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The Fifth Hour with Ben Mallord and Danny g Radio on a Sunday, Sunday Sunday, because listen, five nights a week, clearly not and off. As we are hanging out in the podcast, do Joe and Danny, I am looking forward to the mail bag. We had an interesting weekend so far. We had Benny versus the Penny on Friday, which we always do, and gave all my NFL picks, and then we had a dueling Banjo's thing with spilled drinks and driving long distances and other random things that popped up
on the podcast on Saturday. Yeah, man, you're officially a Phoenix sun right now. Man, oh man, what a what a drive? What a long drive? Well we'll be making that drive, Danny. Yeah, super Bowl, super Bowl Baby, Maybe we can stay at Turk's house. We'll we'll, we'll harass Turk and make him put us up in his house for a night or something like that. We'll see. Or we can just drive back. Who knows, we go for a day and drive outs a long long way to haul.
But why not with that? Oh yeah, yeah, that's diarrhea? All right. These are actual questions by actual listeners on the mailback. Before we get started, we must queue up the band and our man, Ohio, al it's all right, great job as always, Ohio all what a smart man he knew by making that little ditty that that thing would get airplay every weekend on this podcast. Genius genius move by Ohio. A good job by him, and we start out. I got mail, Yeah, I got mail. Yeah,
start out with Mike from Fullerton. These these messages sent either via email Real fifth Hour at gmail dot com, no numbers, all letters, Real fifth Hour at gmail dot com, or the Facebook page which is Ben Mallard's show, our show Facebook page. So Mike from Fullerton rights and he says, Hey, Ben, I have a hard old radio question for you this week. Generally our national sports radio guys supposed to be welcoming the fans of every franchise, even if it's the cheating
as rows. The fact that you actually give strong opinions, including the negative ones, on My Angels, is a big reason why I'm a fan of the show. But I'm curious if trashing a franchise, no matter how well deserved, breaks some kind of national radio handbook or something. All right, So so, Mike, there there's really no handbook that I know of. Maybe I didn't get the talking points from from management, but it's really how I got into to radio, and it has changed. I will agree with you, Mike,
that the business has changed. It's a lot more cheerleaders and there's people that are in the tank for the hometown team and all that, and that wasn't how it was when I got in to radio. And I guess I'm becoming one of the last and the Mohicans these days. But there are a bunch of people in certain cities that do it. It really goes by market, and I was lucky enough to work in the Boston market a little bit remotely, and that's a town where they trash
the Red Sox if they play poorly. The patriots of the Celtics. Philadelphia is a town like that New York, although even that's changed a little bit. But as far as the national stuff now, all we get told by management unless I miss something here, Danny is do a good show, do an engaging show, doing entertaining show, keep people listening as long as you can possibly keep people listening. And however you do that, whatever you do to create an audience and to captivate an audience is what you
have to do. And just don't get us in trouble. Am I correct? Danny? Isn't that pretty much the mantra from from management? Well, Hollywood, my man, that radio handbook you spoke of is in your company email, in your inbox. Well, man, let me tell you about man. We're gonna make you famous. Yeah, there's no there's no hand book. It's just supposed to
be glued to your radio type programming. In other words, if I'm driving home Ben late at night and you're on the radio and I pull into my driveway, you're so compelling that I don't want to get out of my car. Yeah, or whoever the guy is on the radio, whether it's me or Danny g or whoever, Like, if something happens and your thought is, I wonder what numb nuts thinks about this, you know, And I happen to
be the numb nuts. Like that's a good thing, right if you're And unfortunately, we do have a number of people that do look forward to it. And and and in the same people Danny like to bust my balls when I when I give something out and give an opinion out and all that stuff. And but that's fine as long as you're as long as you're listening. But I do think the business has shifted, the pendulum has
shifted away from being critical. And there's a lot a lot more people that are doing this now that are not not holding people accountable, and they're they're making excuses, and I find that as dull as dishwater. Other people, I guess like it. I don't know, to each their own. It's an acquired taste. I didn't grow up listening to sports radio like that, so I'm not used to it, and I don't really enjoy it, but there's clearly an
audience for it. But I like throwing haymakers. Well, the great Petros and money say that there's only one thing that gets more ratings than sports. And that's fun. So when you have shows that have a lot of fun games and content and fun callers and things like that, to me, that's the best radio that's on the radio. Yeah, it's like making uh, spaghetti or something. There's different spices you can put in there, and different seasoning you can add and changes the taste and the flavor of the
