The Fifth Hour: "Tape Your Mouth Shut" Mail Bag

and that means one thing and one thing only. It is time to plump up Danny G. Because we are about to jump head first into a colossal Bafo sako addition of the mailbag, and that means, ohio A, let's at ome. It's all right, thank you for that, ohio. All these are actual questions sent in by actual listeners. I would like to put out we did not get the backscratcher yesterday. We ran out of time. It's okay because nobody scratched our back, Danny. Not a single person

scratched our back. Bad job by you. But there's another opportunity. This week, And if you want to help us out, the podcast page is available, the Apple podcast page, and you can write a nice review. We got shut out this week. We had a bunch last week. We had like four or five last week. This week none. I wouldn't really call it a shutout. I would call it you being a really bad teacher giving out too much homework. No, people are busy voting right now for the biggest award

show this season, and that is tonight. And if you missed the Friday podcast, go back. It is your partner, it is your assistant, it is your comrade to walk you through batch, your significant other to the twenty twenty three Bennies which are going to kick off tonight, all the awards given out, all the honors. What an amazing night, the greatest night of overnight talk radio and sports that we have. But so no backscratcher. But let's get to the mailbag. We played Ohio, how so we must get

to the actual questions by actual listeners. Let's get to it. The first one, it's from Fred in Spring, Texas. He says, hey, Ben, and Danigee. He says, Ben, can you share some of your experiences on New Zealand radio. Did you ever visit New Zealand? Did you ever master knowledge of cricket or rugby? Says Fred So. First of all, I've never been to New Zealand. I would love to go to New Zealand. I was a correspondent. I was the American correspondent on

the They had a bunch of international correspondents raio. It was called Radio Sport in New Zealand, and I loved it. It was great, it was wonderful and all that. Unfortunately, when COVID came around, that's it. They did not make it through COVID. They were casualty. The entire network went

out of business during COVID. The reason, the real reason they went out of business is it cost a lot of money and the company that owned Radio Sport no longer wanted to spend the amount of money that it takes, and so they pulled the plug. They said that's it. You know, we're done, And so I lost the gig. But I had become good friends with Darcy Waldergrave, who was doing the afternoon show and now does but he does. He did a morning show. Now he's on the news

talk station. And the comparison on that would be like in Los Angeles you have KFI. In New York you have WINS. I don't know if WINS is the right example because WINS is just a hard news station. It's more of a news talk But anyway, Darcy does a show on the weekends which is the number one show in New Zealand. It's a morning breakfast show. And I still go on with him every once in a while, but it's no longer a paying gig. I was getting paid to appear on radio sport. I would love to

go to New Zealand. I have learned that my appearances can be preempted by cricket. Cricket goes on forever and ever and ever and ever. And I've learned some fun facts about people in New Zealand that I didn't know about. Like a lot of people go on vacation or as they call it, holiday to Indonesia. That's a popular spot in a few other countries which are obviously not that far away, and New Zealand's not close to anything. But I did also learn that New Zealand and Australia are

not all that close. It's a it's a big flight to go for it. Seems on the map, Danny, that they're right next, but not quite. So it's no surprise that they went out of business because here they were paying big celebrities like you to come on as a guest. Hey, let me tell you something, all right, we have we have listeners to this day because of that. On the

overnight people listen. We're actually on in New Zealand as well, which doesn't hurt Marcus in San Antonio writes, and he says, hello, Uncle Ben and Daddy, Gee Daddy, and a happy daylight savings time to both of you. Growing up as a military brat, my childhood was mostly spent overseas in Europe. Once we returned to the States, we landed in a suburb just outside of Kansas City. This was in the nineteen eighties and the Royals were at the top of

their game. They won the World Series in nineteen eighty five, and it was a great season. Upon returning, or upon entering rather, the sixth grade, Marcus writes, Upon entering the sixth grade, one of my classmates was the son of fledgling middle reliever, a guy named Dennis Leonard, and the son was a bit on the arrogant side. To say the least. His dad wasn't a major part of the Royals, but when the Royals lost a game, everyone would give

him a hard time. Marcus says. My question for you guys is have either of you or your family members ever had to deal with taking crap from someone because of something said on the radio or social media by either of you? Marcus says, in today's climate of oversensitive people and those who are seeking out any way to be offended, I was curious of your experiences. Thanks again for your time, and I will be voting for the Bennis, he says during his can'tnot wait to hear the winners.

