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Speaker 2: and Rich where every stream your podcast? Yeah, I was
Speaker 2: gonna say we've hung out a couple of days. Now
Speaker 2: do we get a rose?
Speaker 1: Do?
Speaker 3: We were getting kicked out of the pods.
Speaker 2: When I got back last night from eating like a
Speaker 2: slob with you, I was trying to catch up on
Speaker 2: the Bacheler and I fell asleep.
Speaker 4: That was it?
Speaker 3: That that was my night, And here I am. Isn't
Speaker 3: any good?
Speaker 4: Dad?
Speaker 2: Patrick does off your schedule. If you're not used to
Speaker 2: getting up this early, it just thws you off.
Speaker 3: So I was out. I fell asleep. Is the Bacher good?
Speaker 2: I don't know, but that's like the pathetic part of again,
Speaker 2: when there's no good sports on, you're like, I guess
Speaker 2: I'll watch the Bachelor, all right, put it on.
Speaker 3: I was out.
Speaker 2: So if you're trying to fall asleep instead of taking
Speaker 2: like melatonin or or edibles like you do all the time,
Speaker 2: Bachelor usually does the trick put you right to sleep.
Speaker 2: Oh I could cut back on the edibles and just
Speaker 2: watch bad reality TV.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it works, you know, The Bachelor to me
Speaker 3: and any reality show, right, I was just tired.
Speaker 2: I can't get into that stuff unless, of course, there
Speaker 2: are a plethora. I said, a plethora, unless it's a
Speaker 2: plethora of crazy hot women like I need them. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but why do they have to be crazy? I need
Speaker 2: them to be crazy, and I need them to be hot,
Speaker 2: and I need them to be fighting with each other
Speaker 2: when the Bachelor is like civilized, whether all like normal,
Speaker 2: sweet girls, borring.
Speaker 3: I need smoke. Shows that want to kill each other.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there are two women so far in this season
Speaker 5: that keep going at it. They want each other's throats,
Speaker 5: and one of them was the last to get the
Speaker 5: rose on this past episode, and the one that hates
Speaker 5: her like gave her this mean mug as she was
Speaker 5: walking up to get the final rose.
Speaker 2: H Well, you know what, we do have a five
Speaker 2: hour flight later today to Philadelphia.
Speaker 3: Maybe a little Bachelor.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe I'll watch White Lotus.
Speaker 2: But right now we are talking about Shoheo Tani for
Speaker 2: one of the greats. It's kind of wild that he
Speaker 2: can't parallel park. That's the story today, believe it or not.
Speaker 2: That's the story. The cooler part of the story is,
Speaker 2: you know, the superstars are back at spring training now
Speaker 2: right Baseball's right around the corner.
Speaker 3: So it gets you excited.
Speaker 2: And I get excited because when you're talking to your buddies,
Speaker 2: I don't think we've been this excited in a long
Speaker 2: time for baseball. So you're seeing a shift baseball Baseball's bag.
Speaker 2: I have a theory about it, and you know what,
Speaker 2: I think you just overheard me. You know, annoyingly texting
Speaker 2: my dumb baseball pals. There's theories as to like, why
Speaker 2: are you excited about baseball?
Speaker 5: I saw you lift your arm up like this, so
Speaker 5: I think Freddie Freeman did it for you.
Speaker 2: Fred it's my guy. It's the only Dodger I like
Speaker 2: because he seems like a good fella. Let's go to
Speaker 2: Chris and Montana. Let's wrap up this show. Hey thing
Speaker 2: the simple things you can't do in life when you
Speaker 2: see a guy like sho hal Tani who seems like
Speaker 2: a non human at times, I can't parallel park at
Speaker 2: sports car, like not even close, Like he's the guy, like, uh,
Speaker 2: you know, you know, not to sound chauvinistic, but I will.
Speaker 2: There are times where my wife will get out. I'll
Speaker 2: get out of the car, will do switch through Like
Speaker 2: sometimes she'll just be driving because I'm like doing emails.
Speaker 2: If we hit a situation where we need to parallel park,
Speaker 2: she freaks out sometimes and I'm like.
Speaker 3: Got quick, get out. I'll get in the driver's.
Speaker 2: Seat and do it. Some people grew up not having
Speaker 2: to parallel park. Maybe they lived in a more rural
Speaker 2: area so it wasn't a thing. We both grew up
Speaker 2: in the East Coast Caveno. So maybe you're a better
Speaker 2: parallel parker because you were driving in Manhattan and Jersey
Speaker 2: and soff like, that's something I could actually do.
Speaker 3: That show.
Speaker 2: Hey, can't you look at that? Does that make you
Speaker 2: feel good? It does, Chris Montana, you're on a Covino
Speaker 2: on wretch? What's up, Bud?
Speaker 1: Hey?
Speaker 6: Guys, So I'm a child of the eighties, so I
Speaker 6: should be manly to do this, but I don't know
Speaker 6: jack about cars that can't change the oil. I can't
Speaker 6: change the tire and I got fighty're like, hey, chick
Speaker 6: out the roadie oscillator effected to the alternators. You can
Speaker 6: proposh the transition. I have no idea what we're.
Speaker 3: Talking about, Dude, I don't think.
Speaker 2: I don't think most kids of the eighties and nineties.
Speaker 2: Not only I don't know how to change my oil,
Speaker 2: but you know what the crazy part is.
Speaker 4: You would change a tire before, like if you if
Speaker 4: you had.
Speaker 3: To, If I had to change a tire, I'd be
Speaker 3: able to do it.
Speaker 2: But you know what, I also enjoyed, Danny g picking
Speaker 2: up my phone and calling roadside assistance. You think I'm
Speaker 2: getting if if if I got a flat tire.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of guys.
Speaker 2: This is a big national show good and you know
Speaker 2: the feedback we get when we talk about this. They
Speaker 2: look at you like you're a nept you know, the
Speaker 2: way you were talking about big sissy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you big sissy boy.
Speaker 2: You can't change your own earl, can't change your own oil.
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 4: Well, listen, yeah, look at those sissy hands.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Never never had a grease under those nails.
