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President's day visit valley Chevy dot com for details. Good morning everybody. Hello, they're welcome to Friday. It's 545. This is the morning sickness. My name's John. There's Brady. There's Brett

Toledo's out there. I don't know where is his here. No, he is not here. Yeah, isn't right. Unless he snuck in. I didn't. He hasn't been in yet.

Oh boy. Well, never mind that. Was that him parking? He'll come in and he'll have like something for everybody. Every time Toledo's lady brings gifts, which makes him more late. It's just weird. It's got to be him. Right. It was rent this morning. Yeah. Oh, that's it. He had to pay Dracula. That one. That was the best story he's ever told. I had to pay my rent. It's 430. What? Don't get the rent to me by the time the sun comes up. You'll be docked 25 dollars. A tweaker. Are you rent? Who demands rent? How? How late is your rent?

That 4am or else? And he ran late for work. It was very funny. But I didn't know. All right. Toledo's not here. We'll get him here eventually someday. He'll be here. We can do without him for a couple of minutes. We're going to start the show as I like to do or pretty much we always do by praising me, Brady. Let's make sure we get that done last night. The sun's 8 o'clock game. They're late. They go late and probably got home button 12, 11, 32. There he is. There he is.

Toledo's now we can get going. And you know, you got late games and 8 o'clock starts and things like that. It's time to lose the game. It was fun. But I have my buddy, Mark has that I have season tickets with occasionally gets his work tickets and they're down on the floor. So we swapped out last night. We were down on the floor. And I was sitting next to a guy and his kid. And we just ended up talking about basketball most of the night. And the kid was dying for autographs just dying. Young kid. I've been there. You know, I've been the kid that stood there and screamed at baseball players like Dave came in.

I'm trying to get an autograph who ended up flipping me off because I was so loud and annoying. Only kid yelled out a couple of times during the game.

Chris Paul, can I get your autograph? He's kind of busy right now. You don't want to do that. But he was actually very funny. Nice kid. And it was didn't go unnoticed last night. My kindness.

Thad Mason text me. So John, I was at the game last night. I just want to say you are a badass. Like right away, this email has my attention.

Oh, yeah. When the sun's guys were throwing shirts, you stood up. And instead of jumping and waving your hands like an idiot for $1.99 t-shirt, you did something smooth.

You swung and pointed to the kid that was too sweet to weigh. And after a couple attempts, the guy finally tossed it to him. I thought it was cool. You went out of your way to get attention.

So that kid could get a shirt, even though that kid doesn't realize how much those seats actually cost to ever got.

Always remember getting that $1.99 shirt that'll live with him forever. Thanks for not letting fame get to your head. You know,

this fame thing has always been chasing me about and all this fame, Brady.

You've always been really good to billionaire kids. I have been, you know, my favorite kids are the ones down on the floor with the ones who deserve it.

We went to the second level to buy t-shirts. And I was in the riffraff. My sweet Jesus. It was horrifying up there. I felt like it was the last of us.

Anyway, because you're you're don't let I'm going to rethink it. Thanks for not letting fame get to your head. And that gesture of doing that shows what kind of person you are.

A total badass. One of these days, I'm going to try to get through in the fireside chats and talk about your friend Todd Merrill, who I know as well.

He's a badass too. Thanks for making us laugh every day. Thad makes me well. Thad thanks for keeping an eye on me in the creepiest possible way and seeing my every move last night.

I appreciate that. Fame doesn't get to me. Thad, but please, no, I contact. If you wouldn't mind not not staring at me. Next sons game. That'd be nice too.

I mean, I'm not, you know, a wash and fame and what it does to a man, but I certainly don't need you staring at me weirdo. So please, Thad, pay attention to your own life.

And let me handle those kids with millions and millions of dollars sitting down on the floor.

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