That's from Marcus in San Antonio. So I don't want to speak for you, Danny, but my experience is my wife does not really listen that much, so she's kind of out of a loop. And she doesn't really do social media anymore. She stopped at because she heard of some podcast not to do social media, so she stopped doing social media. So she's really oblivious to what's going on.

I guess I don't know if that's the right way to phrase it, but she's she's not She didn't have to worry about this stuff because she's not dealing with it. What about you, Danny? Yeah, same, my dad facebooks. My girl stays off of Twitter and stuff like that. She loves Instagram reels. She likes seeing funny videos. That's pretty much why she has Instagram on her phone, and I can relate to that. That's the same reason I use Instagram as far as like arguing with people are saying

something that gets the family and the weeds. No, my older brother is on Twitter, but he's very much a Magic Johnson tweeter. He'll tweet stuff like I wish I could see this Lakers team all season, so there's nothing controversial going on that's funny. Yeah, my dad used to

listen to everything, well, my mom listening to. My dad would listen when I was convenient for him, which was when I did the Boston stuff when I was on EI, and he would listen, and sometimes every once in a while somebody would track him down a listener, and my dad didn't really know how to deal with that, like, what are they talking about? I don't understand. I was like, hey, you know, it's a phenomenon, right, because if you first start doing this, then everyone around you wants to tune in.

When you've been doing this for a long time, no one arounds you really gives a shit. Yeah, no, they don't give a crap, Like, yeah, he's he's been doing that for twenty years. I'm yeah, yeah, good deal. Yeah. When you start, it's everyone listens, They comment on your your takes, what you're saying. Yeah, they got an opinion, they want to they're proud of you. And then after a while, so I got you know, it's like it's just like driving a bus, you know, it's like we're

driving a bus around town. Next up on the mailback, Mike from Fullerton Rights and says, I'm a big fan of the Benny Awards, as big a fan as anyone, But do you find it worrying how full of themselves the winners become after winning Best Crew Filling last year? Danny g has never been the same? Oh me? Is that true to any Have you not been the same

since you won Best Crew Filling? Well, clearly it catapulted me to the Cavino and Rich Show, and so I do a victory lap every single afternoon on the network. Well that was what put it over the top. Don Martin was just trying to decide what should I do here? What? Wait a minute, crew filling of the year, look me in, coach, I'm ready to play. My man, you just turned into a radio legend. My man, oh man, I'm gonna make you famous moment. He also said, Mike, congrats on me,

Ben finally becoming an Instagram model. I knew it was only a matter of time before you were discovered. Well, thank you, thank you, Mike, and I believe he's referencing to last week's podcast when I finally was sent an offer to be an influencer for really ugly women's sunglasses. Those orange frames look good on you right now though, thank you. I took a dozen. I figured they were offering, so why not. You can't turn down an offer like that. Next up from Kay Ringing in okac He says, hey, guys,

how's it going? Right to the question on the mail bag? What are some of your biggest bets that you won? What are the biggest bets that you have also lost? Says I know, Ben Gambles, what about you, daddy? Gee ha ha ha. I know people get worked up over betting good or bad. I bet it would be awesome content, especially when and gets mad it's hilarious. It's not Radio Gold Kyrie. Somebody wants to hear me angry. They want to hear me happy. They want to hear me flexing

and doing a victory laub. So I will not even share the wins because the wins. Any real gambler who shares wins is full of shit. The gambler remembers the losses, not the wins. And I've had some all time losses. I lost my ass on the Music City Miracle, which you probably might not remember if you're of a certain age, if you're young. But this was the Tennessee Titans wild

card weekend against the Buffalo Bills. Doug Flutie, Brad Johnson, Wade Phillips, that era of the Buffalo Bills against the Tennessee Titans, and Buffalo was in position to pull the upset on the what turned out to me the fateful final play. It was called the Music City Miracle. It was an illegal forward pass from Franky. I checked to Kevin Dyson. I still I could still close my eyes Danny and see the play was a total bullshit call.

