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How's everybody's eyesight after staring at one of the nerdiest events that everybody geeks out about?

It was nerdy. Oh my gosh, bro. Yeah, it was. But you were there for.

Bro. Bro. There's what I'm telling you guys. I've been coming to State College, obviously, for a lot of years.

And Spike Stadium, which is our minor league baseball

stadium I have never ever seen it remotely close to field ever and yesterday it was

jam packed jam packed Because you were there?

Hell no, because the sun and the moon was there.

The only problem is, the only problem is there was a blanket of clouds up top.

All them people were out hollering screen.

I think we made like national news or something like that. I think there was a national camera here. The fans went wow too, by the way. That was the only thing to go wild about. And then you start seeing people look like, it's over there. And then people started looking over there. They're like, no, it's over there. Then they started looking over there. And then people started running to different areas to try to get a different view.

It was, it was, it was, I don't want to call my own people like geek nerd central,

but it was, uh, yeah, it was, it was quite the crowd that was there to see, uh, see the eclipse.

And those glasses, have you guys ever used eclipse glasses have you ever

they're like opaque it was like the dumbest thing ever like use these to protect your eyes

if if you're not looking at the solar eclipse you can't see anything there's there's

nothing to see here you can't even even see a glimmer of something through those

glasses. So there you go. That's your report for the solar eclipse. You got to pay for those

glasses? Or they hand them out like you're going to a movie later. I don't know if you have to

pay them everywhere, but we, you know, we got them for free.

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