It's the Boomer and Geo podcast from WFAN. All right, 806. It is Willie and Jerry in for Boomer NGO from the Built Forward Tough Studio on a Monday morning. I was going to move into some other stuff with football, but people are calling in about these crazy moments like on the playing field or on the ice or something like that. And you said something during the break.

You were talking, and you've got some other ones too, we'll get to. But you mentioned, you know, there's some crazy things happen. These crazy hot dog nights. And you made me think of it. How about this one? And this, I think Eddie would remember more than any of us. And I don't remember it was Chicago or Cleveland or Detroit. Remember the whole thing with the BGs and Disco Night?

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Where was that?

Chicago. I don't remember it was Chicago or Cleveland or Detroit. Remember the whole thing with the Bee Gees and Disco Night?

Oh, yeah, yeah. Where was that? Chicago. It was Chicago. Camisky. Are you aware of that? No. You said Beegis Night? Like the group. Well, people like got tired. I don't know exactly what the circumstances was. It was death to disco night. Yes. and everybody brought their albums.

They threw it on the field.

And it turned into a riot and they were burning. It was death to disco night. Yes. And everybody brought their albums. They threw it on the field.

And it turned into a riot and they were burning them.

It was a disaster.

Why didn't you turn it to a riot?

Because people started just hating on disco and throwing things on the field.

They were throwing albums on the field.

Yeah, yeah.

I love disco. That's crazy. But that's another one that like, I remember the clip comes in my mind. I remember seeing it. Yeah. So, and then you had one other one. I had a couple. So I, as we went to brick, I was thinking about the iconic fights the Nix had. Remember, Jeff Van Noney wrapped around along with the heat, wrapped around Alon's leg. And I said to you, he had the comb over. And the comb over was flapping back and forth. And it was great because you see, like, Okinaw's guy was looking at it like, what are you doing? This is what we do. This is not what you do.

And I remember being a kid like, that's my team.

We even got the coach fighting for us. You know what I mean? Like certain moments in sports or certain moments with their fandom kind of cemented. That was one of the moments that I remember. Like, that's why I loved it. And then the other one you brought up was Antonio Brown walking off the field taking his jersey off.

I was in studio with me and Barr up was Antonio Brown walking off the field. Yes, I was in the studio with me and Bar Scott.

And then the box were on the field going against the Jets. And Antonio Brown was like, I'm done with this, takes off his pad in Jersey. While Brady's trying to get the guys, you know, his guys together, Antonio Brown, his star receiver is running right behind him. By the way, who he like pretty much clothing fed

during his time in Tampa.

I know. I know. So it he like pretty much clothing fed during his time in

Tampa. So it was like, it felt so surreal. And so those are moments like, I'm just like, man,

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