E.A. Sports. It's in the game.

Hey, we're recording the podcast.

Shut up.

Good morning to you, wherever you are, because it is morning somewhere.

For February 7, 2020, 5th, 2025.

My name is Bernie Burns. Sitting right over there, she's not the best backup in the business

for nothing. It's Ashley Burns. Say hi to Ashley. I am the best at what I do. And that's backing it up.

You are always the best at what you do. You know, I've got to say I've been using the,

I've been using the Finn morning somewhere

shout. That's our young son Finn who does that shout. Sometimes the guests do it, sometimes I do it. But I've been using it why I've been here because I just want to hear his voice. Right. You look, I have to say, you know, props to that kid, he really committed to the shout. Yeah, he did a really good job on it.

It was interesting, too, because it wasn't a lot of work to get that, you know, get them. Usually kids, they kind of, kind of do a fake shout. You know, I don't know how to put it, but like they have like a play shout they do. And it's like, no, I want you to really yell it like you're yelling at. And he just like took the direction. nailed it we were i think we were sitting on a

gold mine here actually we should uh he could be the next haley joel osment we got to start

exploiting that quick dude i was watching a clip of uh six cents and it's the end of the movie

uh when i don't know the name of the character, but Haley Joel Osmond's character

in Sixth Sense is telling his mom, Tony Collette, that he can see dead people. That scene is

for a kid actor, it's just incredible, man. That performance is wild. And she like matches him

beat for beat. It's a great scene.

It's the scene where they're in the car together and he's talking about his

grandma.

I was like,

I had forgotten how good that scene is, man.

I feel like there's a,

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