The ball went forward. That's an illegal forward pass because they had already lateraled the officials didn't have the balls to call it, and next thing you know, Tennessee went on that play, they scored, They scored the touchdown. I lose my bet. Freaking nightmare. I'm still pissed about it all these years later. And then the other one, the other one I remember really bad. I was convinced the Atlanta Braves were going to beat the Saint Louis Cardinals

in a playoff series. And this is when the Braves had Maddox, Clavin and Smoltz, three bona fide Hall of Fames. The Cardinals didn't have much at all, and they had traded for a guy from I think he had been on the Giants, but he might have been on somebody after the Giants, Will Clark, Will the thrill Clark. Oh god, he had that ugly batting stance. Yeah, and this Jabroni who had seemingly been washed up, so he might have come from like the Texas Rangers or the Orioles or

something like that. But this guy Will Clark had a couple of big hits, as I remember, and the Cardinals, all these punch and judy hitters were getting hits standard Cardinal baseball, killing me and I lost that bet, and I still in retrospect, I still can't believe that a team with Maddox, Glavin and Smoltz, bunch of Hall of Fame position players also and they lost to a second rate Cardinal team blows me away. I bet on the series. It wasn't one game. I bet on the entire series.

So you're not much of a gambler, right, You save your money, Daddy G. I'm a sports purist. I love sports. I do not like losing my hard earned money on said sports. You don't lose your win We're winners. I want winners. Yeah, I've seen you at four in the morning at the twenty four hour Diner in Vegas with your last eight dollars. Hey, but those those eggs over easy are not beat the Pancakes and not be Kevin and Kansas rights in on the mail bag, he says,

Dear Ben and Danny G. Radio. When I was growing up, I watched the weekly baseball game on in BC and the Cubs and Braves on Cable. I learned to do a lot of quick math in my mind by calculating batting averages after each at bat or figuring out ball and strike ratios. I transferred those skills to other sports as well. Did you guys do similar mental math when you were watching sports or were you just watching the game? Does that make me weird? From Kevin? Kevin and Kansas.

So I learned geography from baseball. I learned where the states were that had teams. I learned the minor leagues. I knew everyone's Triple A team and what's state they were in, and that was a lot of smaller places. That's how you knew Ottawa was the capital of Canada. Yeah, I knew all of Like the geography, I memorized so much nonsense back in the day. But I recall that,

and I don't know if I should admit it. I have talked about this in the past, but I at the gym when I'm on my treadmill doing my workout. Every once in a while, I'll flip on YouTube. There's a couple of the channels that put the NBC Game of the Week on. This past week, I was watching nineteen eighty five Dodgers Astros from the Astrodome Intro Guerrero. Yeah, yeah, dominating, and it was Bob Costas and I think it was

Jim Cott. But they were calling the game and it was the full broadcast, and they were talking about the state of the teams at the time. The trade deadline was coming up. There was the Dodgers needed a third baseman, and so it was just I love like stupid stuff

like that. But Bob Costas was like those rumors the sports writers are saying, the Dodgers are gonna get Buddy Bell from the Rangers, and Tommy Lasorda went and visited his buddy Bobby Valentine and Arlington before the Dodgers got to Houston, and they ended up Do you remember who they ended up trading for that year, Danny at the trade deadline nineteen eighty five. Third baseman guy was prolific

in the eighties, had some off the field problem. Bill Madlock, Oh that's right, mad Dog big guy right, Uh yeah, pudgy, but yeah it was a Kirby Pucket looking dude, right, not quite to that level, but yeah, he was yet well Kirby Pucket when he was in shape. How about that. Let me tell you something. Though, I started covering the Dodgers in nineteen early nineties, I'll date myself, but it

was not that long after. Bill Mallock and Madlock hadn't played for the Dodgers for very long, but the people he left such a mark on the Dodger people. They freaking loved Bill Madlock. The guys would talk about Madlock and how great he was. The two guys I recall, and there's all ths, but the two off of my time, I uh that were briefly Dodgers that were beloved in the locker room and around the people that worked for the team. Back when the O'Malley family on the Dodgers,

it was Bill Madlock. And you remember a guy named Juan Samuel, Yeah, Wan Samuel. Juan Samuel was beloved by the people around the Dodgers. I don't know what he did, but they loved the guy. And he was bounced around and played for a bunch of a bunch of different teams. But as far as the Math, I got carried away to any bad job by mad Dog Madlock. Yeah, there you go. But you want to answer Kevin's question, the math and he learned because we didn't have graphics on

the screen like they do now. These kids today and they're graphics. It was only occasionally when they go to commercial or come back to commercial they'd put the score up. Didn't even know what the damn score was. Take that for data. Yeah, put that in your pipe. You're right. We did keep the score Classic Lakers Boston Celtics matchup. My older brother and I would keep the score and we would keep saying the score out loud, and then they would finally flash the score and we would see

