Good afternoon and welcome everybody. This would be the Jeff Cameron Show right here on 93.3. Real Talk, Radio War Chantini. Great to be with you on a redemption Thursday, opening day, Major League Baseball. Let's do it. On Twitter, it's at J. Cameron show. I'm Jeff. That is Tom.

There's director Matthew.

And away we go, Florida State and Louisville.

This afternoon, this evening, I should say.

And of course, the show right after it, we will head on over to Corner Pocket Bar and Grill.

Look forward to it as we'll sit back and watch a little

major league baseball. Good times. Good times. I love this day. This is one of the great

days, great events that we have. We've got some that are more formal and buttoned up and there's a

presentation of sorts with a show. And then there's some where we kick back

and relax and this is in the latter category. And it's always a good time. And I can't believe it. I asked Bill on Saturday. I said, hey man, inflation being what it is, you want to make it a $3 hot dog? You want to make it a $4 hot dog, $4 beer? It's still a great deal. And he said, no, let's keep it $2.

Keep the tradition alive. My man. Two dollars. That's what we're doing here. I love it.

It's perfect. Yeah, look, listen, it is the, it's creature comfort for me. It's a sport I love, and it's a start of a very long process where, you know, I value the hell out of Major League Baseball's

regular season, in a lot of ways more than the postseason, just a pacing of it all.

And I think the challenge of 162 games is something to behold.

It is a slow process, but one with an attention to detail that is rewarding. So as somebody who has the baseball package, you know, you kind of, this is the sport I immerse myself in more than most. In football, it's a race. It's very short. It's compact. It's violent. It's hostile and it's awesome. And it's the coolest thing. And it's of itself. And it's different. And all those things are true. baseball's leisurely man and it's awesome. And it's the coolest thing and it's of itself and it's different and all those things are true.

Baseball's leisurely, man, and it signifies being outside in very long days and just that kind of thing.

It's a different vibe altogether.

I'm telling you, I've such a greater appreciation for why. I think the culture up in the North

loves the sport. It's because they're so pissed off. Yes, of course they would be.

I'm feeling the pissed off thing that they feel. Gee, darn it. Gosh, darn it. We could stay in with some warm weather here, and it does signify

better times ahead, the beach, the breeze. I have a greater appreciation for it because here we're

so spoiled. On opening day, that's when we have our best weather of the year, like not named

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