the meal. And so that's how that goes. But thank you, Mike. Next up Hill Billy, Mike writes in and he says, you know, Benjamin Danny Gee, I've been hearing about raising canes off and on. You've talked about it over the years, and your go to for substituting one thing for something else. I never paid much attention to it, he'll bully, Mike says, because we didn't have them here, but they're building one
right down the road from him in Chester, Virginia. And I wanted your go to, all right, So so he'll be with Mike. My go to it raising canes. I go Keniak combo, no cole Slaw, no veggies, no cole Slaw, extra fries. There's also if you like the bread they toasted on one side. But if you ask for it
toasted on both sides. They'll give you a fresh piece of bread, get it toasted on both sides, and then I normally get lemonade easy ice, and then when I drink the lemonade, I then fill it up with one of the uh, the regular beverages that they have there. So that's that's my go to. I love raising cane better than any other chicken joint that's out there, including the big one that doesn't open on Sundays there, so Chick fil A I like raising canes more. But that's
my my go to. I'm all about it. But like everything else, the price has gone up up in a way, Danny right. It used to be fast food with cheap food. Now not so much. Yeah, And unfortunately where I live now, there's no raising canes in my backyard, but if there was, I would have to go on a solo mission there. I have to deduct points from Mike Cleopatra because I took her to raising keynes when we were visiting San Diego or Temecula. Rather we were in Temecula. I took
her to a raising canes ben. She turned her nose up. She thought it was overfried. She didn't like it. She's like, well, I don't understand what all the hype in the fuss was about. And right then I had to really do some deep introspection. Yes, that's the exact word I was looking for, because at that point I just wasn't sure if I was with the right woman. Yeah, that can that can end a relationship. You know, people think we're kidding here, but no, I mean that's a that's a
deal breaker for a lot of people. You gotta think how many meals you eat today, how many times you would like to go get that nice fried chicken from Raising Kines. They had to buy a commercial on this show we're giving away. But it's you're right, and I mean I have similar issues with my my bride. She she has like a gluten free diet that she's on most of the time, so she doesn't need a lot of a lot of bread. I like bread, but I only eat once a day. So when I eat, I
go big. I go big and I go home is what I do. And so we go back and forth. But the cool thing is she doesn't really care. I can eat, we can eat separate things as long as we're kind of in the same area. So it's all it's all good there, all right. Next up on the mail bag, Berry from Music City USA, right saying yo yo mob Benny. He says, uh, the sound bite of no Barrowe is awesome, and I know it took Jake Warner a long time to find that sound bite and
you loved it. Was there ever sound bites for number two through number nine by the same artist? Would you take a new drop of number one to ten? But a talented artist, I would love to have drops for number two through nine. Alex Tisher actually knows one of our engineers. He he knew where some of those bites were, but they're not the same voice. Guy, He says, I think you should send out a call to the Mallam Militia to make those for you. Well, that's a great idea.
That's a great idea, Barry, if somebody wants to send in now. They gotta sound good though, right there, and they can't be cheesy. You know the nineties band you had it, You had one on KRT as well, your name Jingle. Yes, I still have a cart somewhere. I still have the cart. I love that, by all. I have that cart some where in my collection here as well for my name, And there used to be donuts
that we played on the radio station. And then right in the middle of that quote unquote donut, you would play your name jingle, so it would be like back to back fresh jams. Danny G. Yeah, I love it. I love it. I have a nerd when it comes to jingles. There's a great jingle place in Dallas that makes most of those professional radio jingles. And the famous story is that Clayton Kershaw's father worked at that place in the in Dallas. So yeah, dad was a radio
helped make radio jingles. Do you know if that place is still around? Uh, yeah it is. For some reason, I'm having a mental block, but yeah, they'll make you jingle for They have singers that go in and sing the jingles and stuff. That's awesome. I want one for the fifth hour. I know. I would love to get one for the fifth I don't know how much they would charge us, probably a lot because we're associated with the big corporation. They don't realize that this is mostly
a mom and pop shop. But it's uh big time. Uh what is it? It's I'm trying to thank you. Let me see if I can I know the gist of it. Let me see. It's in Dallas, and let me see. I give them a plug here because they're really they're really good here. Jam Yeah, Jam Creative Productions, Jam Create. It's called it jingles dot com. What a perfect website. What a perfect website, jingles dot com. And they make radio jingle station I d s like Danny was referencing and all that, and they also do it
