Jason, sometimes, well, I'm always happy to have you on the show. But then it's like, I was like, who should I have on the show? I want to do a show. There's a lot of talk about. And I think, ah, and then I look and it's like, man, Jason hasn't been on set in September. That's a long time. And then I'm doing the show notes where, you know, my little outline here. I'm looking at the topics. And I've got it in my head now. I could not have anybody on the show this week, but you. Yeah, I mean, we got late night TV, we got old computers. We've got

Apple Sue and Apple Media. Yeah, we could talk about baseball and keyboards. Everybody loves that.

There's so much for us to talk about.

I know.

I know.

Let's get the baseball out of the way right now.

I got a question for you.

What do you think about the home run swing off in the All-Star game?

I think nobody wants to see the third tier of All-Stars grind through extra innings.

And if you get through nine and it's tied, having a swing off is a perfectly reasonable way to handle an exhibition game.

But the people who are like, oh, they should end all the baseball games with one of those.

It's like, folks, there will never be a more dramatic.

That was the, we literally saw the best possible outcome. Those three

home runs by Schwarber, well, you'll never, I mean, that was, that was a lot of fun,

but you'll never get that again. That was the best. It reminds me of, and again, this is sort of

like, to me, I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world I think it was

magic but when I was growing up and again it sounds so old timey now in the year 2025 but I

didn't grow up in a middle of nowhere it was right next to the city of redding pennsylvania it's a

suburb but it was really was like I me and my pals went out to play, and sometimes,

usually by the seasons of the pro sports, we'd be playing touch football or tackle football on

the grass.

We'd play a lot of baseball, just kids on a baseball field, playing baseball, no adults.

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