Speaker 2: Yeah. He's talking about roadside assistance. To some people, sounds
Speaker 2: like the most pampered thing ever.
Speaker 3: I have a question.
Speaker 2: If you got If you got, Mary mackis shaking her
Speaker 2: if I got a flat tire, knock got Woodmere. I'm
Speaker 2: the one o one here in Los Angeles. You think
Speaker 2: instead of calling someone, I should be on the side
Speaker 2: of the road while cars are whipping nigh with Jack
Speaker 2: trying to change my time.
Speaker 4: Not on the side of the freeway.
Speaker 5: But if you know, like uh oh, my tires messed
Speaker 5: up up and you get to like a gas station,
Speaker 5: you should be able to go in the extra parking spot.
Speaker 5: The gas station has Jack that car and you know,
Speaker 5: change at.
Speaker 4: Least put your spare on.
Speaker 2: There is something to be able to about paying for
Speaker 2: convenience right like, I don't want it. I just don't
Speaker 2: want to do any of these things. Am I capable
Speaker 2: of following instructions? Of course? But do I want my car?
Speaker 2: I have run flats, so I don't even think I
Speaker 2: don't have a spare tire now that I'm thinking about it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know if there's some newer cars that like, no,
Speaker 2: I don't be an old bag of douche right now? No, well,
Speaker 2: hold on, you really do like a giant bag. Hold on,
Speaker 2: fifty percent of cars. Look up the stats, bird brain,
Speaker 2: Fifty percent of cars nowadays don't have a spare tire
Speaker 2: because they have run flats, or they just don't come
Speaker 2: up the spare the days of your trunk having the
Speaker 2: little hatch where you got the spare tire.
Speaker 3: That's the old timy times.
Speaker 2: I promise you look up the Statue'd be baffled and
Speaker 2: boggled to realize that fifty percent of cars don't even
Speaker 2: have a.
Speaker 3: Sounds so privileged right now?
Speaker 2: Yes? Good, yes, but you like at least I'll admit it, Mary. Like,
Speaker 2: for example, when the guy says, hey, you want me
Speaker 2: to change your filters?
Speaker 3: Out I know I could do that, but.
Speaker 2: It's easier to be like, uh, well, first you have
Speaker 2: to say do I really need that?
Speaker 4: There's the other stat to look up.
Speaker 5: As we're worldwide on this network, not everybody has a
Speaker 5: newer car, so we're talking about cars that might be
Speaker 5: ten fifteen years old, and of course that's where you're
Speaker 5: gonna have a tire.
Speaker 2: Trying to justify Notice how you try to throw me
Speaker 2: under the busy cooking. I've never seen this guy cook
Speaker 2: ever once. He's trying to justify his his who cooks.
Speaker 3: Every time you come or light house.
Speaker 2: When we grill a barbecue, grilling is not cooking, dude,
Speaker 2: No grilling me on the grill is not cooking. Well,
Speaker 2: i've never seen you using green I've never seen this
Speaker 2: guy that is.
Speaker 3: There's a major difference here. You're not my wife.
Speaker 2: You might grow who you Ray Lampy, the godfather of barbecue.
Speaker 2: I've never seen you slather anything with barbecue sauce. I've
Speaker 2: never seen you use any spice. I've never seen you
Speaker 2: use ingredients to cook. Anything on a grill is not cooking.
Speaker 2: That's grilling. I'm a fantastic cook, okay, but I've never
Speaker 2: seen it in over twenty years, and then the minute
Speaker 2: you call him out on his pampered behavior, here he's
Speaker 2: justifying it with his run flat I don't know, maybe
Speaker 2: because I just looked up the stat and it said
Speaker 2: ten percent of new cars come with a full sized
Speaker 2: flat time.
Speaker 5: Okay, not everybody have new car and in.
Speaker 2: The US have new cars have an eighty seventh century?
Speaker 1: What do you have?
Speaker 3: There's a lot of people that do you boso privilege?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: The car do you drive? What car do you drive?
Speaker 4: Married?
Speaker 3: You're how old? Also? You're twenty twenty one. When I
Speaker 3: was twenty I had a crappy old cartoon.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, so I have a twenty fifteen.
Speaker 8: But I can change my oil and I can also
Speaker 8: change a flat time.
Speaker 2: Why would you change your oil if you can go
Speaker 2: to Jiffy Lube, the car dealership or something like that
Speaker 2: and paid forty buck?
Speaker 8: Do you want to pay I look when I was
Speaker 8: in college, I don't want to pay a hundred and something.
Speaker 3: And I'm a girl. They're gonna try to up charge
Speaker 3: me too. Just say, rich, I can't do all right, Rich, Rich.
Speaker 5: The average age of a car or a light truck
Speaker 5: in the United States is twelve and a half years old.
Speaker 2: Yeah, instead of justifying that's the problem here. I'm not
Speaker 2: saying I'm Mike and the Mechanics and I'm the best
Speaker 2: at this Steven the Mechanics, But I'm saying, you know, hey,
Speaker 2: I can't. You're just justifying your crappy behavior and park show.
Speaker 3: Hey I can.
Speaker 2: You can tie this into sports too, Danny g Because
Speaker 2: there's a certain point in life when you realize, like,
Speaker 2: I don't think I could do this, and that's the reality,
Speaker 2: and it hits you like dang. Like we talked to
Speaker 2: Kurt Shilling recently, not the name drop, but he said,
Speaker 2: let me look at your hands, and I said, these
Speaker 2: little hamburger hands. Do you remember that? I said, my
Speaker 2: little Hamburger hands. He goes, yeah. He's like, cause if
Speaker 2: your hands weren't big enough, dude, you were limited on
Speaker 2: how much spin rotation you can get on your pitches.
Speaker 3: He won't take giving those hands.
Speaker 2: And immediate said, no matter how good you would be
Speaker 2: at baseball, you're just never gonna be great.
Speaker 3: You got little hands. And I'm not going to debate
Speaker 3: the guy.
Speaker 2: He's one of the greats, but there was a point
Speaker 2: in time when I was pitching and I'm playing baseball
Speaker 2: and I'm like, you know, Mike, my curveball is just
Speaker 2: not snapping the way it should.