for I guess they'll do it for anybody. So if you have your podcast like this, they'll they'll do it. And it's pretty cool, pretty cool. It was called JAM. It was called JAM Productions before, but now it's called just al right, it's just still called Jam Production. It's called JAM. I thought it was called something else before. But anyway, jingles dot com is the website. So I'm gonna send an email to Scott to see if he'll allocate some budget for some jingles. That would be awesome. Yeah,
I would love that. I would love a new fresh Ben Mallard jingle and uh, and then one for this show for you, and then you could do it for for for your other show, right for for Cavino and Rich you could have a jingle made for them. I'm sure they would love jingles. Oh they're radio guys, they would love that. Come on, it would be all about it. They'd be like, yeah, it's so exciting. Oh, it's so good. Alright,
Next up, Pierre. Let's see we have Pierre from sixth place in the Mallard Militia Fantasy football contest on DraftKings. He says, Man, I believe that you sleep less than I do. That is, unless you are not, in fact, actually posting on so social media and are allowing your vast social media team to handle such petty duties. I guess my question is how many people does Fox Sports Radio employed to maintain the social media empire of the
media giants such as yourself. Well, Pierre, we're never supposed to talk about how we make the hot dogs, isn't that what we say? Danny, You can't talk about how you make the hot dogs and ruin the magic of how this is all made. But there is an army of people behind the scenes. It's a small army. It's the size of the Vatican's army. But it's a small, small group that defends the social media channels. And if you only take turns, if you only knew who was
in the watch tower. It would amaze you if you had that kind of intel. Are you gonna pay the eight dollars a month for Twitter or are you gonna build that to the company? Oh I am not. I am not paying. If the company wants me to be verified, they have I hear they have the money to afford that. Um, but are you gonna pay eight dollars a month to get verified? Any Are you gonna go down that road? It doesn't affect me, so I don't care. Now it's it's gonna be a badge of honor now to not
have the blue check mark. Yeah, I see. Like the whole point of it was it was special because you had to earn it. You didn't pay for it something, they had to give it to you. But now it's if you just buy it, it's not really that special because anyone can get it. You know, a couple of years ago, when I looked into getting my my page verified, they got back to me and they said, cool, you're in line to get the check mark. All you need to do is have a website now so we can
verify you. I did the website and then I heard back saying we're pausing all verifications at the moment, so it was just for me. It was a black hole and not at the Oakland Coliseum. Well that sucks. I had to jump through a bunch of hoops. I've told the story before. I just send my driver's license in and they had to get all my personal information. They own.
Twitter has all my information. You see all the athletes and celebrities that have been tweeting saying if you don't know who I am, if I haven't earned this, screw you. I'm not gonna pay. Yeah, well, we'll see how this plays out. And people are upset because you know, when something's free and then you charge for it, Why would you pay for something you were getting for free? You know what I mean? Like it's like the old line about the why buy the cow if you're getting the
milk for free? You know, the the dating line we heard back in the day with me you get me that good stuff got mail. Next up is Adrian in the Mile High City. He says, Ben and Danny g are buddy, Adrian. I've been singing the Dodger blues the last couple of weeks. The Dodgers always have great regular seasons and then suck at a time they cannot suck during the playoffs. I don't know why I thought this season would be different. The Big Blue Choking Crew cost
me my Dodger World Series Championship wager. Sorry about that, Adrian, He says, go Phillies, and then he points out he's who's writing this and who knows. Now it's Sunday. Maybe the World Series is over by now, but things were looking good for the Phillies at the time he sent this in. He says, speaking of the cheaters, Big Ben had me. You had me laughing my ass off and the meter reader car when you were saying that you would no longer be a Dodger fan if they signed
Carlos Correa this offseason. F albub. Now, I was not kidding, Adrian. A lot of people thought I was exaggerating. No, no I am. I am so far on the side of the aisle, which is anti assholes that if the Dodgers signed an asshole Carlos Correa, I'm out. I'm out. I'll still watch baseball, I'll bet on baseball like Pete Rose, but I am not going to invest myself in a franchise that law lost a World Series to a team cheating, and he was one of the key cheaters, and then
