasional hurricane the throwing your house, and you can afford afford the insurance, the The sister in law who's got married the wedding we went to, she rented out a house with a bunch of her college friends and it was like a beach front house,

sixteen bedrooms and like twelve bathrooms. It was insane. It was this mega mansion and it was like three million dollars, which is a lot of money, but a house like that in l a Oh, forget about exactly. And it's right on literally there was a path to the Atlantic Ocean from the house. It was beachfront property and it was like well, and there were other houses across the street that were not that bad. All right, let's get we have mail bag. Are you ready for the mail bag?

Then let's get right to it. Yeah. Just a couple of thousand more downloads on this podcast and we could buy one of those homes. Yeah that's all we need. Ye all right, thank you? Ohio. All So, the first email comes from Adrian in the Mile High City. Adrian is a loyal podcast minion and a longtime fan of the show. He's his happy late birthday, Ben, I hope it was a memorable one. Please play the uncut lee

Elia rant again on the podcast sometime. It's an f and playground for the sea suckers makes me laugh crack up every time. Oh yeah, that's a great line. I love. My favorite line is pent of the world's f and working the other fifteen people come out here, which is the lead into that line. Great, so so wonderful. Adrian says, how was your trip to the Midwest? How's the family and appling? How is the wedding on the East Coast?

Well we addressed all of that in the Mallard mini series, Adrian, he says, what is a Rerigley field like since it was renovated? Well, I use the analogy. It's like a little bit of disney Esque and Downtown Disney when you were visiting Disneyland Adrian in California a few months back, So you know what that's like. He says, did you see Doc Mike while you were there? That that's something we didn't address, Danny. I did reach out to Doc Mike Goat and Doc was in Florida with a patient

in air quotes, and so he was not available. He he said he was going if if he had been in Chicago, he would have driven to the Wisconsin Meet and greet in Appleton and uh, and so he asked about deep dish. I ate a bunch of deep dishpeach, three or four different deep dish pizzas. Uh party. I think you only eat a couple of pieces of those things and then you're full. I wish I was back in my fat days when I could eat a whole pie, but I don't have that skill anymore. Adrian says, I

was bummed out the here about your wedding ring. I heard a lot about this, Danny the podcast. I I mentioned the snaffoo at the beach. He says, you should look in He named a silicone ring here, he says the ring he wears, and he's got a physical job. He says at the watermeter pit he could easily lose his real wedding man. So he says they run twenty to twenty five dollars each and are durable, and he says he's had his for three years. Uh. He also

mentioned the incredible Hulk toe nail situation. He says, how is your toe nail holding up? Not good? Um? My toe is fine. It just looks really nasty, and I feel bad when any time I walk by kids and they look at my tone. Said, boy, I don't want to be like that guy when I get older. You should have showed that to the t s A agents in the back room. Yeah yeah, hey, yeah, you wanna mess with me? I got a magical toe. I'll give

you that toe. You want to pat me down into a body frisk Yeah, make sure you touch my orange toe from the goo that's coming out of where the nail used to be. Adrian also says, my Bronco orange number three Russell Wilson Home Jersey finally arrived. I see it there and now he's got his kids. I like the hat. I love you can't see this, Danny. But he's got the old Bronco hat, the old Bronco logo, which you know I like. I'm I'm not a Bronco fan, and you certainly aren't your a Raider fan, but I

like that logo. Old school one, great old school drop I found. I think his name was Hector. Do you remember cool Dolup Broncos lost? Yo, Yes, that was a good one to us, that one. Yeah, cool Broncos lost, he says. The Orange and Blue Wrecking Crew headed to l A for the holiday. Oh, that's right, Broncos and Rams on Christmas Day. Look at that. I have to go to that game. That would mean I have to get out of family engagements. I don't know if that

will be allowed. Uh, says ps. I was cracking up at the best of Fifth Hour podcast is past weekend. Shout out to Danny G the microphone Throttler for putting those together. He enjoyed that. Uh, and you did did a fine job on that, putting all those hides. Now we are we fully out of material. So if I take any more time off, there's no more material that we can't do that kind of thing anymore. I could

