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Yo, it's Danny G., executive producer of Covino and Rich.

Thank you for being down with us.

There's never been a radio show more sympathetic with me ever than you guys.

Yeah!

It was another fun week on the show.

Enjoy some of the greatest moments from the past few days.

Our show, if you've been with us for years, I hear at Fox or even before that at

Sirius XM, you know our personality.

So, like, I do notice once in a while there'll be someone new listening that isn't,

isn't really up on, oh, you know, Rich is this way or Kavino's this way. And you're right, it's, if you don't know someone's personality, like if you don't know Camp Scataboo is a knucklehead. He says, I recently did an interview and I had a lapse of judgment, which resulted in me making a tasteless joke about CTE and asthma. It was never my intention to downplay the serious of, it says the serious of head injuries or asthma. I sincerely apologize to anyone that was offended by my remarks and I assure you that I'll be more mindful and respectful going forward. Much love Scadaboo. And I think that's a great approach. He apologized, took accountability. I don't think he should apologize. Well, what was he going to do? Let me explain. I'm just a bonehead. I'll give you this. If people don't know my sense of humor, when I said before the break, what do you rather do? Find $5 in your pocket or have your colleges women's team win the tournament? I want the good karma. I mean, you could have the $5. Let them win and be happy, and maybe I'll get some happiness in return. Should I be like, guys, I respect women's sports. If you know me, I'm just a big goofball, and I really didn't mean it. Like, if you have to explain every joke, then what's the point of comedy? Fine, but he's not a comedian, right? So I'm with you. I agree with you. I basically said the same thing. The people that are offended are probably people that don't know him or people that have been severely affected by this. But I just hate the idea of having to explain a punchline for like two people. Well, you know what?

You could also say if you have to explain a punchline, it wasn't that funny.

That's all, like, you can't make that kind of joke for the masses. It's going to be misinterpreted. It's going to be, people going to take it the wrong way. Because there are some people that are like, you can sit back with your friends and make that kind of joke. because you all know each other so well.

But you know what I think, Sam?

I think, you know, he's on a podcast.

It feels intimate.

He's just, kind of joke. It's off colors. Because you all know each other so well. But you know what I think, Sam? I think, you know, he's on a podcast.

It feels intimate. He's just being, he's just being himself. He forgets for a minute. Like, yeah, millions of people are going to hear this because you are Camp Scataboo. And you say some bonehead things and you're just having fun. but in return

or as a result,

you do offend a few people.

He apologized.

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