This is beyond a reasonable doubt with your hosts Mark Geregous and Gary Smith.

GPS, how are you?

As you can tell, I generally don't wear my bolo tie, but I thought for this week I would

wear the bolo tie.

Well, I mean, you know, it's not something you wear often, but when you do it, it certainly makes a statement.

It makes a statement.

I don't know what that statement is.

I wasn't going to elaborate any further.

But I am in the great state of Texas, and I am going to try three of your recommendations for best places to eat

and the burger place is right on tap for lunch. Well, I had a lot of fun sending you those

recommendations. That's not often something that I'm able to do, but I stand by all three of

those recommendations. If you walk away unhappy from any of them,

I will, uh, I will be stunned because they are absolute go-tos to me. As I told you, the burger

place, I dragged 20 unwilling guys to and by the end, everyone was thanking me. So, uh, that's a pretty

solid bet. I love it. Maybe the, maybe if you're a, if you got a burger place in Austin, you want to

sponsor our R.D. next week, uh, let Gary know. There you go. Sounds good to me.

Free fries and we're in. You got it. We work for fries. Okay. I think, frankly, the, uh,

story of the week because, uh, not only was it just as we're taping this

hours ago, but in addition to that, if you're into a legal story, the appeal, it was heard

yesterday, Thursday, in the Second Circuit for Diddy's conviction on the Ban Act and

sentence of 15 months? And it was the only case that was on calendar.

5.0. Correct. 5.0. Only case on calendar. Three of the smartest circuit court judges,

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