maybe scrape up one more episode like that. Alright, So twenty years at Fox Puts Radio, we've got four podcasts and material. Yeah, I mean each one was about forty minutes long, so do the math. I mean. It was cool though, to find that many old clips of you and your voice changed as the years went on. Well, you became very manly, but you sounded like a teenager at the beginning, very masculine life. Life kicked me in the nuts a few times. And then royals on the road,

aren't Ben Miller. I don't need to bring that royals having their problems on the road. I'm Ben Mallock. All right, come back, pay at touching. It's time from me. I'll call all right. Next up we go to Let's see here says boys one moment making the Sunday Mailbag magic happen again, Ben, welcome back. A few comments. So this is I believe from our favorite couple, Helen and Stu

in Palmetto Bay, Florida. Uh And they say a few a few comments a Ben Mallow show, fill in observations while you were on vacation, any question for both you and Danny J. First came suffrage. First came suffrage then came the Montana, white sheet wearing woman of the k k K. Wow. That's right, Danny, g fire up the racist drop, as Helen says, here, we're going there first a few weeks ago. A few weeks ago, was it black hole or black hole that Tammy and Montana was

referring to her anger issues and mental illness aside? We have no time for her deep rooted racism to Wow, Dammy's racist. Uh, the email continues, We're putting that p one horsehead out to pasture. Wow. Helen is vicious, vicious with these emails. Uh, email continues Ben. On a personal note, we can always make more money, but we can't make more time. We wish you and your equally hard working wife would have taken an extra week for yourselves. Well

that's very kind, Helen, and you are correct. That's one of the things that I've learned over my life as I have lost a number of relatives and my parents and whatnot, that that's the thing. Like you money. You know, you have a lot of moneys. Great to have a lot of money. You want to, like certainly a little better life. But the one thing that you can't put a price tag on at his time, and you have no idea how much of it you have, how much

you've used, how much is left. And so I I agree with you on that, but I like to work, and I live in a great place. I live in a good location in the north Woods here, and traveling is expensive. So those are all the variables involved in that. Helen says, breaking news, the worst NFL decision ever by Fox and Rupert murrach Uh, He says, not resigning Aikman and Buck, but giving the colorless and lifeless Tom Brady three hundred seventy million over ten years, more than Aikman

and Buck combined per year at ESPN. Says Helen, I did a monologue about this the other night, Danny. I do not believe Brady is gonna be very good. I'm good. I'm not like upset that he got the money. Good for him, he got the money, but it just continues

the jock occracy. We'll see how this works out. Uh. Brady brings a lot of revenue in because he's a big name, and even at three five million, I'm pretty confident the beancounters at Fox have done a cost benefit analysis and determined they're still going to make money on that contract. Yeah, I think he'll do okay, and he's going to be more of an ambassador than anything he was entertaining. Although there was some production value to it. Remember the balls song we used to play. Oh yeah,

I didn't touch those balls. I didn't. And somebody put together the whole montage of the balls and use the tea pain the effects on it. So I'll insert that right here. Some guys like a round and some guys like a vantage. Guys like, to me, those are all perfect to meet the perfect. You got a feelings, you know, I grab it, I grab it perfect. Those things up because it throws up and block them away. Balls perfect, like I said, I had. Nope, yeah, ah, some good

balls memories there. But that was one of the fun scandals that we got to that dissect there. How many monologues? How many ball monologues did you do? Oh? It was great. I was using all different ball analogies. I was wonderful. It was so great, so glorious. I used that we needed were juggling like eight different balls. It was a lot I was. I was holding ball, touching balls, you name.

It had a lot of balls. Anyway, Uh, the email continuously, very lengthy, very lengthy message from our friend Ellen and Stu, both our friends there in Palmetto Bay, Florida. She says, Now, as Warner Wolf would say, let's go to the Ben Mallers show. Fill in audio tape. She's not a fan here of Chris Plane, she says, or as we refer to him as Vladimir Gluten. Wow. One out of ten,

