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It's Boatown.

Our buddy Marlon Humphrey actually behind this,

a friend of the show, Marlon Humphrey,

was at a camp and realized that he said 50%, I think is the number he used,

50% of his teammates that the Baltimore Ravens did not know how to swim.

50% of them.

There is no way.

That's a lot.

You know, Danny Connell said the same thing last week when I first heard this story, that there's no way. And I texted him quickly. I said, I didn't learn even to float or dog pedal until I was 18, you know, just not having access to swimming pools as a kid. You had a mud puddle. I did. I know. It was ankle deep. I didn't have to swim. You're soaking that. Yeah. So, you know, some people just don't have access to swimming in America.

And so half of his teammates. And so Marlon Humphrey got on social media and reached out to the best swimmer who's a Baltimore Ravens fan, Michael Phelps, and said, man, you're the greatest of all time.

If you ever have a chance, could you come and teach my teammates how to swim?

Baltimore guy too, right?

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