you sign that guy down the line. I don't want to be a party of that. And if they signed Korey and I don't believe they will, But if the Dodgers do, I'm out. I'm out. As long as he's wearing Dodger blue, I'm not. And so that's the way it is. That's how strongly I feel. And that is a That is a deal breaker for me. That is a deal breaker. And I don't think they'll do it. I think they'll sign Dan's by Swanson or bring back Trade Turner, or signs Andrew Bogart's, any of those guys,
not Carlos Carey, Dan's by route, that's better. And you know what, man, it would be like if Machado returned to the Dodgers. He has such a punchable face, so does Correa. I can't imagine those guys wearing Dodger blue right now. You'd want to punch your TV screen. Yeah, Krea is just a dick. I don't want the guy on the team, and they shouldn't want him either. He's bad news. He's bed news Bears is what he is, just like Eddie's Halloween costume. Bad news Bears all right,
next up? Actually, well there's more from Adrian. But wait, there's more. He says, As you fellas know, I listened to podcast while driving around and reading water meters. Well, of course I have to make pitch stops here and there to use the restroom, which means I stop at a lot of porta potties or outhouses. Oh boy along the way. Why is it that some of the most foul things someone can think to say are written in black sharpie on the walls of the outhouse or the
porta pisser? Also, whose idea was it to start that? Most of the time those things are disgusting, and I'm trying to piss and get the hell out of there as quickly as possible, not stick around in there and scribble out a nasty racist message your thoughts get Yeah, it's it's always been that way every in the old
bathroom writing. So I guess the because the theory would be that assholes are attracted to ship, and so there's shipped in there, and so the assholes that they get excited by that, the schmucks and the mama Lukes, so like, hey, I can they can write nasty stuff and nobody will know it's me, and I'll get away with it because there's no cameras in here. And why are there so many accidents inside there? Though? People suddenly lose their aim
as soon as they step into a border potty. Yeah, and also there's a lot of weird things that people put in the bowl, which is actually a bowl that you would never put in your toilet at home. They use it as a trash can. Oh, it's so disgusting, nasty. He gives gives me the willie's just even hearing his email about those things. I mean, that's last resort town
right there. Man. I was at a high school football game a couple of Fridays ago, and of course when I went to look for the restroom, they had porta potties lined up, and I was like, oh God, I gotta piss so bad though, So I went in there, Ben and I did the old T shirt over the nose. Yeah, still didn't help. Now, well, we have a competitive advanch
over the women, but it's still still not great. I was using hand sanitizer for ten fifteen minutes NonStop after that you'd rather go out in the woods and go behind a tree or something like that. The lastly, Adrian says that Phil in cat Brandon from a couple of weeks ago, he says he sounds like Pinocchio from the Shrek movies. If he ever fills in again, you should have him say I'm a real boy like Pinocchio did
in the movie. He goes, wow. All right. Anyway, says the Broncos get the w against the Jags in London. Those high knees on the plane paid off. He says, Broncos country, Let's ride. Quoting Russell Wilson. He says, I'll be listening to the Friday Penny podcast to see who Ben takes in the Denver UH and Tennessee a game. He points out here. So anyway, Adrian, that's Adrian of the Mile said he sent in some photos of Halloween, and I gotta tell you doing some good costumes here.
But the one that I was most impressed with your son dressed up as an in and out employee. That's really good. That is a So I don't think you bought all that. I think some of that you just made. And that's that's really cool. They're so good job. I saw it in and out costume in my neighborhood on Halloween. It made me so hungry. That's good look, man, I gotta tell you that's a good look, so solid job. And I love that you and your wife at the
Bronco game. They lost the game, but you both had the nice You had the old school Bronco logo, which I love. I love that old Bronco logo because it makes me flashback to when I was a kid and I used to the Broncos would always be in prime time because Pat Bowl and the old owner right didn't he he was on the television committee. So the Broncos always, even when they weren't that good, would always end up on a lot of Monday night football games. Cool by
Loo Broncos. Last, we'll keep it going here. Who is who is next? On the old the mail bag? I got mail? Yea, I got mail ya all right? Kevin and Kansas says, do either of you have a fond memory of some earlier sitcoms? I'm thinking the Turkeys Can't Fly episode of w k RP and sent to Nati or the finale of mash You both see him up on pop culture, so I figured i'd I tap your
your memories. Oh yeah, I loved sitcoms back in the day, and when I was a kid, there wasn't the Internet, so we watched a lot of TV at the house. I mean I watched everything from uh the what was the the Well? The Jefferson's, watched that moving on up to a was a penthouse on the west side or something like that. Whatever it was, Three's coming up, Yeah, Three's coming to the east side. There there there, Uh Bosom Buddies, we went with Tom Hanks that was on.