Brian No. Five out of ten on the Helen and Stu scale, says the best drop of the week maybe the year Eddie Garcia and to Brian know I'm here every night, You're just a visitor. Wow did they say that? I don't know. How about shut up man Moncy? Helen not a fan of Monsey. Uh, took a shot at her man her scorecard. Yeah, she's breaking down all the people that have been on the show. I thought Monsey

did a good job. It is one of those things though, on sports talk radio, like put a email on sports talk radio and there's either people that love it or can't stand it, and there's very few people in the middle. Yeah, and most women are caddy, so they actually don't like

hearing women on sports talk which is interesting. It is odd, but then you have like the creepy guys that hear a female on sports radio and want to sleep with them and think, you know, that's always a and in their imagination that said woman wants them of course, wants of creepy tweets to follow. I feel bad for the ladies here now. You you know, getting attention is good

to a point. But I worked with Karen Kay and kk would get these really wild prison letters from dudes that were in the in the jail for like murder ands, wild stuff, and they were all they really loved k big fans of her work. Boys. In closing, will Tom Bady be the next horrible Joe Montana in the broadcast booth? I don't think he's gonna last ten years. I believe that's not gonna happen, but he will last more than

Joe Montana. Montana lasted nine games and some playoff games, nine games and some playoff games and then quit over at NBC and the email sign never from nags Head, North Carolina, Helen and Stu Palmetto Bay, Florida. Okay, I think Brady will be Okay. You've seen his personality blossom since he left the Patriots, regime, and he's been more likable to a point. Yeah, but the problem in Howard co Sell with the term jock ocracy, he brought this up.

The problem is these guys are part of a fraternity, and to be truly great, you've got to step on some toes. You've got to rip certain people and tell stories that that old line, what happens in the locker room stays in the locker room, what happens in Vegas stays and things. You gotta tell some of those stories. The reason, part of the reason Charles Barkley is so great is he's willing to press the boundaries and he doesn't give a crap. Well, maybe Brady will surprise everybody

and do a little bit of that. I wonder how I set Peyton Manning is that Peyton's got a lot of money, But that could have been him, right, that could have been Peyton Manning getting that contract, cut that meat. They should put Gronk on the sideline, by the way, in the Gronkmobile, the gronckmobile. Well, he's he's got a job lined up for him. It is odd that Tom Brady is getting to do normally, you have to play for the Cowboys, to get this kind of deal, right

is isn't that normally how this works? What a brilliant movie. I did say that I would give Fox management credit. They wanted Brady. Every network wanted Brady. And when they let Aikman and Buck leave, people were like, what are they doing? I can't believe it. I can't believe they let Aikman and and Buck leave and trade back essentially the ESPN. But they must have had some kind of inkling that Brady was going to agree to a deal to join them, and so they essentially blocked ESPN out

from getting Tom Brady. Because ESPN has spent all the money on Aikman and Buck, there was no seat for Tom Brady. It was a brilliant move. If that's you know, it's not really my cup of you know what, But for them that was wonderful. Yes, we do. Ozzy momentum rights in he says, good day, lads. A few questions for you. If you were in the military, what branch would you want to be in? Yeah? So the the answer here, Uh, from a logistical standpoint, I would say

the coast Guard would be the way to go. If I was smaller and I could fit in a like a fighter jet. I would say the uh, the air Force would be cool, but I I can't. And I've had a lot of friends who are Marines who say they do not like the army, and I know vice versa. So I guess army would be higher up on the list. What about you, daddy, if you had you going to the military, what branch would you be? I went coast Guard with a winket and nod to several other branches

in the middle. Rry, what about you? I guess I would follow in my grandfather's footsteps. He was a high ranking Army back in the day for World War Two. On the way he worked his way up, he put out fires, so he was on their firefighting squad, which was kind of cool. But any down plane or chopper him and his crew had to put those fires out. So he saw a lot of ship for sure. He came back pretty messed up. Um, But like you said,

it would be nice flying a jet. We grew up with the movie Top Gun, and all of us after that were like, be the best of the best. Wasn't there another Top Gun movie that's coming out? Yeah? They didn't laying it forever because of Covid. Okay, it was supposed to come out a couple of years ago, and I did see a trailer. I guess it's coming out. Yeah, I think it's coming out soon. I saw some billboards for it, so that that usually means within a month

or two it's coming out. But but who in the summertimes? Before you know it, it's gonna be the summer movie rush, all right. Another question from Ozzy Momentum. He says, if the apocalypse comes, where would you want to run and hide? I think Australia might be good, although after all these lockdowns recently, I don't know about Australia. Is there some kind of weird island out in the middle? What about Guam? Could I go to Guam? Would that be okay? We

talked about hiding in Costa Rica. Yeah, Costa Rica would not be bad. And by the way, you're right, I just looked it up. That Maverick movie coming out may no good? So the end of the one yeah, all right? Cool. One more from Ozzi Momentum says, what's the difference between Tammy and Montana and a truck stop prostitute? Ozzy Momentum says, the prostitute can claim condoms as a working expense. Wow,

