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Homeberg's Morning Sickness.

Good morning everybody, hello there, welcome to Friday, it is the Morning Sickness, it's 5.45, my name's John Homeberg, there's Brady Bogan.

Brad Vesley, big dick Toledo, we're ready to go, glorious Friday morning, the weekend's going to be good spring training officially is now a thing because you can go sit in it and unlike the days of the last couple days, which is miserable, try to be out there and sit in it.

49 degree day, even though sun did come out, I'm not sitting in the ballpark, 49 degrees.

Now we can do it.

Now our spring begins, screw all this other stuff that's going on, so celebrate because we are in paradise for sure and it's about to kick off.

I have been now completely wrapped up in the Murdoch trial, I can't, I paid a little bit of attention to it, I got sort of talked into the documentary series and the way I got talked into it was through OJ Simpson's Twitter, I wasn't sure I was going to watch it,

then OJ Simpson made some comments about it, I'm like well I have to be interested now, see what OJ thinks, but here's my takeaway right away, I'm only two episodes into the thing, they did the verdict yesterday and the guy's guilty,

but if you're watching the documentary like I am on Netflix right now, it's just pretty, it is anti-ginger propaganda, I have no issue with that.

You can't help but immediately assume every one of these pumpkin people are guilty of horrible things, the second you see them, the videos of them, and God, again my theory is if there's a lot of video view as a child in the 80s, 90s and early 2000s, if you were a kid in that time and your parents have tons and tons and tons of video view, you're going to be in a documentary about a murder.

There's nothing of my childhood that you could make a date line hour about let alone a four part Netflix documentary and all they show is these people are just constantly being filmed, they know that that's the future, but it wasn't the past.

It had a wide variety, it's a most of the time when they're doing it, it's like any kind of new story, it's the same three games over and over and it wasn't.

It hasn't been, if you watch the murder ones, they don't, like a new story, yes, but when they get documentaries, they're not looping, it is constant footage, me a Pharaoh's documentary was eight parts, I didn't see the same video twice, all they did was tape those kids and never once did they catch Woody Allen's finger in any of them.

Back in the day, you had to, you had to like get the camcorder with a VCR tape and they did it.

Wait 20 pounds.

Like it always says on the bottom, you know, like, you know, Thanksgiving 1993 and there's an hour and a half long foot, who keeps that?

Why haven't you taped over that with a Baywatch episode or something?

It's just who wants to see their family sitting and eating dinner and then hang on to it and have multiple, I don't know, but it's a theory I've had for a long time.

If you are a person who has a wall of old tapes of your family, you are going to be an a murder documentary.

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