Speaker 1: The league catches up with you.
Speaker 2: You try to adjust, and I think the same thing
Speaker 2: happens in musical careers as well. You want to push
Speaker 2: the envelope a little bit, you want to try try
Speaker 2: new things.
Speaker 3: All right, we're excited about this when Asher Roth music
Speaker 3: artists joining us right now on foul Territory. Of course
Speaker 3: you know him probably for years like me. When I
Speaker 3: was in college and the famous Isle of College song
Speaker 3: comes out, it was a big deal. But running now
Speaker 3: on tour coming up soon. We'll get into that in
Speaker 3: a moment. But Asher, we don't have many music artists
Speaker 3: and celebs on this show, not because we don't get asks,
Speaker 3: but we actually turned many down because they're not baseball
Speaker 3: fans and we're like, no, Asher Roth knows ball. So
Speaker 3: how you doing and give us the lowdown on your
Speaker 3: love for the game, dude.
Speaker 1: Respect. Good to see jents.
Speaker 2: I mean, honestly, Todd Frasier bro, like you were. You
Speaker 2: were the gamer for growing up in my little league.
Speaker 2: We came third place in the States that year, and
Speaker 2: Todd went on to be the man. He's Tom's River.
Speaker 1: I'm more so Pennsylvania. I got a lot of love
Speaker 1: for that.
Speaker 2: But those boys got so big by the time I
Speaker 2: got sixteen seventeen, and I just leaned into music. But
Speaker 2: just I've always looked. I agree with what AJ's saying.
Speaker 2: We still need rivalries, we still need that competition, a
Speaker 2: lot of level on the field. But you know, it's
Speaker 2: it's still a beautiful game.
Speaker 3: I love it all right, So give us your fandom
Speaker 3: right now. So you're a Giants fan, right, yeah, yeah, okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: like what you're seeing right now?
Speaker 2: Of course, I mean coming off of the Gabe Kapler stuff.
Speaker 2: I mean, so I'm I'm Pennsylvania, So I actually raised
Speaker 2: around Philadelphia fans. My dad, Navy Bratt, grew up out
Speaker 2: west and so he actually raised me a San Francisco
Speaker 2: Giants fan. He basically was like, look, Willie Mays, that's
Speaker 2: the guy, right, And so I grew up and obviously
Speaker 2: got Barry Bonds, Jeff Kent, AJ, you know, we had
Speaker 2: AJ for a little bit. But yeah, so that Philadelphia
Speaker 2: fandom also gets into you. So I've taken it to
Speaker 2: that level. But also you get to see the coaching
Speaker 2: stuff too. So Gabe as a as a Phillies coach
Speaker 2: when he when he was hired as the Giants as
Speaker 2: the Giants coach. I wasn't thrilled about it then that
Speaker 2: I think it was a two thousand and one season,
Speaker 2: we had one hundred and seven wins or something. Everyone's like,
Speaker 2: oh okay, and that kind of fell apart. But Buster
Speaker 2: Posey obviously being the guy for our run and what
Speaker 2: would be kind of quote unquote dynasty. Seeing him step
Speaker 2: into the baseball operations role and seeing this early success
Speaker 2: has been a lot of fun. Some of the signings,
Speaker 2: Jung Hu Lee obviously having a hot start. It's just
Speaker 2: fun to watch, and it's clean Chris baseball, good pitching,
Speaker 2: good defense. It's fun to watch, whereas for a few
Speaker 2: years there wasn't.
Speaker 4: Heyah, sure I got her up. I gotta ask you this.
Speaker 4: You mentioned me playing for the Giants. Did you used
Speaker 4: to throw darts at this as a kid? A little bet?
Speaker 4: Bet they didn't love me too much, you know, so
Speaker 4: my little you know, they did retire my number. But
Speaker 4: I'm just saying Giants fans didn't love me as too much.