Speaker 3: You know, it's just not.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but did Chilling have twenty seven Little league home runs?
Speaker 2: He didn't, and I and I have that on him,
Speaker 2: and I feel great about fantastic. When it came to wiffleball,
Speaker 2: I had some movement, but when it came to baseball, dude,
Speaker 2: I could never what's the expression, pull the curve the time,
Speaker 2: gonna say pull the car Never pull the curtain the
Speaker 2: way and snap the yelbow and pull.
Speaker 3: The curtain the way that he wanted me to.
Speaker 2: And you know, all I threw was a flat slider,
Speaker 2: and you know, sure enough everyone starts hitting bombs off
Speaker 2: of you. And I realized I had to accept this,
Speaker 2: that I just can't throw the curve the way I'm
Speaker 2: supposed to.
Speaker 3: That's a lot. That's my story. Yeah, everyone, you know,
Speaker 3: I'm here to say and not here to justify.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got little Hamburger hands, but I couldn't throw
Speaker 2: the curveball.
Speaker 5: Dude, I have one, which I'm sure all of you
Speaker 5: can do, and I'm just lost with it. The new
Speaker 5: like digital style washing machine I still can't figure this
Speaker 5: thing out. In our garage, I have to lean on
Speaker 5: my better half for a laundry. Yeah, Like if it
Speaker 5: was up to me to do the laundry in the house,
Speaker 5: our household.
Speaker 3: Would be screwed. That's great, Like.
Speaker 4: The old school simple washing machine.
Speaker 5: I could figure that out. But all these buttons and everything,
Speaker 5: I'm looking at it like it's kit from night.
Speaker 3: I'll give you, I'll give you one.
Speaker 2: There's an intimidation factor, and there are two things that
Speaker 2: are very different, but there's one common factor.
Speaker 3: Water is involved.
Speaker 2: Anytime when I was a kid and I had a
Speaker 2: fish tank, that crap would get foggy and terrible, Like
Speaker 2: I couldn't figure out how to keep a fish tank clean.
Speaker 2: I could do that, and for that same reason, I
Speaker 2: have a pool guy. You could argue it's like a
Speaker 2: waste of one hundred buffs's kind of me, But to me,
Speaker 2: the pool guy's worth it because I feel like if
Speaker 2: I didn't, my pool would be green. There's chemicals, Like
Speaker 2: the chemicals do you you start talking about cleaning a
Speaker 2: fish tank, cleaning a pool, anything with water balance of
Speaker 2: pH in this, you might as well be talking about
Speaker 2: science class.
Speaker 3: To me, like cold.
Speaker 2: You know, I would have a goldfish, it'd be dead
Speaker 2: in a week. I'd be like, why why is there
Speaker 2: mold in this fish bowl?
Speaker 4: Ah See?
Speaker 2: You know what, That's why when people talk about intelligence,
Speaker 2: it's just everybody has a different skill set.
Speaker 3: That's really what it comes down there.
Speaker 2: There's people that are terrified of speaking, and you do
Speaker 2: it for a living, so you have a different skill set,
Speaker 2: and and they have knowledge in different things. And look
Speaker 2: sho heeo Tani. I'm sure he's an intelligent person. Uh
Speaker 2: we know, he's great at a lot of things, but
Speaker 2: the dude can't parallel part. And everybody has their weak spots,
Speaker 2: but the weakness their achilles. You that's the fun of
Speaker 2: you know, taking a look around the room and taking
Speaker 2: a look at your friends and family. We all have strengths,
Speaker 2: we all have weaknesses, such as life. I was talking
Speaker 2: to one of the dads at the school. This guy's
Speaker 2: like one of those super smart guys that you know
Speaker 2: computer programming and you know, like is the boss of
Speaker 2: a company with all these you know, you know those
Speaker 2: rooms of like the racks of computers and stuff. He's
Speaker 2: the guy that builds those. But he's like, what you
Speaker 2: do I would be terrified of talking. I'm like you
Speaker 2: build computers. I don't even know how to restart my right,
Speaker 2: I don't know how to print out a document or
Speaker 2: as you said earlier, in excel sheet. Right, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I can't do it. So show hey can't parallel park?
Speaker 2: We post this question to Fox Sports Radio Nation, what
Speaker 2: can't you do?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: Coming up?
Speaker 2: You talked about the excitement that baseball is about to bring.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a buzz in the air that's a little.
Speaker 2: Different this year, and I think it's because there's a
Speaker 2: lot of teams that are that are going all in,
Speaker 2: and there are a lot of big market teams that
Speaker 2: are going all in, and I think that helps. I'm
Speaker 2: sure there's a lot of small market fans that aren't
Speaker 2: as excited, but you have to be intrigued to see
Speaker 2: what happens with some of these other big teams.
Speaker 3: There's a different buzz for sure.
Speaker 2: So a little baseball, well NBA, little football, little of
Speaker 2: everything coming up, having some fun in for Dan Patrick
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Speaker 5: Man I miss Bushwick Bill Rest in Peace. Ghetto Boys
Speaker 5: one of the most underrated rap groups of all time.
Speaker 2: And this song reminds most people of a movie that
Speaker 2: came out twenty six years ago today. My Dapler Office
Speaker 2: Space debuted in theaters twenty six years ago, nineteen ninety nine,
Speaker 2: all on news Day. Can I tell you a little
Speaker 2: fun fact about my life. There's a lot of people
Speaker 2: probably speculating who are these Jabbronis? Well, maybe about you.
Speaker 2: We spent most of our come up working in radio.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: I worked with a guy who was the inspiration for
Speaker 2: Milton from Office Space. So I worked with the guy.
Speaker 2: I worked with the real my Deepler game in Storageroom
Speaker 2: B in Storage Room B.
Speaker 3: I worked with him at k Rock in New York.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: One of the writers.
Speaker 2: Was inspired by this fella that we all worked with,
Speaker 2: and that's who he's based on. When you see when
Speaker 2: you saw that guy, like, it was very clear he.
Speaker 3: Was over here.