Of course, Uh Mork and Mindy you go down the list, man. We were big TV people. We were big TV people in the day, and we loved being offs of spinoffs of spinoffs. Yeah, watch Cheers, Mash, all those, all those. You didn't watch Mash. When that would come on, that would be a signal to turn the TV channel or turn it off. Remember my older brother getting up when the old Master reruns would come on, and he always grumbled, this show sucks. We were too young. We didn't understand
anything going on in that show. So yeah, I we had it on. I didn't like the bloody stuff either, but I loved Hawkeye and I actually or or Clinger believe we'll see what had? You see what had? I'm wearing, Danny, this was this is an homage. A listener sent me this, but in a homage to mash it looks kind of blurry. I thought it was a death row hat. No, I'm wearing a Toledo mud Hans hat. I have a Toledo
mud hands hat which was warm dog sent you that. No, No, he sent me some weed, not that, not this smoke weed. But on any specific moments, I mean I watched tons of stuff. I don't know if any anything. I remember the last episode of Cheers when everyone went on Jay Leno and they were all hammered. Oh, speaking of that, how about Johnny Carson's very last show. That was big tonight we had that on. It was always I hated the music acts. I wanted more comedy. I hated the interviews.
I loved the monologue of Carson. I love that. I love when they did some funny bits, stick his bits. Those were good. The headlines thing you know here. I remember everybody gathering around the TV the night of his final show. It was a big deal. Yeah, David Letterman was was big also Letterman early days before he became the main eleven o'clock where he talked about his NBC
bosses all the jib. Yeah, he talked NBC and ge Right was in the Electric that owned owned the company, and he'd mocked them and he just do crazy stuff that It was wonderful because we didn't have the inn. Now people do that crap all the time on TikTok, but in our day back in the Stone Age, Danny, that's that was amazing. That was like, this is the
greatest thing ever. Yeah, and he actually had good music acts. Yeah, him and well Paul Schaeffer and they brought they brought random people, but he I loved the Biff Biff Henderson actually met him. It was the funniest thing. When I covered the NBA Finals in two thousand, Biff Henderson was at the finals there and it was not an act. He really did not want to be there. It was so funny because you think of that as kind of a stick and all that he did not want to
be there. We saw him at the hotel in Indianapolis and he was really bummed out that he was. It was hilarious. I thought that was an act. But there were no cameras. He was just like literally depressed. Maybe that's just how we always looked. I don't know, I have no idea, but it was. I have fun memories of the Letterman show. Moving on, we got time for a couple more quick ones here as we blast off and says greetings Bob, Ross, Benny and King Danny. G cool recap of the house party on the show, and
happy halfway on Benny versus the Penny. Neil, This is from Neil from the Real Miami. But this week I have downloaded your podcast from pick the Picturesque West Coast of Ireland. And interestingly the commercials actually have Irish advertisements along with some promos for other I Heart shows. So Mallard Militia members. Neil rights in don't blame Ben for commercial you get. Apparently they are custom made by location. Had a chance to hear your show in rainy Galway, Ireland,
and this is pretty neat Dan. He sent a photo here and in the photo he's on a boat and he's holding up he's got his phone, he's holding it up and you can see the the logo for the podcast right there and then behind him to paint the picture because it's it's an audio thing here it's not. But the faint picture he's on it appears to be on a boat, and or maybe he's just on land, but he's he's near a body of water, and then behind him is a row of houses. So is this pretty? Uh,
it's pretty neat. It's one place that's on my list too to travel to someday. Yeah. I actually wrote back to Neil and I said, my my wife's the same way. She wants to go to take me to Ireland and in that part of the world. And so I wrote back and said, Hey, you gotta let me know the good places to go and and all that. He says. For the question, Neil rights and he says, it's clear you are traumatized by calls email from the Fox Sports
radio bosses. That is true. But have you ever avoided a call from the boss and only found out that he wanted to give you a huge compliments about your monologue that day or any others? It's that like your talent or shows. If so. No, I've worked at this company for twenty years. I don't think I've ever gotten a you're really good call? Uh? And no, no disrespect to management or anything like that. I just don't think i've maybe have you gotten it, Danny, I've never gotten
that phone call. I've never got you know, I just want to say how good you are. I've never gotten that. I mean, I've gotten calls where there was a compliment to start the call, but that's not why the call was going on. Well, it's the compliments, sand which all bosses do. You are with a compliment, you then get to the point you actually want to make, which is the person's socks and they're terrible at their job, and then you finish with a compliment. Yeah, your show yesterday.