Speaker 4: So I don't know if you like through darks at
Speaker 4: it you got the dart board behind you or what,
Speaker 4: But listen, I love my time in San Francisco. I
Speaker 4: got to play with the greatest player of all time.
Speaker 4: How happy are you that Bus, one of the all
Speaker 4: time great giants also is now in charge.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's fun.
Speaker 2: I mean like a lot gets placed on experience, right, Like,
Speaker 2: especially when you get into leadership positions, you want people
Speaker 2: or people feel more comfortable when someone's done it before.
Speaker 2: But I think especially with such a rise in like
Speaker 2: data and analytics and coming out of the far far
Speaker 2: heid regime, it's nice to get buster posy and just
Speaker 2: guys who know ball and like the instinct.
Speaker 1: You see it a lot with managers too.
Speaker 2: They seem to be ex catchers, like people who just
Speaker 2: kind of see the field and and have that experience.
Speaker 2: Obviously brutes boshey, now we have Bob Melvin. So it's
Speaker 2: like it's really just nice to you what you perceive
Speaker 2: to be from the distance that I'm watching the game,
Speaker 2: is that, like it's vibes, man, These guys are having
Speaker 2: fun playing the game. And you look at all the
Speaker 2: money pouring into sports, and you look at the contracts.
Speaker 2: Some of you guys were talking earlier about about some
Speaker 2: of the deals that some of these guys can get
Speaker 2: with with the the globalization of the sport, but it's
Speaker 2: nice to just kind of watch a baseball team that
Speaker 2: seems that they're enjoying each other and enjoying the game.
Speaker 2: I think Matt Chapman's been really great for that team.
Speaker 2: He sees teams and feels like a giant. Sometimes these
Speaker 2: guys come to become part of a franchise and they
Speaker 2: don't really necessarily feel the part. Matt Chapman fits the
Speaker 2: role pretty well. I think the Adamas signing has been
Speaker 2: really great for them as well. Again, just from like
Speaker 2: a vibe leadership standpoint, and it's nice to see it
Speaker 2: pay off in the early going.
Speaker 5: Let me ask you this question as a monster baseball fan.
Speaker 5: I know you're a Giants fan. Is there something as
Speaker 5: a fan that you've thought about over the years that
Speaker 5: something in baseball you'd like to see change. I know
Speaker 5: we made a lot of changes with you know, some rules,
Speaker 5: you know, picking up the pace, you know, with the pickoffs,
Speaker 5: you know, no running over catchers, no sliding in. Is
Speaker 5: there anything as a fan that you know you've seen
Speaker 5: and like, man, I wish they could change that or
Speaker 5: you'd like to see this happening in baseball?
Speaker 2: Dude, great question. Honestly, I think I've been pretty happy
Speaker 2: about the rule changes, getting people running again and all that,
Speaker 2: a little safety with with the with the slides. But
Speaker 2: my biggest contention really is what we did change, and
Speaker 2: I'm not sure how you guys feel about it, but
Speaker 2: just the universal d H. I think it took a
Speaker 2: lot of strategy out of the game. And then they're
Speaker 2: talking about balls and strikes. I'm sure you've talked about
Speaker 2: this a lot aj with you and just like taking
Speaker 2: away the the art of catching as well with the
Speaker 2: automated strike zone. So I'm I'm kind of a purist
Speaker 2: in a lot of ways of just like leave the
Speaker 2: game alone. I know the torpedo bats have been a
Speaker 2: hot topic. They've been in the game for a few
Speaker 2: years now, and so like that's a fun little adjustment.
Speaker 2: Everybody loves offense. But I'm you know, I'm I'm of
Speaker 2: the of the ilk of Hey, a one nothing game
Speaker 2: is actually a pretty a pretty damn good baseball game.
Speaker 2: So I'm actually I'm I'm pumping the brakes a little
Speaker 2: bit on the changes. I'm happy with some of the
Speaker 2: stuff that that they've made just to get people running.