Speaker 7: Dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very strange but very nice, very nice guy.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: Not to make you feel old. Twenty six years ago
Speaker 2: that movie came out, Wow, and Lumberg and the all
Speaker 2: the references in that movie. I saw Lumberg at CBS
Speaker 2: out here in LA. People think you see stars all
Speaker 2: the time. You don't. But I did see Lumberg picking
Speaker 2: up a prescription. I was in line with when you
Speaker 2: live out here at Los Angeles, it's not who you
Speaker 2: think you'd see. Like I saw mister T ordering turkey
Speaker 2: at the deli counter at Ralph's. I got a half
Speaker 2: a pound of boards, had a turkey, fool, that's what
Speaker 2: you see. Was he there to buy some mister T cereal?
Speaker 2: And he told him it wasn't nineteen eighty before.
Speaker 3: Where's about cereal? Was he wearing overalls for real.
Speaker 2: No, he was wearing a red, white and blue bandana
Speaker 2: and the kindest guy everyone that passed him. He was like, God,
Speaker 2: bless you have a great day. Like mister t is
Speaker 2: someone you see in the valley here.
Speaker 3: Something clubber Lang in the flesh. That's pretty awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So again live from La It's Covino and Rich
Speaker 2: next hour. By the way, I just want to remind
Speaker 2: you again, Danny g working on Midweek may the biggest
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Speaker 2: Plus we got to talk the money team Floyd Mayweather
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Speaker 2: Not only is it an anniversary of Office Space, which
Speaker 2: was a classic movie. I mean I think everyone it's
Speaker 2: a cult classic. Yeah, I think it turned out to
Speaker 2: be a cult classic. Maybe not a big box office smasheroo,
Speaker 2: but later on, I think every college kid at one point,
Speaker 2: you know, you would quote in that movie Lumberg and
Speaker 2: all the flair. Remember they worked at what like a
Speaker 2: TGI Friday's type place. A classic. So happy anniversary nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety nine. Today's Ron Livingston, the star of the film
Speaker 2: was also in another very famous cult classic from ninety six.
Speaker 3: Do you know what movie that is? Swingers?
Speaker 1: There?
Speaker 3: It is there, you go look at that.
Speaker 2: So there's another anniversary today, but first let's go to
Speaker 2: our buddy Shawan and Sacramento. We were talking about the
Speaker 2: buzz that baseball seasons bringing Yankees, Dodgers, Mets, Phillies, Braves.
Speaker 3: And I think the last the NBA excitement is adding
Speaker 3: to that. Cubbies, Padres.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of teams, you know, the Orioles, There's
Speaker 2: a lot of teams that have a lot of fun
Speaker 2: hype going into the season and just seeing spring training
Speaker 2: highlights on social media.
Speaker 3: If you're a big baseball fan like us, you get
Speaker 3: hyped up. What's up?
Speaker 9: Sean yeoh my favorite Dan Patricks feelings man good hearing
Speaker 9: y'all again on the Trifector this morning, Real quick, brother
Speaker 9: yep an honor of Dan Patrick. Shout out DP show
Speaker 9: bets on Twitter. He's always taken these pie to the
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Speaker 9: Marv was on yesterday, I want to take a pie
Speaker 9: for a fan bet if the Oakland, I'm sorry, the
Speaker 9: Sacramento A yeah, make it to the World Series. Brother,
Speaker 9: we got Rob Parker coming out here, Roll Parker coming
Speaker 9: out here in April to come check out these guys.
Speaker 9: MLB bro. If we could get to the World Series,
Speaker 9: can we please get Covid and R Rich in Northern
Speaker 9: California Danny G's old stopping ground for a live show
Speaker 9: because we make.
Speaker 3: I'd like to do that.
Speaker 2: That would be a hell of a I'd like to
Speaker 2: do that, irregardless, regardless of the you know, a's because I.
Speaker 3: Don't think that's having out a word by the way.
Speaker 2: I know, I just I realized that I'll say it irregardless, irregardless.
Speaker 5: You know, we have a new affiliate in Sacramento, California,
Speaker 5: and we've been trying to work it out with them
Speaker 5: for a live appearance for the Coveno and Rich show.
Speaker 5: So that would be great. Yeah, we're not far from
Speaker 5: a live show there, and no doubt.
Speaker 3: Show we'll be up there eventually. I know they wanted
Speaker 3: us to come up there.
Speaker 2: They wanted convenient to enter like a pilting contest that
Speaker 2: they stay fair or something.
Speaker 3: We were like, yeah, I think that weekend didn't work.
Speaker 2: But I think it was beer drinking, like a beer fest. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: but I didn't want everybody chanting like ardess. Yeah, let's
Speaker 2: be honest to you drink one Guinness and you're bloated. Yeah,
Speaker 2: come on, guys. But I think that would be cool.
Speaker 2: That would be a great story. It's unlikely to happen,
Speaker 2: Like Rich said, we'll come out there irregardless, because I
Speaker 2: don't think the A's are going anywhere, but it would be.
Speaker 3: Cool if they did.
Speaker 2: By the way, I know, am I wrong by saying
Speaker 2: that they're not going with a city name? Aren't they
Speaker 2: just known as like the A's now for now?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: If that's the case, because they're not gonna temporarily be
Speaker 2: the Sacramento A's or even the Vegas A's when they
Speaker 2: go there, like they're they're in this process where they're
Speaker 2: just they're like Madonna, They're like Prince one.
Speaker 3: Name A's the athletics. Are they gonna they're keeping the
Speaker 3: green and yellow and everything? Right? That's it?
Speaker 4: Just a.
Speaker 2: What is their road Jersey gonna say instead of that
Speaker 2: Oakland script? Is it gonna say Sacramento or is it
Speaker 2: or are they gonna have just that the A on
Speaker 2: the chest?
Speaker 3: I don't know, you know what, I'll look that up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it says that the Jerseys will simply say athletics.
Speaker 3: Yeah, look at that.
Speaker 2: So hey, if you're an A's fan, it's been a
Speaker 2: rough little uh run for you guys. All right now,
Speaker 2: I said, this is another anniversary today, not just office
Speaker 2: Space and Milton in his Stabler and Lumberg. In nineteen
Speaker 2: sixty eight, before all of us were born, before twinkles
Speaker 2: in our parents' eyes, there was a show that debuted,
Speaker 2: and that show has a spin off that your kids
Speaker 2: might watch nowadays. Oh okay, a show that debuted children's
Speaker 2: programming a spinoff now and that.
