Good morning, everybody. Hello. They're welcome to Wednesday. It's 5.45. I am John Holmberg. There's Brady Bogan,

red festlies in the chair, Big Dick's little back from his odd day off, and here we are

with everyone in the world above about Tiger Woods and all that's gone on there. Just a strange day,

yesterday, very Kobe coverage. I have the Los Angeles channels on my house, TV, and I was watching

their news. They just all day long, all day long. How many times did you say crash? I mean, I saw

the side of the crash. I mean, like a billion and a half. You watched the LA stations, and it is,

that was all they did. I was watching Fox in LA. And man, they just couldn't get enough of this.

It was Kobe coverage. And it was almost like they kept rooting for the worst. There wasn't a single

person that gave the benefit of the doubt to Tiger. And it's weird because as it went on,

I realized Tiger is no longer the world's best golfer when you first see Tiger. You're for

not a soul, not one of us, not you listening or us in this room, thought to ourselves, wow,

a perfectly sober and healthy Tiger Woods just crashed his car. Nobody gave him the benefit of

the doubt. So just, you know, we all carry those labels for so long because I think everyone assumed

painkillers because of that video from a few years ago when he was driving around drunk

and on the painkillers and everybody thought that. So how recent was his back surgery too?

That's it wasn't that long ago. And it's his fifth one.

Enough that he he did try to play. He plays a little ball, but he can't play a full 18 holes

of competitive golf, but he can play. He's rehabbing. Yeah, he's got his, he doesn't want to twist it

out and have a sixth back surgery. But he's, you know, in the past, we known Tiger to have the

drug thing. And, you know, even when he ran into that tree when Elon was chasing him with the golf club,

he was out of his mind on painkillers that night. So he's had a history of it. And that's what we

remember first about Tiger. No, no, I don't think anybody thought, oh, no, I hope he can golf again.

...