Speaker 2: I think that's fun. Put a little bit more pressure
Speaker 2: on on defenses. But yeah, I would be interested to
Speaker 2: see here how how you guys feel about the universal
Speaker 2: DH and taking the strategy away from the NL. I
Speaker 2: thought it was kind of fun to see what you
Speaker 2: would have to do around the six or seven and
Speaker 2: a pitcher pitching.
Speaker 4: Well, I love it because you know why, it was
Speaker 4: faster games. It was faster games you had to think
Speaker 4: way more of than American League. Now baseball is my
Speaker 4: best nine against your best nine, and we'll see what happens.
Speaker 4: But it was great when you had to, oh, the
Speaker 4: eight whole hitters up? Is he gonna bun? Or what
Speaker 4: are we gonna do? Are they gonna pinch hit for?
Speaker 4: There was so much more strategy. I thought it was
Speaker 4: a better game. But plus it was like an hour
Speaker 4: faster game. So I'm all for the pitch clock and
Speaker 4: making the games faster and faster and faster. I just
Speaker 4: gotta know, though, where are you right now? Because like
Speaker 4: you're about to go on tour, can we at least
Speaker 4: get like ceiling toiles. I'm in Florida. We don't have
Speaker 4: a basement, but like, what what is happening with wherever
Speaker 4: you are?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 4: Did someone did mom lock you in the basement for
Speaker 4: this time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, the wife did.
Speaker 2: Man. Honestly, it's funny because when when you're rapping, and
Speaker 2: you know, we were talking about I've been wrapping now
Speaker 2: for uh what seventeen years, came out eight and you know,
Speaker 2: you get banished to the basement often.
Speaker 1: We just gave breath to our two year old too.
Speaker 2: It's like, well, not obviously it's been two years now,
Speaker 2: but so she gets president over over a lot of
Speaker 2: the rooms, and so I've had to move all of
Speaker 2: the recording equipment and stuff to the basement. I appreciated
Speaker 2: the acknowledgment though, but yeah, this is actually kind of
Speaker 2: like it down here.
Speaker 1: You.
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Speaker 3: mean Asher, you became, you know, super famous years back
Speaker 3: for the I Love College song. I mean we were
Speaker 3: texting in our chat as we're talking to you, like
Speaker 3: we can picture solo cubs everywhere on the floor around
Speaker 3: you right now, Like looks like a classic frat party
Speaker 3: basement right there, So we'll take it. And I wanted
Speaker 3: to actually ask you about that and how crazy it
Speaker 3: was back then when you burst onto the scene because
Speaker 3: also you have Rutgers University of Miami. It was big
Speaker 3: there when I was there. A j didn't go to college,
Speaker 3: So if you want to give them a little more
Speaker 3: detail on how big of a deal it was.
Speaker 2: No, I mean, it's I'm honestly pretty fortunate that I
Speaker 2: came up when we did because all the social media
Speaker 2: and stuff that's just capturing everything all the time, and
Speaker 2: so I think we came up at a perfect era
Speaker 2: where you could kind of still have fun, live your
Speaker 2: life and not worry about recording it. And so in
Speaker 2: ist of college, you know, the line is, I wish
Speaker 2: we taped it, And I think people can't even fathom
Speaker 2: that idea that it wasn't taped this day and age.
Speaker 2: But fortunate, man, we've been able to run around the
Speaker 2: country and even and even get overseas, even though they
Speaker 2: call it university over there. But it's just been it's
Speaker 2: been fun, and I think that's been something I'm really
Speaker 2: trying to, like, uh, keep in my life. And I
Speaker 2: think as you go through specifically from an artistic standpoint,
Speaker 2: and I know obviously it lends itself to sports as well,
Speaker 2: you'll you'll tinker with things and as as the league
Speaker 2: catches up with you, you try to adjust. And I
Speaker 2: think the same thing happens in musical careers as well.