if we were right. Try. Yeah, trying to try to guess with the score. That's good. I like it. I like it. Yeah, So definitely, Kevin, You're not weird. I do recommend Kevin, though, and I don't want you to stop listening to the podcast. But in addition, as a companion for you, if you go on YouTube, you can find links to old baseball games, just random like type in certain like Monday Night Baseball or NBC Game of the Week, and these things will pop up. And some

of them even have the commercials. So if you want to go full nostalgia and you can go back and watch some of those old commercials. The car commercials just kill me. Yeah, please the sea Cow well that, but they the national commercials. Most of the cars don't even exist anymore, and you look at them and they're total pieces of shit compared to the cars today, right, you know, Like I mean, this was a brand new car that was it's all excited to have, and you're like, man,

that that's a total Jalopy. What was a sticker price? Six thousand dollars? Oh? Yeah, total, it was like five thousand dollars, four thousand, nine hundred ninety nine dollars right now for a piece of ship that was worth three hundred dollars. Yeah, exactly. Next up on the mailbag, Barry in Nashville, says Yo Yo Yo yo yo mob Benny and Danny Gee, have either of you done or would you do the one ship challenge? So I'm good on that I've not done it. Yeah, somebody offered me some money.

I would consider that. Sounds like something Caveno and Rich and you Danny have either done or will do. Something about needing to breathe correctly is big, especially like I'm a boxer, so I've had two broken noses as a kid. Cartilage in my nose. One of my nostrils is like sixty percent closed. I need to breathe out of the one good nostril. Can you imagine eating one of those chips and you're choking, you can't breathe. That's a scary thought.

I don't need that in my life. Yeah, I'm good on that, So you wouldn't want to use that, Joe missoula thing? Right? Did you see the Celtic coach who's he tapes his mouth shut? Did you see that at night? Oh? Hell no? Oh yeah, he tapes his mouth shut. So he says he gets better sleep because it forces you to breathe through your That's one thing is that, man, I can't sleep breathing through my mouth, So if people ever call us a mouth breather, that's incorrect. I sleep

through my nose no matter what. So that's why I freak out if my good nostril gets stuffed up. I didn't even know this was a thing until I read about it this week. Though. Did you realize that there are people that buy tape to a special sleep tape to tape your mouth shut? What are you a hostage? I would want no part of that, Nicholas. But thank you Berry. Good question. Nicholas from Parts Unknown rights in

on Facebook. He says, why do you keep yelling? Number one? Well, the reason I do that, Nicholas, is to just annoy you. I was trying to figure out how I could annoy you, and I determined after a minute long investigation that you, Nicholas, hearing me yell number one would really bother you. But that is is a tribute, Danny. You know what I'm doing, a tribute to two old HR radio stations. No, you know the soccer play by play, you know the soccer

when there's a goal. Instead, I thought you meant the number one in general, because that number one jingle we got it from Big brother Jake back in the day. Oh yeah, well we had the number one jingle. I love jingles. I'm all about the jingles. Jingles are great. We should have some jingles. I'm sure the company will buy jingles for us. Ben Maller and Danny g jingles the weakest but also the most awesome jingles in Bakersfield radio. As I was driving up the five Freeway last weekend,

everything was a fucking jingle on their radio stations. That's great nineteen eighties style. Yeah, easy, top of the hour news. They even sang to introduce their news. I love it. I'm all about that. And jingles the way to go. That's old school radio right there. The jingle and there's a place in Dallas. We talked about this. There's that guy that place in Dallas and Clayton Kershaw's father was at Jingle. He worked at that place. He made the jingles and all that. Next up is ni in Wisconsin.

He says, Ben and Danny, if you were offered one million dollars but you could only eat ballpark hot dogs for lunch and dinner, breakfast is still okay? Would you take the money? Of course now because you just eat whatever you want for breakfast. You don't have to eat breakfast food. You could eat barbecue, you could eat pizza for breakfast whatever. No I mean on this diet he's talking about. I'm already a winner because he just described

mainly what we ate as kids growing up. Would even cut up hot dogs when she was rich, she would cut hot dogs up and mix those hot dogs into the macaronian cheese. That's when you knew you were bawling. Yeah, ballpark hot dogs are hit and miss I do not. I have an unpopular opinion. I do not enjoy the dodge dog. I do not enjoy the dodge dog. I do not think it's great. But I love of Finnway Franks, the Monster Dog. And there's a listener, Phil in Massachusetts

who used to send me every year. You might remember this. Then he'd sent a big box of Finway Franks, which they sell in the local grocery stores in Boston. Delicious. I grilled some up when I was living in Burbank. They were so good. Yeah, those are good. I really think Phil. I haven't heard from Phil in a while. I hope he's all right, But yeah, those were great, man. I love those monster dogs and the Finway Francs. That's

how you make a hot dog. Cleveland had good hot dogs too, So if I could only eat, to answer your question, Nick, only eat ballpark hot dogs, I get to pick the ballparks. So I picked the Finnway Frank. I picked the dog in Cleveland, no dodge of dogs. I have not been to a Mets or Yankees game in a while, so I don't know what the hot dog situation there is, but I'm sure there's others that

