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Lender running the three-man show today.

E.B.'s got a volleyball tournament for his daughter in Philadelphia.

It's Bish cakes and JP talking dress code.

Yeah.

Behind the scenes, Drabb is doing some sort of project or CK.

And I was asked, do you have any pictures of the early years of the junkies?

And I had this folder from five years ago when I was prepping, still barking, and it had pictures mixed of our childhood and some of the early years of the junkies. So I brought it in. And Mike Barr was looking at him. And he's like, I'm having a tough time finding cakes. Yeah. He doesn't know that you grew up with blonde hair.

Yeah, but Brent Oliveri would love me.

So I was a blonde silly as a youth.

And baseball cakes going way back wearing a Mets jacket like when I was seven.

Yes.

Okay, it goes way back.

But when we grew up, we kind of did have a dress code with our parents.

Like, we didn't dress as like some of the kids do nowadays.

I don't remember ever taking pajamas to school. No. And showing up to a steakhouse with a tank top. Yeah, but our parents did put us in plaid pants back in the day, which is not a look that has aged very well. But what are you going to do? All right, let's go to the phones. You think it's okay for restaurants to ban people from using junkies lingo dressing her thing. All right. Let's go to our pal Timmy Seymour. We know he knows a thing or two or a million about running a restaurant. What's up, Tim? Good morning. Good morning. I haven't talked to you in a while. How you been, buddy? You haven't been to his new spot. Yeah, I know.

I have not.

You know what?

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