Speaker 2: You want to push the envelope a little bit, you
Speaker 2: want to try try new things. Heurist in a lot
Speaker 2: of ways of just like leave the game alone. I
Speaker 2: know the torpedo bats have been a hot topic. They've
Speaker 2: been in the game for a few years now, and
Speaker 2: so like that's a fun little adjustment.
Speaker 1: Everybody loves offense.
Speaker 2: But I'm you know, I'm I'm of the of the
Speaker 2: ilk of Hey, a one nothing game is actually a
Speaker 2: pretty a pretty damn good baseball game. So I'm actually
Speaker 2: I'm I'm pumping the brakes a little bit on the changes.
Speaker 2: I'm happy with some of the stuff that that they've
Speaker 2: made just to get people running. I think that's fun,
Speaker 2: put a little bit more pressure on on defenses. But yeah,
Speaker 2: I would be interested to see here how you guys
Speaker 2: feel about the universal DH and taking the strategy away
Speaker 2: from the NL. I thought it was kind of fun
Speaker 2: to see what you'd have to do around the six
Speaker 2: or seven and a pitcher pitching.
Speaker 4: Well, I loved it because you know why, it was
Speaker 4: faster games. It was faster games. You had to think
Speaker 4: way more than American League. Now baseball is my best
Speaker 4: nine against your best nine, and we'll see what happens.
Speaker 4: But it was great when you had to, oh the
Speaker 4: eight whole hitters up? Is he gonna bun? Or what
Speaker 4: are we gonna do? Are they gonna pinch hit for?
Speaker 4: There was so much more strategy. I thought it was
Speaker 4: a better game. But plus it was like an hour
Speaker 4: faster game. So I'm all for the pitch clock and
Speaker 4: making the games faster and faster and faster. I just
Speaker 4: gotta know, though, where are you right now, because like
Speaker 4: you're about to go on tour, can we at least
Speaker 4: get like ceiling tiles? I'm in Florida. We don't know basement,
Speaker 4: but like, what what is happening with wherever you are?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 4: Did someone did mom lock you in the basement for
Speaker 4: this time?
Speaker 1: Yeah? No, the wife did. Man.
Speaker 2: Honestly, it's funny because when when you're rapping and you know,
Speaker 2: we were talking about I've been wrapping now for what
Speaker 2: seventeen years? Came out o way, and you know, you
Speaker 2: get banished to the basement.
Speaker 1: Often.
Speaker 2: We just gave birth to our two year old too,
Speaker 2: it's like, well not obviously it's been two years now,
Speaker 2: but so she gets president over a lot of the
Speaker 2: rooms and so I've had to move all of the
Speaker 2: recording equipment and stuff to the basement. I appreciate you
Speaker 2: the acknowledgment though, but yeah, this is actually kind of
Speaker 2: like it down here.
Speaker 3: You also, I mean, Asher, you became you know, super
Speaker 3: famous years back for the I Love College song. I mean,
Speaker 3: we were texting in our chat as we're talking to you, like,
Speaker 3: we can picture solo cubs everywhere on the floor around
Speaker 3: you right now, Like looks like a classic frat party
Speaker 3: basement right there. So we'll take it. And I wanted
Speaker 3: to actually ask you about that and how crazy it
Speaker 3: was back then when you burst onto the scene, because
Speaker 3: also you have Ruckers University of Miami. It was big
Speaker 3: there when I was there. A j didn't go to college,
Speaker 3: so if you want to give them a little more
Speaker 3: detail on how big of a deal it.
Speaker 2: Was, No, I mean, it's I'm honestly pretty fortunate that
Speaker 2: I came up when we did because all the social
Speaker 2: media and stuff that's just capturing every thing all the time,
Speaker 2: and so I think we came a at a perfect
Speaker 2: era where you could kind of still have fun, live
Speaker 2: your life and not worry about recording it. And so
Speaker 2: in out of college, you know, the line is I
Speaker 2: wish we taped it, and I think people can't even
Speaker 2: fathom that idea that it wasn't taped this day and age.