I would like as well. And plus remember that hot dog in Arizona, and they think they have one in Texas which is like it's like five feet long, and they put fries on it, and they put all the other stuff on top of it, Like that counts as a hot dog, right, Nick? I could eat that and then I got the fries. I got everything else on top. But I'm technically honoring the one million dollar wager and the one million dollar wager that has to be after taxes, Danny,

that cannot be before taxes. That has to be after taxes. Do we agree on that? That's something you see on the Food Challenges, Right, you have twenty minutes to eat that whole giant dog with the fries and the chili and all the other concoctions they mixed together. And that guy looked like he was gonna freaking die at the end of it. Yeah. You guy to quit the show because of health problems. Allegedly he moved on did other things. Yeah he's thin now. Mark writes in from Parts and on.

He says a question for you guys, have you ever been late to your radio shows? Yes, I've done a lot of radio. It's happened twice twice. I've been late once. I overslept and that was my boss's fault. I'm blaming him because I had a Friday night show and then he had us coming back. We got off the air at midnight and we had to be on the air

at seven in the morning. We're doing at seven to ten on Saturday morning because the boss figured out he could sell remotes every Saturday at home depots and lows and hardware stores and tire stores. So the only reason we did the Saturday show was because they sold remotes.

But the problem was we'd get off at midnight on Friday, and then we would want to go and kind of wind down, and by the time you get to sleep, it's like three in the morning and you got to be up at six, and so that didn't work out. The other time, I got a flat tire on the way to work and that deep sixed me. So I was a little late, and that was at Fox Sports Radio that one. What about you, Danny, I think that

I am like you. I can count on one hand how many times because we're psycho about getting there on time, and we'll set five alarms on our phone. You're not allowed to be late to radio. Radio goes twenty four hours a day and nobody waits for your show to start. Yeah, it's it's one of those jobs where it's a great job to have, unlike a like a podcast. You can be late. It doesn't the podcast starts when you start doing the podcast. But the radio you're You're powered by

the radio gods. Yea. Even getting pulled over, there was a time where I told the officer, I don't mean to be rude, sir, but I have to get to my radio program and it starts whether I'm there or not, you know, And he gave me a ticket, but it was fine. I was just like, hurry up the tickets so I can get to my show. Yeah, that's cool. Let's see. Can't close the deal, Neil. Right, so he says, what was your most memorable moment of your tenure in radio.

It's kind of an generic question, Neil. You can do better than that, Neil. We love you. You can't close the deal, Neil. It just depends on the day, depends on the day, the moment that you want to go back in time. I've had some wonderful shows, individual shows. I've often talked about. The night the Malice at the Palace happened. I was on the air for five hours

after that. That was unbelievably fun. Sports radio met a lot of cool people, that stand out people I never thought I would you know, would would know that became somewhat friendly with me. So legends people I looked up to when I was a kid, So that was always cool. But I don't know if you can whittle it down to one one moment. Is there one moment for you, Danny? Is it doing this podcast? Is that it? I mean,

obviously this is way up there. But as a kid, I got to interview Digital Underground, a little known rapper was part of their group, Tupac Shakur. Oh wow. And so Tupac hopped on the phone and I got to talk to him on the air for a few minutes, which I wish I had the cassette tape of that. Fast forward to when I was an adult in my early twenties, I interviewed Jay Z and he told a great story about Biggie Smalls. It all kind of came full circle because now I'm really on an FM station

interviewing a big rapper. And then fast forward to doing sports talk radio and it was a very very very big deal. Congratulations to have on the President of the United States. Yeah I remember, Oh yeah, that was Big the Trumpster on the air, not once, but twice. We

