Ladies and gentlemen welcome to the spirit in Steinberg podcast right here with Right, Butler, I hear. Bartholomew, Carrington, the Sir,

$10, a lot of money.

What time is it?

Game time.

Um, Jumburg Bugs, Kake Yewa, Stas, Red Foot's, little, slave, then, and

Redfoot, it was slave there.

Cuzckei, here we go again, Kuzkrii, done. I know you gonna dig this conversation can you fell a bad and that's how I get

on so. So Erries remember yesterday's podcast we're talking about the Beatles?

Yes. There's a song you know what it's a someone's ring someone's knocking at the

door someone's ringing the bell do me favor. Open the door and let him in.

Who is it? Oh, Steve. Oh, Steve. Anyway. Anywhere, tell me something.

That's the only, that's the only Beatles song.

I want to hold your hand.

Your head.

Is that the same song?

No, it's a different song. I want, I want to, look I don't even know the fucking rather. I want to hold your head. I don't even know. Dude, I'm telling you, I'm not a Beatles fan, but when I watched that doc I became more of a fan than I've been but I'd like

them as people less I'm going to watch it because just the artist in me knows that I should intercept all kinds of art.

Funny story, I remember I was watching the Sports Century, and this is where I always get festive.

Usually for Christmas, I don't think CNN,

I mean Sports Center does it anymore,

but they would do the Sports Century countdown.

And of course Ali, I think, was number one.

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