Speaker 2: But fortunate man, we've been able to run around the
Speaker 2: country and even get overseas, even though they call it
Speaker 2: university over there. But it's just been it's been fun,
Speaker 2: and I think that's been something I'm really trying to
Speaker 2: like keep in my life. And I think as you
Speaker 2: go through, specifically from an artistic standpoint, and I know
Speaker 2: obviously it lends itself to sports as well, you'll tinker
Speaker 2: with things and as the league catches up with you, you
Speaker 2: try to adjust. And I think the same thing happens
Speaker 2: in musical careers as well. You want to push the
Speaker 2: envelope a little bit, you want to try new things.
Speaker 2: And so obviously coming out having that college record being
Speaker 2: extremely relatable going through my career and getting to a
Speaker 2: point where just trying to reintroduce myself to an audience
Speaker 2: as you grow, and then getting to a point late thirties,
Speaker 2: you know, trying to bring that fun back. And I
Speaker 2: think that there's an element to growing up, specifically of
Speaker 2: getting older without losing that little kid in you. And
Speaker 2: I think that's why I'm so attracted to the game
Speaker 2: of baseball as well is because you know, you are
Speaker 2: playing a really a fun, beautiful sport that you know,
Speaker 2: little league. We're two blocks three blocks away from the
Speaker 2: little league field that I still go down to really
Speaker 2: special moment in my life as far as camaraderie, social intelligence,
Speaker 2: and all those things. And so there's so many parallels
Speaker 2: between just a growing up music career and as you
Speaker 2: have an elongated career in baseball as well. It's just adjustments, adaptation,
Speaker 2: and just not taking yourself or the game too seriously.
Speaker 4: All right, speaking of not taking yourself too seriously, your
Speaker 4: cassio is amazing and holding your microphone wires. So that's
Speaker 4: pretty sweet. I gotta give you credit for that. I
Speaker 4: gotta ask you this. Have you seen that you talked
Speaker 4: about social media and the things that's going on. Have
Speaker 4: you seen the white Rapper Mount Rushmore that's flying around
Speaker 4: social media right now? Have you seen that whole thing?
Speaker 1: I have, dude?
Speaker 4: Have I mean, what do you think? Give me some thoughts?
Speaker 4: I mean, Eminem's got to be on there. What about
Speaker 4: I mean the one guy I don't I had to
Speaker 4: figure out who these were, but the one guy next
Speaker 4: to Eminem looks like Jameson tay On. I don't know
Speaker 4: if you know who he is to be pitched for
Speaker 4: the Cubs. He looks just like this picture.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's tough, right because you want you
Speaker 2: kind of want to take it like, you know, oh,
Speaker 2: this is a genuine discussion, but it's for social media.
Speaker 2: You want people to get outraged about it. You want
Speaker 2: people to comment on it and say no doubt. But
Speaker 2: you know, I think, without a without a doubt in
Speaker 2: my mind, I'm on the mount rushmore of just rappers
Speaker 2: in general, you know. But uh that's just how that's
Speaker 2: just how I feel white rappers are not. But i'd
Speaker 2: probably be on the far far right.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm not sure. I'm not sure who's up there.
Speaker 2: Probably closer to the bag, but uh, now, I think
Speaker 2: for the most part, that's just to get people chatting
Speaker 2: everybody you know that's up there. I think I think
Speaker 2: what you're talking about is russ I forget who else
Speaker 2: is up who they put up there. But yeah, I
Speaker 2: think that's just to get people chatting and saying, that's
Speaker 2: that's not my that's not my white rapper.
Speaker 1: And you know, I disagree with that. I disagree with that.
