Yo, yo, it's going on. Oh, not much. Uh, you've been enjoying baseball.

No, man, the world baseball class is good. Been great. You want, you have cable, though, right?

Or YouTube TV or ever. So is it on like network television? Uh, I think the US Mexico was on Fox.

Okay. I think the rest of them are on FS1 and FS2. You texted me about the Mexico jerseys. I looked that up so good.

Uh, the green ones kind of look like the soccer. Yeah. And then the white and pink ones were cool.

And you said they beat the US. They did beat the US. Um, wow. Is that, I mean, I know that a lot of players go play for like where their parents were born.

Or maybe they were born there or whatever. So I'm sure the melting pot is missing a lot of good players. When it comes to us. Yeah, because, yeah, you know,

it's interesting thing is that their lineup is stacked. Yeah, their offense is unbelievable. It's their pitching.

A lot of, for whatever reason, I don't really understand it. I know people said, oh, they don't want to get hurt before the season.

But the other, but there's other countries, there's other countries, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, uh, Mexico, who have major league starters playing for them.

They don't seem to be upset about it. Well, why doesn't Mexico City have a team in the, I know they should, I mean, I feel like I've heard talk of that. Yeah.

We do that, you know, the United States, Toronto, so the Super Bowl and the World Series. And we say, you know, the best in the world world champions.

And it's like, well, we should get more of the world. I think this is, uh, major because the world baseball classic is run by major league baseball.

Uh, okay. And I think this is their way of trying to expand it. I think they'd like to do that. I mean, if Mexico is good enough to beat the United States, they're good.

Then they, they would be in the major league baseball. So it wouldn't matter. You get, but it's not like you have, it's not like they must have enough people that are interested in baseball.

Man, they love it that you can support. He makes Japan was on real. Yeah, watching those fans. Like it was like watching tennis almost only more

rowdy, but like if the Japanese pitcher would throw a strike, yeah, the crowd would applaud. Like after every play, I've seen that on real

sports, when they, yeah, they applaud everything. I'm like, where we, you know, you're watching the US and you know, they applaud hits and doubles,

but not strikes. No, not unless it's game side of the guy. If they're up to batten, the guy takes a ball of crowd claps. Yeah, it was cool.

Now, okay, this is going to be a very ignorant question. But I, I assume Japan got into baseball after the war, their

country's basically being occupied by, you know, a lot of Americans. And I assume that's how baseball took off there. I just didn't know like, it

seems like it seems like it's popular in South Korea, too. Right. But I, I don't know that it's popular in Germany at all. And there

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