Speaker 4: Show better call Saul Oh.
Speaker 2: Close mister Rogers neighborhood and if you got little ones,
Speaker 2: Daniel Tiger. Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood is the great cartoon they
Speaker 2: have on PBS.
Speaker 3: But you know, mister Rogers did so much for children.
Speaker 2: You ever see him in front of use it like
Speaker 2: Congress or Senate or something. You ever see that famous
Speaker 2: clip where he talks about the importance of children's programming
Speaker 2: when it comes to.
Speaker 3: When it comes to any social topic. Mister Rogers slated back.
Speaker 2: In the day, oh yeah, diversity, all kinds of things.
Speaker 2: He had his little puppet show the land and make believe.
Speaker 4: Put his feet in that little pool with the mailman.
Speaker 3: I saw that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like, hey, mister Mailman, I want to put your
Speaker 2: feet in the pool with me. We could unify cultures
Speaker 2: and our totsies.
Speaker 4: Mary.
Speaker 3: You ever seen mister Rogers breakdance with the little Black Kid. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's great.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 3: You know it's a Cutelet's bust the movie.
Speaker 5: As far as far as stuff, mister Rogers started pop
Speaker 5: locking on that.
Speaker 2: Episode, mister Rogers saw the robot, he saw no color.
Speaker 3: Mister Rogers was honestly like.
Speaker 8: Wouldn't he be equivalent to like he would be your
Speaker 8: guy's building the ar.
Speaker 2: No, he would be like Steve from Blues Clues or
Speaker 2: something else. Ah, he would be our blippy.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2: I was hard core into, mister Rogers, for sure. I
Speaker 2: used to watch this guy cut little Today, we're gonna
Speaker 2: cut these sponges into little shapes and we're gonna stuff
Speaker 2: them into this little hole I made on the top
Speaker 2: of this tupperware, like.
Speaker 3: He do the most brandish stuff.
Speaker 4: These puppets creepy on his.
Speaker 2: Shadow that they were made of nightmare one especially that
Speaker 2: whole hole looking lady that looks like you know what
Speaker 2: she looks like.
Speaker 3: Mean, I'm not even gonna say that.
Speaker 2: No, say a lady Elaine Fairchild, chaperone, No Lady Elaine Fairchild. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I like a scary ass puppet that gave you nightmares
Speaker 2: as a kid.
Speaker 3: What was going on with that? Well, if you watch it,
Speaker 3: if you got little kids.
Speaker 2: Daniel Tiger is a cartoon and it's based off of
Speaker 2: the Tiger from the Land to Make Believe. So remember
Speaker 2: like Danny g Mister Rogers had King Friday. Yeah, Daniel
Speaker 2: Tiger's buddy is Prince Wednesday and all the characters are
Speaker 2: sort of tied in to mister Rogers. It's great programming
Speaker 2: if you got little ones. My kids are over it now.
Speaker 2: My kids are five and seven, But when they were
Speaker 2: like two or three, I went to go see Daniel
Speaker 2: Tiger live. Like, Daniel Tiger's a big deal.
Speaker 4: So on the.
Speaker 3: Anniversary, is it still a big deal?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Just see your kids out growth things like like my
Speaker 2: kids are almost done with blue and it's sad, right right,
Speaker 2: you don't know, you know, you gave me that heads up.
Speaker 2: You're like, y'all do just when you think your kids
Speaker 2: are into something, they're over it. Yeah, they move quick
Speaker 2: onto the next thing, and it makes you feel bad,
Speaker 2: like you don't like Daniel Tiger right now. But now
Speaker 2: my kids watch gravity Falls okay, and like you know,
Speaker 2: they're like, we want bigger kids stuff. Regardless, it made
Speaker 2: me think I saw a meme on social media. And
Speaker 2: when you think mister Rogers, to think, won't jib be
Speaker 2: my neighbor thinking that sweet little neighborhood they lived in
Speaker 2: a little fake neighborhood, little train the cozer out. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I also think of him changing his shoes. Hey, neighbor,
Speaker 2: want to change our shoes together? And oddly enough, there
Speaker 2: was nothing creepy about mister Rogers, though when you think
Speaker 2: about it, he's sort of weird. He's just Fred Rodgers.
Speaker 2: Was just a different time. It was just it was
Speaker 2: like slow moving programming. Putting my sweater on. It just
Speaker 2: seemed like a mister mcpheely has a package coming today. Yeah, Like,
Speaker 2: if you even just think of that sentence, you said,
Speaker 2: mister mcpheely has a package, he has a speedy delivery. Well,
Speaker 2: nothing speedy about the show. But you were a kid
Speaker 2: and you're bored and you're like, yeah, this is great,
Speaker 2: something very special. We're going to feed the goldfish today kids.
Speaker 2: Something very special about Fred Rogers. Now, he was a
Speaker 2: great dude. Like I said, I want to make it clear,
Speaker 2: I'm I'm sort of having fun with the stuff he did.
Speaker 2: But I was a big fan cro I wasn't a
Speaker 2: Sesame Street kid at all. My favorite part of Sesame
Speaker 2: Street was the pinball thing one two te fop up
Speaker 2: six seventy nine, ten, eleven, twelve. Didn't know much about
Speaker 2: Big Bird or any of those people I watched Sesame Street.
Speaker 3: I was a mister Rogers dude.
Speaker 2: So break it down nineteen sixty eight, nineteen sixty eight,
Speaker 2: and I bring it up not to pay tribute to
Speaker 2: mister Rogers on Fox Sports, but why not. But it
Speaker 2: got me thinking of all the dumb TV shows we
Speaker 2: watched in the eighties, nineties, two thousand, in twenty ten's
Speaker 2: even now in the twenty twenties. He was always about, Hey, neighbor,
Speaker 2: who are the best TV neighbors of all time? When
Speaker 2: I say TV neighbors, is there someone that pops in
Speaker 2: your head like, oh, of course, because my first thought is.