Speaker 4: Mount Rushmore, Okay, that's fair. I like the confidence though,
Speaker 4: I love the like. I feel like I should be
Speaker 4: on the Mount Rushmore San Francisco Giants fans. Unfortunately I made.
Speaker 4: I don't know why.
Speaker 1: I don't know why.
Speaker 2: I've been at least Catchers, Buster what, Benito Santiago, Benji
Speaker 2: Molina and you.
Speaker 1: Let's just go with that off time. I mean, I
Speaker 1: like Kurt Man wearing, but like, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, you know, I'm no. I'm no Kurt Man wearing.
Speaker 4: Brian Johnson. What do you want me to start? Right? Hey?
Speaker 4: Do you when do you? Oh? I was gonna say
Speaker 4: when do you go on tour? Because you got a
Speaker 4: big tour coming up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're we're going out in May, hitting major cities
Speaker 2: up and down, so Philly, New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Pittsburgh.
Speaker 2: We always try to catch a game when we're Pittsburgh.
Speaker 2: PNC is such a beautiful park, and yeah, Boston as well.
Speaker 2: So we'll be out I think the fourth of May
Speaker 2: in New York and then we'll run till the twentieth,
Speaker 2: and I think we'll probably try to catch a game
Speaker 2: in Cleveland to end.
Speaker 3: It nice there you go. Wait in New York. When
Speaker 3: you're in New York? Is their a game? Are you
Speaker 3: hitting a game that you know?
Speaker 4: I didn't.
Speaker 2: I didn't even check because we actually have some space
Speaker 2: in between. We're just kind of getting started. It's funny
Speaker 2: because like this, this tour is chronological. I mean, again,
Speaker 2: so many people know me just from the isle of
Speaker 2: college stuff that they've missed a big chunk of my career,
Speaker 2: and it's because I've kind of unplugged from the major
Speaker 2: major label stuff.
Speaker 1: Consciously.
Speaker 2: I just thought that what was pushing and how they
Speaker 2: were going about their business left a lot to be desired, right,
Speaker 2: And so I went on an independent route and been
Speaker 2: releasing music on my own for a really long time.
Speaker 2: And so there's a core audience there, but I think
Speaker 2: the general public and casual fans are kind of like,
Speaker 2: I haven't heard of this guy or where he's been
Speaker 2: been for a while. And so the show is kind
Speaker 2: of like theater in a lot of ways. I'll be
Speaker 2: talking and telling the story about why songs came, about
Speaker 2: why certain moves made, and give really insight into into
Speaker 2: my career as a whole over the last fifteen years.
Speaker 2: So it new York. We don't really get an opportunity
Speaker 2: like a comedian would to like get up or just
Speaker 2: like going somewhere unannounced. Because we play with a live band.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of production to it, so you New
Speaker 2: York were kind of using as like a dress rehearsal
Speaker 2: to say, Hey, make sure I'm not being too too
Speaker 2: chatty when I'm trying to get my point across. But
Speaker 2: I'm excited about it. I think we'll be hitting our
Speaker 2: stride by the time we get to Atlanta on the twelve.
Speaker 5: Now will you will you be hitting up a Yankee game.
Speaker 5: I think they got a little homestand when you're coming
Speaker 5: to New.
Speaker 1: York, well, look we got I'm as a Giants fan,
Speaker 1: we got we got.
Speaker 2: Phillies uh this this week, so I'll be there as
Speaker 2: far as New York, we'll see. I like the series
Speaker 2: that we're just coming out of though. That felt good,
Speaker 2: especially in the cold. Do we know who they're playing
Speaker 2: that week of May?
Speaker 3: I can tell you. So they've got on the fourth,
Speaker 3: they're finishing up a series because that's a Sunday with
Speaker 3: the Rays, that's a day game, and then the fifth
Speaker 3: they start a series against the Padres All night games.
Speaker 2: Okay, I might need to go there to scout, you know,
Speaker 2: and see what's going on. Padres playing well, yeah.
