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On today's part of my take, we have our good friend, Brooks Keppka, on the show.

Check in with Brooks, figure out what's going on with him, how he's going to attack this shortened golf season.

Also tells us an all-time story about ESPN, the magazine.

Or no, his GQ knows ESPN, the magazine's body issue.

Body issue when he had to be naked all day, always great to catch up with him.

We also have our deep dive with Billy Fouple, Mount Flushmore of appetizers.

And who's back of the week before we do all of that?

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