Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, go Hess, Bo Hess, and now the end is near.

Bo.

Belgar and Mass, 985, the Sports Hub.

Is anyone not in favor?

Could hear from you?

You're not in favor?

Oh, no, I'm in favor.

Of course.

I'm just going to say, I love the fact that they took a shot at the country's leadership stance. I mean, how can you not love that if that's the way you bend? Well, I mean, but you could not love that if you're a racist. Well, right. If you're a racist, you don't love that. Okay, well, I'm not a racist, so I love it. So I just, I give Henry credit. I'm just saying how could you, I'm telling you

whether there's people who think the other way. Well, I know that. I mean, I'm just telling you that

to me, this one is not, you know, this is a pretty clear right and wrong in my mind. And so,

I'm sorry. No, I just, I give the Red Sox credit for taking a stand on it. I mean, again, you know, the leadership matters. It does. And so I give the Red Sox credit for taking a stand on it. What's interesting is he said. What are you talking about, Marshall? A, what I'm going to assume is a sarcastic tweet that says we should rename Yockey Way to David Price Way because it'll be a safe place for everyone.

Somebody, you know, I did it say Boston Strong Way.

So that's the kind of thing I would prefer.

Don't put any people's names on it.

Nobody's name on it.

But name it after an ideal, some sort of social value, something like that that means something to everybody.

And just to quickly, well, I found interesting as well that Henry said to Mike Silverman that

I discussed this a number of times with the previous mayoral administration, and they did

not want to open what they saw as a can of worms.

So, you know, basically calling out Menino is saying he didn't want to do this.

Well, and I don't think it fundamentally means he was opposed to it, but didn't want the controversy that would go with it, which is slightly different, right? Well, and also, I mean, does it then open the door to rename other streets or other venues or whatever? You know, I'm, I'd have to think about which ones may or may not have any sort of, you know, potentially tainted past or connection to a tainted past. They have no idea. My guess is that's what they may. What do I know? I'm just guessing. But to me, the Yockey Way one for the Red Sox and for it's a big one. Apparently, Marty Walsh is not worried about the same can of worms. So back to the phones on this and everything else that we've discussed today. Here is Joe and Dorchester. Hi, Joe. Hey, guys. I heard you talking earlier. I actually grew up in Walpole, and they took away the Confederate flag about 20 years ago. However, there is still a guy that hangs it from his house that you can see onto the property. Right. Right. I remember that's what I was talking about, right? Yeah, yeah. So, and I think that's probably similar to the connotation that Federal Park gets with the Yockey name is that everyone still assumes that, you know, you're racist just because there's, you know, one idiot that was racist. I also, guys, just want to...

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