Speaker 3: Too, Sinkle de Mayo, Sinco de Mayo.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Wait, one more for you, Yeah, I got some fashion tips.
Speaker 5: Last one for me the City connect jerseys for the Giants. Man,
Speaker 5: what'd you think of those jerseys? Have you seen them yet?
Speaker 5: And what do you think?
Speaker 1: It's funny because I was. I was watching the game
Speaker 1: when they debuted, and.
Speaker 2: Kruka and Kype were like, oh, these are good. They're
Speaker 2: into them. I really like the orange ones. I was
Speaker 2: actually trying to find an old like late late Night
Speaker 2: lamont uh orange because I thought that would just age well.
Speaker 2: These new ones there, I don't know, man, the City
Speaker 2: Connects don't really speak to me. Again, I think it's
Speaker 2: just like I'm a little bit more of a traditionalist
Speaker 2: with it. I like what they're going for though, like
Speaker 2: the Bill Graham Hay and Ashbery music and fillmore vibe,
Speaker 2: and like I know that they were mentioning that like
Speaker 2: the wave forms of the music.
Speaker 1: I think the idea is there. I love the new color.
Speaker 2: I like the purple involved, but as a whole I
Speaker 2: would still cast my vote for like the just the
Speaker 2: white and the orange fog.
Speaker 1: I thought they were they were fun.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I thought they were boring. You should go for
Speaker 4: the orioles. Well, you should go for the orioles all orange.
Speaker 4: You'd love those then. But I think we were winning.
Speaker 2: I think we won a bunch of games with those
Speaker 2: orange So they just had good they had good juju.
Speaker 4: Good true true. All right, So who's the biggest Giants
Speaker 4: fan and musicians? It's you? And then when we won
Speaker 4: in two thousand and five, we use Steve Perry and
Speaker 4: Journey their song Don't Stop Believing, And then the Giants
Speaker 4: stole it from us because Steve Perry was from the
Speaker 4: Bay Area. Now, I'm not sure Steve Perry knows as
Speaker 4: much about the Giants as you do. So who's a
Speaker 4: bigger Giants fan? You or Journey?
Speaker 1: Oh it's got to be me.
Speaker 2: I'm on the Mount Rushmore for right, white rappers and
Speaker 2: musicians Giant fans.
Speaker 3: That's one of one, right there, That is one of one.
Speaker 4: For sure? Yeah, for sure? If you got em and M. Wait,
Speaker 4: if the Giants played the Tigers, would you and M
Speaker 4: and M have like a bet on who would who's
Speaker 4: winning this? Or what? Like it wasn't twenty twelve the
Speaker 4: Tigers played the Giants, did you guys have a bet
Speaker 4: on who was gonna win? The Giants whooped them.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. I'll tell you a story though.
Speaker 2: It's funny because I actually really love how the Detroit
Speaker 2: Tigers are building their squads. I'm a Scott Harris fan
Speaker 2: as well, like how gms put their stuff together.
Speaker 1: And so.
Speaker 2: When I played a show in New York actually just
Speaker 2: told this story online. I was wearing a Detroit Tigers
Speaker 2: hoodie and I had the worst show of my life.
Speaker 1: I absolutely bombed. I was just like nobody was connecting it.
Speaker 2: So I've sworn off all in any other any gear,
Speaker 2: specifically Detroit Tigers. So there's a real rivalry there for me,
Speaker 2: just for me specifically. I would love to see them again,
Speaker 2: hopefully hopefully this year. But we've got our work cutout
Speaker 2: for us against those Dodgers and pod.
Speaker 3: Here you go, yeah and Potre all right? Hey, Ashley,
Speaker 3: this was awesome man. You know, ball a lot of
Speaker 3: respect from people in the chat. Good luck on the
Speaker 3: tour too. Thanks for open by man. We appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Hey, Jent, appreciate you guys. Man be well