Ozzy Momentum says, I stand with Helen and Stu. Now that's a plot twist, Ozzy Momentum on team Helen and Stu. And now there are there warring factions among the Mallard militia here, Danny G. Warring factions? Wow today, Mike, alright, what is next here? Let's keep the fun going here? And that's right, I got mail, Yeah, I got mail. Yeah. Kevin in Kansas writes into the mail bag on the fifth hour, says, dear Ben and Danny G. I very much enjoyed the podcast last week, the Trips down Memory Lane.

That's right all, Danny G. On that, he said, I'd never heard the recording of Coop and the Hot Dogs. I was laughing hard at first, and then I was nearly gagging. How how did that bit not win a Marconi? And did Coop suffer any later effects? Now, Coop it was all right, and remember though he had some green relish coming out of his nose. Oh yeah, that was yeah. The Marconi thing. Yeah, to submit the Marconi you have to where we didn't submit it. It's hard to win

if you don't submit it. Can you submit it retroactively? I don't know the rules, I I do. I do realize from previous conversations with Alf the alienal Pinter, who was desperately trying to get me to win a Marconi that somebody has to submit it by a certain date. There's a lot of red tape at that, and I don't like dealing with red tape. No. I remember our company sending me emails because they gave some audio to

the Marconi board for Clay Travis back in the day. Okay, and so I had to chop up audio from certain shows where there was a lot of laughter and some of his better moments on the air, and they submitted it. But you're right there was a cutoff date. Yeah. And I can assure you, Kevin, that the company will not be submitting any of my content for a Marconi award, So you don't worry about talk alright. Next up on the mail bag, on the back and back and back

and back and bag and bagging. I think, is that how Farrell used to do it back in the day, something thinks, But then he would take a shot. Yeah, I don't have any alcohol here, Mike, and Fullerton says, hey, Ben, thanks for the story about ripping your toenail off. A couple weeks ago. My dad was born with messed up toenails that he passed onto a few of my siblings, but luckily not me. My question for both of you, if you were single, would you date a girl with

really ugly feet or would that be a deal breaker? Alright, So, first of all, Mike, I'm not foot obsessed, and I feel if you were to do a checklist of things you could work around, bad feet is pretty high on that. Okay, it's fine because they have these things called socks, Danny, right. I mean, if if a young lady is just you know, she's beautiful in every way other than her feet, who the hell cares? Just make sure she keeps the socks on.

You're good to go, right, that's the trick. How are you gonna make sure she doesn't wear some chalk gloves or some flip flops? Because there are some women with some pretty beat up feet, But yet they let them breathe and they let him out there for the whole world to see. Now, you gotta know what you got and what you don't have. Like I I know, I I should be covered at all times. I don't have I'm not built like a Donnis, so I cover up.

I'm absolutely naked right now. But if if your feet or your weak link, if that's your kryptonite, then just you to work with, you to work with. How would you nicely tell her though, that she has Chewbacca feet? I would just if she kept bringing sandals to the house, I would just throw them away. So, and I don't know what happened. Somebody must be taking your sandals. Oh that's right, it's the trash man. The trash man is taking your sandals. Anyway, all right, what is next here?

Let's see you? Uh, let's over that al right, william writes, and he says, hello, Benn, did you go to a Timber Rattlers game? Went in Appleton next to us? Sarrios. I go to that restaurant on the way to the stadium. I did see the ballpark right down the street, great pictures from Nag's Head, been there many times. A green Bay native, Williams says, currently living in New Hampshire, goes Celtics. So he says, I did not get to a Timber

Rattlers game. It was the weather was bad enough, and I knew I had tickets to a cub game and the weather was gonna suck there as well. But I would I would love to go to a Timber Rattlers game at some point next time I'm in in Appleton. Maybe we can do a Mallard meat and greet the ballpark and throwing a pictu or something like that. Tommy Lee, not that, Tommy Lee. But you've gotten at a different time.

