So if you're a warrior if you're a warrior's fan you're excited about a sweeper does it make it for a boring final?

I'd like you know I'd like seven game buzzer beater myself. Yeah, you're a much more disciplined fan than I am in that way. I'd like four consecutive

blowouts than I can just relax and get I get edgy. I've never been into that but well I'm not into it. It's an

instinctive thing. I feel threatened by the prospect of a loss. Maybe it's because I played lots and lots of sports.

And man, I didn't want exciting games. I wanted to throw no hitter and we scored 20 runs. Well, if I'm playing yet to

be completely different situation, but as a fan it's just a TV show. Um, you know, interesting. There's too much sports.

Well, how much sports is enough sports? Maybe that's one of the things we'll talk about on our panels here in New

York City. Oh, the big talk radio convention that we're at. We've been asked to save the industry. I mean, a more or

less to appear on a panel talking for like 35 minutes about a topic. Joe made this comment the other day, but it's

absolutely true. And it's just a weird thing about our career. People have been saying

sometimes like really big people in the radio industry. Yeah, so among the biggest have been saying we're the next big thing or

the future of talk radio for like 20 years. And then soon we'll be old and retired. We'll be the past of talk radio quite

literally. And it will have never happened. You will have never been the now of talk radio. Exactly. We're in the future of talk radio.

Damn it. And in many cases, it's kind of like the sports illustrated curse where if you end up on the cover of sports

illustrated, you immediately break your ankle or something like that. We've had people say we're the next big thing in talk

radio and die. Yeah, we've had people. We've had people say we're the next big thing in talk radio and immediately get fired for

some scandal. And I'm not kidding in this very, very city. Yeah. Yeah, we were we were to be the the guys on the station.

And then the station stop being the station because the guys, the other guys did some stuff that was really bad. Yeah, it's just

we are the sports illustrated curse. Praise us and your career is over. But trust me, this is not complaining. No, I know I'm

it's mostly a music. If nothing changes from here there, I'm perfectly fine with I've gotten zero complaints. Yeah, if I ever

start complaining, slap me. Yeah. Um, anyway, but it's fun to be here. And you know, I want to say publicly, the folks at WOR 710,

which is a legendary radio station in America, it is a gigantic historic talk radio station in New York City.

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