All right, quarter to six, what is up?

As we have reached May, the weather is going to turn.

It's going to be 94 degrees today.

No, it's not.

But it'd be a nice, nice weekend. It's going to be 58 degrees or something like that. It's sunny, though. Sunny. Oh, no, that's fine. I thought it was going to be 68. I think it's going to rain tomorrow. I'll be walking the dog 900 times in the pouring rain.

Oh, okay.

Well, you're really full of great information.

Oh, oh, oh.

I did read the story, Jerry, about the JP. to dog 900 times in the pouring rain. Oh, okay. Well, you're really full of great information.

Oh, oh, oh.

I did read the story, Jerry, about the JP Morgan female executive who supposedly

allegedly.

Allegedly did, required all these things of a young man working there.

The JP Morgan, though, it looks like they're saying that they've done an internal investigation and found zero evidence of this. So we'll see. It is still a lawsuit. This is a story, though, that's right up your alley. Oh, I'll follow this closely now that you've alerted me. Now on your radar. Now on my radar, thank you. And hopefully now that I looked at the articles, the social media accounts will start feeding me information about this. Or just Google her name or the story, and then once you do that, not Google, but search it. Yeah, search it on X. And then it'll start popping up. Oh, yeah. How do you like this Luke Weaver, Jerry, a bit of a philosopher after the game. He's the one who gave up the... I haven't listened to him yet.

He gave... Well, I'm going to read you some of the quotes. Yep. So this is Luke Weaver. He gave up the go-ahead runs there.

And he said this about the Mets losing all these games.

Quote, this pursuit of perfection is just an ultimate, pressurized failure mindset. I just think it becomes everybody

wants to be the hero because we care and we want to win really, really bad. And I just don't

think success lives in that realm. The freedom of which we play day to day is kind of being...

Shut up and getting out. How about that? He says the freedom, Jared, of which we play day to day is kind of being... Shut up and get it out. How about that? He says the freedom, Jerry, of which we play day to day is kind of being suffocated a little bit. Because you had one job was to go get the... You weren't the starting pitcher, Luke. All you had to do is go get three outs and then hand the ball off to Devin Williams. Who probably would have given up the game but it wouldn't have been your problem. You would have done your job. Yeah. Stop taught. You know, it's, I know it's so simplistic, but it is really true. If you're locked in and focused on one pitch at a time and you do your job and you hit your spots, yes, you will get beat from time to time. There's no doubt.

But don't give me all this crap after you gave up a base hit in a home run.

And you just added to what has been a month long, just a comedy of errors since they started seven and four.

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