Be in Maryland right soon, says been in all of your travels career and flights to Hawaii, any airplane mechanical issues or close calls things, and this is awesome for you, Danny. No, I I've never I've had turbulence on flights where it was it was bumpety bumpety bumpitty bumpitty bumpety, and your questioning what the hell is going on? But I never got to the point where I thought, well, this could be game over. The worst experience I've ever had, we

told on the podcast couple weeks ago. At O'Hare, we had taxied away from the gate and we were waiting for clearance to take off. Some yahoo at the airline did not check the forecast and we got stuck. There were no gates available. They they left us on the the plan on the uh what do you ever call I don't know what the term is, but whatever that is the tarmac. Yeah, they left us out in the tarmac for like four hours and they changed the law. You're as he goes how to do that anymore. But

that was like the worst experience on the plane. Did you have any flights to any that were you know? Up and then yeah, one for me it was a flight to New Orleans. Wasn't a mechanical issue. It was a weather issue. They couldn't land in New Orleans because of some pocket of bad weather right over the airport. The jet just kept circling, just kept circling, waiting and waiting for a weather break. The captain gets on the intercom the speaker and tells all of us that we're

almost out of fuel. Oh great, thank you for that. So now everybody's anxious and already overwhelmed because we've been on this flight for way too damn long. We had

to be rerouted to land somewhere else to refuel. Then we had to take off again and fly back to New Orleans and still circle around the airport some more, why didn't you just get out wherever they landed and you go on your way and figure out how to get back to New Orleans Once they refueled and got back there, they only had a circle a couple of times to finally find a weather break, and then they landed and we got off the flight. But I saw people like kissing the ground when we got off the plane.

I beg Yeah, it was one of those flights. It should have been five and a half hours and it turned into like a ten hour fiasco. Yeah. I've been on flights that we get stuck in that holding pattern, but never to the point where they had to land at a different airport and then go back. I've never had that happen, but I've had it. Sucks when you get close to a destination and it's like you're almost at the finish line and then you just going you keep going in circles, like what's the point? You know?

You get so excited you're close to getting off a plane and then bam, all right, who is next year? Let's see page Dan, You've got males mark right? Since why do female sideline reporters have to giggle so much? And keep telling us about all this personal bs. Well, the giggle thing is not just women, it's pretty much everybody on TV. It's chuckles, it's chuckles, chuckles, chuckles. And

the personal bs. That is because of market research that the people that put TV broadcast together are convinced that a way to expand their audience is to tell personal stories. That this will talk at the heartstrings of the non hardcore female fan. That's right, I said it, and they will pay more attention because they hear the story about some guy that came from the hard scrabble streets and and I had to do this, that and the other

thing just to make it. And as a wife that's got this problem, you know the kid, this got this one. Those are the kind of stories that they love because they think it tugs at the heartstrings and gets people to to watch longer that wouldn't normally watch. If you talk about how you had to change your ship diaper this morning, and the lady at homes like, oh, I did too, I changed one of those dirty diapers this morning too. Yeah, Yeah, that's all this some of it.

I got Maylor, Yeah, I got mail. Yeah. Patricia from Lost Wages Nevada via Rhode Islands says, So Band, with all that traveling, which airport did you find to be the best? I was gonna say the Norfolk Airport, but then I had my little T s A running, so it wasn't that. Dallas is very big and efficient. I love the smaller airports in l A. The airport, I hate l A X. But in the l A area, Long Beach, Orange County, Burbank, any of the sign me up.

Those are the airports to travel out of. You might pay a little more, but it's worth it in the end. And they've spent a lot of money over there at l A X to try to figure out how to make it better. The problem is there's one way in really one way out right, there's another way. You can't really fix that, can't you. That's it. It's a loop. You go in, you get the loop, and that's it. So all right? What is next year? You got time

for you? Only a couple more? And Pierre from Springfield says, did you and the mrs close on your new vacation home in the Outer Banks while you were barn storming last week? Also? How many baseball games did you watch during the reception, So we did look at real estate, not that we're gonna buy it, but it's curious. There was some stuff that was interested. A lot of land right on the ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, and get for pretty cheap. Uh. And I didn't watch any baseball games

during the reception, but I didn't make snide comments. When the best man and the best woman gave their speeches, and I was telling my wife Danny, I said, listen, I know this as a broadcast, less is more. These are these people are droning on And I said, when you're public public speaking, I don't like speak, but when you're public speaking, you want to make the audience wish that you would talk longer. Yeah, make the audience wish you would get off the stage right. Get to the point.