Speaker 3: There there might be one on the top of the
Speaker 3: list did I do? That is Steve.
Speaker 2: Erkle the best TV neighbor no of all time? He's
Speaker 2: not gotny cheese?
Speaker 1: Mary.
Speaker 2: Then you know what, let's get the phones going, light
Speaker 2: them up? Eight seven, seven, nine nine on Fox. Who
Speaker 2: is the best TV neighbor of all time?
Speaker 3: Because I've won to counteract that one? What you got
Speaker 3: from Martin? That's the first one to come to.
Speaker 2: From Martin. By the way, a lot of people don't
Speaker 2: realize Martin. Remember he was a radio DJ. That was
Speaker 2: his job on the.
Speaker 3: Show I Live. What's Up? What's up?
Speaker 2: YoY? Is a great answer. You know what I have?
Speaker 2: I have two more, But I don't want to steal
Speaker 2: all the good answers because Cavino often calls me the
Speaker 2: male version of this character.
Speaker 3: Oh, Kimmy Gibbler.
Speaker 2: Rich is a full on grown man, Kimmy Gibbler.
Speaker 5: By the way, the other morning, you guys were asking
Speaker 5: who would be the modern Eddie Haskell and a caller
Speaker 5: called up. They couldn't hold but they were saying they
Speaker 5: thought that would be Kimmy Gibbler.
Speaker 3: Kimmy Gibbler, that's Rich Davis. Hey, Tantarinos.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, because she was always there. You know,
Speaker 2: we have those people in life. They just show up.
Speaker 2: No one invited him, Yeah, why are they here? Who
Speaker 2: invited that person? But she was that neighborhood person who
Speaker 2: was there, the neighbor, the friend, and she was there
Speaker 2: all the time. The Kimmy Gibbler. But the most famous
Speaker 2: I don't even think of that.
Speaker 3: I think of like.
Speaker 2: I think of Like Kramer, believe it or not, because
Speaker 2: he was a neighbor. But I think, yeah, he was
Speaker 2: always busting in. And I think of Larry Dallas. But again,
Speaker 2: I don't know what. There's so many legendary and classic examples.
Speaker 2: Let's not still all the good ones. But when you said,
Speaker 2: Larry Dallas, if you were a kid of the eighties
Speaker 2: and your dad was watching Three's Company and you were
Speaker 2: sitting there watching with mom or dad, Larry might have
Speaker 2: been the best neighbor because you know why Larry would
Speaker 2: go to Jack's house, knock on the door.
Speaker 3: Jack, there's some hot girls down at the Regal Beagele.
Speaker 3: He was the ultimate wingman.
Speaker 2: Larry only knocked on Jack's door when Booty was involved.
Speaker 2: I assume that Larry lived in that same complex in
Speaker 2: Santa Monica, like I assumed he lived right there.
Speaker 3: He was always down to hang.
Speaker 2: But did Larry ever contact Jackie if it wasn't about
Speaker 2: Let's be honest, it was Larry, Larry get his chest
Speaker 2: hair sticking out with his chains on.
Speaker 3: When I was a kid, I thought he was Neil Diamond.
Speaker 2: He was the same guy to me. He looked the
Speaker 2: same in my little kid mind. So his real name
Speaker 2: was Larry Dallyopolis.
Speaker 4: I got I got one really quick. Rich.
Speaker 5: I don't think anybody will say this. I think of
Speaker 5: a tool time. I'm home improvement. Yeah, the famous neighbor Wilson.
Speaker 5: You just saw the top of his face, and he
Speaker 5: was famous for just his eyes. His eyes and forehead
Speaker 5: and hat were famous.
Speaker 2: And you know what I feel like, he gave great advice.
Speaker 2: He gave great advice to Tim Allen. So listen, we
Speaker 2: didn't steal all the good ones. The phones are all hot, Dannies,
Speaker 2: I'll let you get on.
Speaker 3: Gave one.
Speaker 2: I gave two, yes, Sorry, Kimmy Gibbler, Steve Erkele, Larry Dallas.
Speaker 3: I loved Mary's answer.
Speaker 2: Shananey from my ag funny great answer, Kramer best TV
Speaker 2: neighbors having a little fun.
Speaker 3: But is there a number one here?
Speaker 2: We're gonna wait, let's everyone spit it out, and then
Speaker 2: we'll be like, you know what, that is the best.
Speaker 3: We'll discuss as of right now.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be hard for you to convince me that
Speaker 2: it's not Steve Rkle, because that show is never supposed
Speaker 2: to be about Erkele.
Speaker 3: But he was such a.
Speaker 2: Great neighbor and character that the show about the Winslows
Speaker 2: became a show about Steve Erkele because he was such
Speaker 2: a fun, gotty cheese.
Speaker 3: Did I do that, hey, Laura?
Speaker 2: I only felt like he fell in a category of
Speaker 2: like annoying neighbor?
Speaker 3: Did you ever see this?
Speaker 2: You see the story in his biography he recently, Julia
Speaker 2: White just came out with the book. He also came
Speaker 2: out a strand a weed called the purple Arkle. I've
Speaker 2: never tried it, I would, though sounds good Steve Erkele.
Speaker 2: Jalil White, in his autobiography talks about how he got
Speaker 2: to an age on that show where because the suspenders
Speaker 2: pulled his jeans so tight that the producers are like, yo, Erkle,
Speaker 2: you're showing too much bulge. So there was a point
Speaker 2: where Erkele's bulger was a distraction, So that alone makes
Speaker 2: him the greatest neighbor Number one.
Speaker 3: Did I do that? Well? Uh?
Speaker 2: Whoa whoa Wowser's we got more Covine on retch and
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Speaker 2: let's do it. We do it every Wednesday, something called
Speaker 2: mid Week Major.
Speaker 1: Covino and Rich get you over the middle of the week.
Speaker 3: When mid Week Major Major, Oh, I love that.
Speaker 1: We throw sports and pop culture headlines and topics at
Speaker 1: the fellas and it's like the kids.
Speaker 6: Say, that's summit.
Speaker 1: We definitely leader see it. Our scoring mid Week Major.