I was laughing my ass off. And by the way, I need you to work on extra seven hours this Saturday. Yes, exactly exactly. It's And when I get a call from management and it starts with a compliment, I am then waiting for the other shooter drop. I'm like, Okay, they don't really believe that. What are they really getting at? What what is the gist of this phone call here? And so I'm waiting for it. I'm waiting for it. I'm waiting for it. And the suspense of what they're
gonna say, Ben sucks. How dare you so? But I'd love for them to check in every once in a while and say, hey, this is I have heard from some people in sales that have had like clients that are fans of the show, and they're the funniest thing about that, though, Danny is they're always surprised. They're always surprised, like you're doing the Overnight Show. I don't understand this.
I don't understand why the clarent likes you, but whatever, you know, it's like kind of like that backhanded compliment thing. But I digress. A couple of quick ones, Nick and Wisconsin says banning Danny g I enjoyed the would you rather questions, so I'm going to going back to the well, would you rather give up your favorite food forever? Or give up sex? That is from from Nick and So. So I do love chicken fingers my favorite food, but guess what, I also loved Philly cheese steak, and I
love Chinese food, and I love Mexican food. I love crunchy tacos. So I am gonna I'll give up the chicken fingers. What about you, Danny g Oh, I'm a smoothie drinking pool. At that point, I'll just live on smoothies. If you're taking all my favorite foot away. No, no, he said, just one. He said your favorite dish. That's it. Whatever your favorite. He needs to come correct with those. Would you rather that's an easy answer. Yeah, that's a no brainer. Come on, you gotta do better, Nick, I
know you've got more talent in there. Calm down on that Sunday morning. All liquid diet or you know, lose sex forever. I had a buddy of mine, a radio friend, who did a liquid diet years ago, and he lost a lot of weight and then he started eating food again and gained it all back. So what's the point? You know, what's the point? You know, it's because it to to maintain you have to continue on the liquid diet. I that's what I've heard my friend. That was his experience.
Daniel Daniel in Ohio. Last one, he says sports are never going to go away because I guess the sporting question. They're never gonna go away because sports are just games, competition and distractions. Well, really, a lot of things in life are just distractions. Right. There's a lot of important stuff and then everything else is a distraction. But he says, but what do you think would need to happen to bring our interest or the salaries of players, coaches, et
cetera back down to reality. That is from Daniel in Ohio. Well, I would have said a global pandemic would have on that, but we just had one and it didn't do ship to the amount of money that people in sports are making. So the thing that will kill the golden goose is if television no longer pays the bills. Television is the sugar daddy. I know it's moving to the Internet. And if we get to the point where TV no longer can draw the numbers to it's all. It all trickles
down from television. These sports leagues are just TV networks there. They just provide programming to TV networks. So if the audience isn't there and they can't monetize it and then give the money to the sports leagues, they don't make enough to maintain the books, right Danny, with it just ticket sales is not enough to pay forty five billion dollars to your quarterback or your left field or you're starting pitchers. So that's the thing. Outside of that, it's
essentially bulletproof. But television that's the thing or whatever television becomes TV meals yeah, for sure, for sure, all right, we'll get out on that. Anything to promote here, Danny, anything at all. It is Sunday. I will be back. I can tell you. I'll be back in the Magic Radio Box God Willing tonight at eleven PM in the West after the NFL hopefully after Game seven of the World Series. And I'll be on until three am Pacific six am, so that's two am to six am Eastern
time where most people live. So I'll be that and it's my one day off of the week. So hopefully the Raiders can bounce back against the Jags. Maybe their offense will show up this week they get off the bus and uh. And then tomorrow in the afternoon from two to four pm Pacific time, I'll be on with Covino and Rich. I'll give you a high fives, alright, my hero outstanding. Thanks for supporting the podcast. We appreciate it.
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