love Big Ben, Big Ben's a friend of mine. Yeah, yeah, I always heard those stories when we were when I was growing up and I am being in politics a little bit and be like, you know, the President would call whoever the Red Sox congratulate them or they didn't win. When I was a kid that the Yankees and the President would call up and as a standby, the President of the United States is going to come on the phone, right, And the President Trump didn't do that, he just did

it as well. If he didn't, he didn't have a bunch of people call him up, right. That was the balled on his own cell phone. And you would have thought Brian know was on the phone talking to me because he was. He was speaking to me as if he knew me. And he said, well, I listened to you guys every morning, and and it's like, I don't know if he was just bullshitting, but that's what he told me. So after that, I had a new appreciation

for jeez, people do listen to this crap. That is outstanding A ten out of ten for President Trump there calling up and he was a big radio guy. That was a big part of his life. He does President Trump, but loved radio. He was a regular on stern Show before or Stern went Allwaukee and went off the deep end and became everything he hated and all that. I mean, he was a big part of that, that show and

some other shows. So Sarah from Minnesota rice in. She says, you guys had asked for some information regarding the old Gascon fifth Hour promos and when they were playing, and she sent me the exact times. She says, during the Ben Mallar Show on March fifth and sixth, on the iHeart podcast, they played the old fifth hour promo. What is going on with this? Danny Hey, Okay, so let me explain it to you. The old version stashed away somewhere and he's putting the old version into the podcast

for the Mallards show. Okay, some producers at our network who have the old version of your promo and they have that stashed away and their folders or whatever, and they're just pulling that and putting it in because the Marching Orders say this week we're putting the Ben Maller promo in and it attaches the new version of your promo. But do you think that they go in and pull what's attached to that email? Oh? Come, on too much work. Yeah,

there you go. Well, thank you, Sarah. So contact Coop and let Coop know to change the promo if indeed that is coming from him. In your Ben Mallor podcast. Now, Sarah says, onto more important things. Juicy Lucy's. She says, these two restaurants bars invented the Juicy Lucy and there is a fight as to which did it. I love I love local city Conna. I love the cuisine battle. We have that in Los Angeles with the French Dip sandwich, right with Philip's and Cole's. Yeah, they've they've battled it

out in La on that. This is great. So, Sarah says, they're battling it out. I've had both and they are excellent. Matt's Bar and Grill and the fifty eight Club. We Minnesotans are fired up to see you in May. Well, thank you, Sarah. And I'm still putting the itinerary together and as soon as I get all that lockdown, as soon as the plane tickets purchased, we will let you guys know. We still have to figure out a venue.

I have been corresponding with Regina spin Cycle. Regina, She's got a couple of venues lined up, so hopefully that'll work out. One of those venues will work out and we'll have a place we can all get together and hang out for a couple hours on a Friday or a Saturday and have a wonderful time. I think we'll get out on that. I Scott took a shot at Marcel and Blair and the Red Sox and Mike Is he's a big fan in Saint Louis. He wants me

to come to Saint Louis and hang out. I'll go eat some toasted ravioli there and Saint Louis with you, Mike, with thank you everyone else that we didn't get to. So we'll get out on that. Tonight is the night, Danny, g Tonight it is. We've waited all year, and here it is tonight. I haven't been in a tux since last November when I was on the beach. I've got my boat tie ready to go. Danny, It's gonna be an amazing night. Cannot wait. Tonight's the night. It is

the single greatest night in overnight sports radio. A lot of hardware to be handed out, a lot of big names will be winning, a lot of heartbreaks, as well. If you haven't voted, you gotta vote quickly. You gotta vote by obviously tonight. The voting will be turned off right before the show and then it's over. Do you think there are gonna be any huge upsets? You don't know what the elector's gonna do. The worst caller could go any direction, Rookie of the Year, any direction. These

are wide open categories. I don't know if that counts as an upset, but if you missed the Friday podcast, go back and download that. We went methodically, surgically through every single category, point by point information no one else has about the bunnies. I never got to give Mike Epton speech for my twenty twenty one Benny would be okay if I call in and give my speech one year late. I think you should do it on the fifth hour. Whenever that show the fifth hours, and I

think you should do it on the fifth hour. That would be the way to go. I hate that show. That's a great show, so you should try listening to it sometime. Anyway, we'll get out on that. Have a wonderful rest of your Sunday. Tonight's the night. Tune in, listen, download support the radio show and we will catch you. Then where's my damn ballot? No election fraud, Danny, no election fraud. Later Skater, Hey, hey, let you go. Yeah,

what do you think about the oil? That is a classic line, Helmet man, we just got a new drop