Speaker 5: I gotta give myself at least eight full minutes. Here
Speaker 5: you hear the horns, You know you have made it
Speaker 5: to the middle of the week.
Speaker 4: All right, Before we get started to see who gets
Speaker 4: first take.
Speaker 5: Between Covino and Rich, we like to roll the big
Speaker 5: red Love dice.
Speaker 2: I just rolled the twelve, Well you roll the ten,
Speaker 2: oh ten, yeah, five and five, So now I have
Speaker 2: to roll mich Lee at twelve. Let's say oh way,
Speaker 2: oh no, part six.
Speaker 3: That's what she said. Alright, you're up first.
Speaker 5: The Covino gets to go first, all right, I mean
Speaker 5: last week we talked about Patrick Mahomes Senior right here
Speaker 5: on Midweek Major. His dust up with John Rocker was
Speaker 5: a headline during Super Bowl Week in New Orleans. Well,
Speaker 5: it was staged. Mahomes Senior made the admission. According to
Speaker 5: court documents obtained by TMZ Sports, officials were questioning him
Speaker 5: about his trip because he's been placed on probation from
Speaker 5: last year's charge of DWI. When he got into that
Speaker 5: squabble with Rocker. He then missed a urine test on
Speaker 5: February eleventh. Officials wanted to know more. According to the documents,
Speaker 5: the officials were ready to throw the book at him, so,
Speaker 5: in an effort to avoid trouble, the Chiefs quarterback's dad
Speaker 5: fest up to the fact that the Rocker incident was
Speaker 5: a staged altercation to get publicity for a celebrity boxing
Speaker 5: match that was set to take place in April twenty
Speaker 5: twenty five.
Speaker 4: Covino.
Speaker 5: Patrick's dad caught promoting a celebrity match Midweek or Major.
Speaker 2: It's a mid story. It's major for Patrick his son though.
Speaker 2: Oh you know, if I was his son, I'd be
Speaker 2: more embarrassed. Just when you thought that this could couldn't
Speaker 2: get any worse. It does because he's now intentionally embarrassing
Speaker 2: his son. Right, It's one thing to get a dui
Speaker 2: and and get in the way of the public image
Speaker 2: of your family and your son's career.
Speaker 3: You think his son wants to deal with this?
Speaker 2: Next question, Uh, really don't want to talk about my brother,
Speaker 2: my wife and her politics, and especially my dad.
Speaker 3: Next question, Hey, Patrick, what about your dad?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Next question, Like, Patrick Mahomes doesn't want to deal with that.
Speaker 2: So for his dad to be doing this stuff is embarrassing,
Speaker 2: and then to intentionally.
Speaker 3: Do this is even worse. See, I think say out
Speaker 3: of your son's way.
Speaker 2: I think this story is major because but the action
Speaker 2: was mid Yeah, I'm gonna say major, because when you
Speaker 2: get caught staging something, Oh, the embarrassment is top notch.
Speaker 3: And the only reason he fessed up.
Speaker 2: To it being staged was because he was gonna get
Speaker 2: in trouble.
Speaker 3: He would have tried.
Speaker 2: To play it off like, y'all, immune rocker, we're in
Speaker 2: a tussle and now we're gonna wrestle at a barstool event.
Speaker 3: Listen. Yeah, it's had a hype up a potential fight.
Speaker 2: The fact that his fake ass hype got caught is
Speaker 2: embarrassing at the highest level. But what's again even grosser
Speaker 2: about it is the fact that now you're intentionally just
Speaker 2: trying to embarrass your son. I noticed not the intent,
Speaker 2: but by a default, that's what you're doing.
Speaker 3: All right, next day and.
Speaker 4: All right, Tiger Tiger Woods.
Speaker 5: Y'all, Tiger had one hundred and ninety nine yards to
Speaker 5: the whole. His Jupiter Links teammates realized that something was
Speaker 5: really wrong. Tuesday night, in a TGL indoor match, Tiger
Speaker 5: asked to confirm the yardage and heard ninety nine because
Speaker 5: caddies often dropped the first number when it's obvious, but
Speaker 5: it was not obvious to Tiger. He hit a wedge,
Speaker 5: a good shot that traveled one hundred yards. He says,
Speaker 5: I heard ninety nine, so I went out there and
Speaker 5: hit it. There was a problem, obviously, he was one
Speaker 5: hundred yards off. One of the most embarrassing moments in
Speaker 5: my golfing career just happened. Would set on the telecastle laughing,
Speaker 5: I just screwed up that that was embarrassing. His Jupiter
Speaker 5: Link's teammates dropped to the grass laughing. By the way,
Speaker 5: New York never trailed in a ten to three victory
Speaker 5: fellas Tiger getting embarrassed on TV Covino mid Week or Major.
Speaker 2: Again mid But the headline is like the most embarrassing
Speaker 2: moment he's had on the course. When you've had embarrassing
Speaker 2: moments to the extent that he had in life with
Speaker 2: all the controversy and his other eighteen holes and everything
Speaker 2: else going on, Yeah, I think this pales in comparison.
Speaker 3: So this is more of a.
Speaker 2: Laugh out loud, funny sort of moment, like, oh, manan,
Speaker 2: could you believe that I was way off? So it's
Speaker 2: not his most embarrassing moment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like that one time when we were playing
Speaker 3: mini golf and you're like, oh, the windmill. No, oh,
Speaker 3: it's supposed to go through the cloud's mouth. Listen.
Speaker 2: I think it's funny that Tiger had essentially a brain fart,
Speaker 2: it seems on the golf course. But Mark, I'll back
Speaker 2: up Cobino, when you've had embarrassing moments in real life
Speaker 2: with women and mistresses and your life fell apart at
Speaker 2: one point, Yeah, this is like insignificant. But yet what
Speaker 2: I did notice still rich too, is like, you know,
Speaker 2: he recently lost his mom. The fact that he was
Speaker 2: out there smiling, having fun and still compete in It's true.
Speaker 2: He's like, yeah, life goes on and props to him.
Speaker 4: I'm rooting for him all right.
Speaker 5: Up next here, what do you guys think of when
Speaker 5: I say Brazil booties?