They tell this to musicians all the time. Instead of trying to stay on the stage for eighteen minutes when the promoter gave you eight, do a five minute song. Get a standing ovation, because that five minutes was the most amazing single the audience ever heard, and they want to hear you some more. You don't stay there and make people wish they could get a hook and pull you off. Yeah, you don't want to turn this into

the Gong Show. And so that was that was what I was making snide comments Pierre under my breath because these people were drowning on this story happened, and then you know, a month later this happened, and then three months later this happened. I who cares. Give me the good stuff. I don't need the other part of that story. Give me the good stuff. It all started when I was two. Yeah, exactly. Kevin in Rockford, ill and Alway rights and says, Hey, Ben, next time you're in Chicago,

you have to try Al's beef. I did try to get Al's beef. The location on well, that does sound dirty, but the location is it was closed. They were renovating it. Kevin says, the best Italian beef you'll ever eat. In his opinion, he says, hit me up. I can give you the inside skinny on all the Chicago restaurants. I'm a local truck driver who delivers to all the restaurants to Chicago and the Bourbs. I can even tell you which ones have the biggest cockroaches. Well, that's great, he says. Also,

I enjoyed the podcast last weekend. Good work Danny G. So a tribute to you. Let's see who is next year. Carlos in Houston says, Danny G absolutely killed it with the podcast last week. Great job. My question is, how did you come up with the bit when you ask the callers if they're if they want to get on

the air. It has me laughing every time. Are they really that dumb to real eyes that they're on the air, that they're not on the air, or they are on the alright, So, Carlos, that is a classic timeless radio bit, and it's it's available because of the license that we have here. I feel like you and I perfected that bit. Oh yeah, we we were really good. It was great. We were I loved it and I don't do it as often anymore. It's a little harder to do it these days for whatever reason. But we had we had

a blast back in the day. Hello, Hello, Drean, you want to get on the radio? All right, hold on a second, we'll get you on the radio. Duyanne. I want to make sure you get on the radio. How we uh, Danny? Are we ready in there? Can we put this guy alive on Fox? You want to try this again? Yeah? Ben ask him to turn his radio down and clear his throat. Yeah, turn your radio down, Dwayne, and can you cough a couple of times? Yeah, I'm good. We fooled a handful of collars on that. My favorite

one would be where we would time shift it. We'd tell him I'm gonna get you on, but we're gonna use this for Friday, so start your call by saying happy Friday. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it was it was great. Or I I would restart and then yes, I would say their name incorrectly and then they'd get upset, or the city I'd give the wrong city, yeah, or they didn't have enough energy, so yeah, yeah, knock it up a little bit. You gotta pop it up a

little bit. There's a bottom. I'm ready to bring the gas. That was outstanding. All right, we'll get out on that. So unfortunately, Terry in England and Angelina and Scott and all you other fine members of the Mala Mush, you send questions that we just don't have time. We are a tight ship here on the podcast. You have places to go. You'll be what are you doing today? Day? It's a Sunday. What do you got going on today?

Got the Covino and Rich show this afternoon at FSR, and then after that the lead in to your live show, which is Arnie Spaniard with as Plank. That's, of course the Ben Mallard warm up. All right, very good, so a while. I will be on after Danny gets done. Have a great rest of your Sunday. If you want to send an email in, we might use it on a future edition of the Fifth Hour. You can do that Real Fifth Hour at gmail dot com, or just

follow us on Facebook. Ben Maller's Show, and typically Monday or Tuesday will put something up and you can answer away, send a question in and and have a great rest of your weekend. We'll catch you next time we're out. Like a pig snout, say what I did try to get Al's beef? It was a lot I was. I was holding ball, touching balls, you name. It had a lot of balls. What's up with it?