Speaker 4: I knew you were going to say that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I hold on soccer.
Speaker 4: That predictable.
Speaker 5: The NFL is filling out its list of international games
Speaker 5: for the twenty twenty five season. It was just announced
Speaker 5: the La Chargers are set to host a game in
Speaker 5: Brazil in Week one.
Speaker 3: We gotta go, yeah, just stop it.
Speaker 5: There was an official announcement from the NFL just this morning.
Speaker 5: The Chargers will be the designated home team at Corinthians
Speaker 5: Arena on a Friday night during the first week of
Speaker 5: the regular season. Today's announcement about the Chargers in Brazil
Speaker 5: brings the number of confirmed home teams for international games
Speaker 5: to seven. The Jags, the Browns, and the Jets will
Speaker 5: all play in London. Guys, Jim Harbaugh and the Chargers
Speaker 5: headlining in Brazil, Covino Midweek or major major Dude.
Speaker 2: Are in every way because we're seeing the growth of
Speaker 2: the NFL let's focus on this first and first, mostly
Speaker 2: international sport. You're seeing how excited they get overseas in Mexico.
Speaker 2: Rich and I went to a Mexico City game a
Speaker 2: few years back, like five years ago. We were amazed
Speaker 2: to see the level of genuine excitement for American football,
Speaker 2: Like wow. So now it's in Brazil hyping it up there.
Speaker 2: That's major in itself. Right then, if you're a guy
Speaker 2: like me, he always fantasized about the booty cheeks in Brazil,
Speaker 2: this might be your chance to get your buddies to
Speaker 2: go out there and go fulfill that fantasy football but cheeks,
Speaker 2: let's go. This is America. Actually it's Brazil, but I
Speaker 2: love it, and Rich America. It's the American dream.
Speaker 3: I think it's great.
Speaker 2: And for those that say, well, the travel and for
Speaker 2: the players. Last year the Eagle started the season playing internationally,
Speaker 2: they won the Super Bowl. The Chiefs played three games
Speaker 2: within a ten to eleven day period, they went to
Speaker 2: the Super Bowl. So I think the narrative that it's
Speaker 2: unfair to these players, Listen, all teams deal with travel,
Speaker 2: All teams deal with this going to a foreign country
Speaker 2: and expanding your brand for a game you get paid
Speaker 2: millions to do and the world is falling more in
Speaker 2: love with I think it's awesome. I love the Internet
Speaker 2: and international expansion. Eventually, I think it would be cool
Speaker 2: not to have a franchise international, but I think it
Speaker 2: would be cool if every season, every team had one
Speaker 2: international game. What a cool road trip for you and
Speaker 2: your buzz. Right, Let's say could get that Brazilian Butler
Speaker 2: if you've been on Danny, Imagine if the schedule goes
Speaker 2: to eighteen games eventually, and there's two bye weeks, two
Speaker 2: bye weeks, eighteen games, but one of your eighteen games
Speaker 2: is international. That would be awesome and you can get
Speaker 2: and you can get your BBL.
Speaker 5: BBL DK All right, guys, Finally something that only could
Speaker 5: rival Rich's weak psyche white sneakers.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: An Oklahoma man's family surprised him with a Guinness World
Speaker 5: Record for his collection of eight and eighty two different bricks.
Speaker 5: Clem Reicknheimer, eighty seven, was out of town when his
Speaker 5: daughter and son in law gathered a group of their
Speaker 5: friends to count and document each item in his Tulsa
Speaker 5: brick barn. The eighty seven year old returned home and
Speaker 5: was surprised with an official certificate from the four the
Speaker 5: world's largest collection of bricks. I got back in town
Speaker 5: and it was a big surprise. I'm very happy to
Speaker 5: hear about the Guinness World Record. His collection has taken
Speaker 5: forty years. It includes a Roman brick from a D
Speaker 5: one hundred, but most date to date, he's got one
Speaker 5: from Tulsa, I guess from his hometown. With a backward
Speaker 5: s he says he's most proud of guys a man
Speaker 5: with more bricks than Shaquille O'Neill Coveno in Midweek or Major.
Speaker 3: How many bricks does he have?
Speaker 4: Almost nine thousand?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I had like ten thousand bricks, so yeah, not
Speaker 3: that impressive. Actually kind of weak.
Speaker 2: So yes, that's exactly I think. Didn't Shack have more
Speaker 2: bricks than that? This is the weakest story ever, dude,
Speaker 2: of all time.
Speaker 3: You know, I tell you what.
Speaker 2: Some people collect shot classes, matchbooks, magnets when they go
Speaker 2: on vacation, maybe Christmas ornaments, picture frames, bricks though the
Speaker 2: one like the one from one to a D Roman
Speaker 2: times like listen, there's some cool relics that if you
Speaker 2: had as a centerpiece and like your daduse but I
Speaker 2: mean bricks, I mean he literally has a brack house.
Speaker 2: I mean, this guy, it's a lameess collection. I agree
Speaker 2: with you.
Speaker 3: And it's heavy, it's hard to move around.
Speaker 2: You think his wife at any points, like honey, ever
Speaker 2: think about something else?
Speaker 3: I don't know, man, kind of a weak story.
Speaker 4: What's the lamest thing you two collect?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: That's a good one. Oh, you know what I do collect.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's lame though. I don't collect many things.
Speaker 2: I have a baseball card collection I still have, right,
Speaker 2: but I collect from all the events that we do
Speaker 2: and and fights that we go to, and games and
Speaker 2: other like the lanyards, like lanyards, the lanyards like you
Speaker 2: around your neck, like the straight you know, minentes of
Speaker 2: the events that we go to collect. You go to
Speaker 2: Kavino's house, he'll show he has and he puts him
Speaker 2: on like hangars in the closet.
Speaker 3: You have what thousands?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I have a lot.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and you guys are going to get another one
Speaker 5: from Philadelphia tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well advertising it man Burglars are listening. Thank you,
Speaker 3: Danny g. You're welcome for a little midweek major.
Speaker 2: We got more Covino and Ritch next in for the
Speaker 2: great Dan Patrick, Right, here, Fox Sports Radio,