Hi everyone and welcome to episode 91 of the Holding Court podcast.

Today we're recapping the Turner Trot 5K that was held this past weekend.

We'll also discuss the Mantei Teo documentary on Netflix,

and I'll share a catfishing story of my own,

all coming up right now on Holding Court.

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I have lost my most loyal. I have lost my most loyal listener.

Are you referring to me?

I am.

Oh my God.

Yeah, like the last probably six or seven episodes I haven't listened. Ever since you started giving me crap and trying to talk shit that I'm only listened to episodes that I'm on, I just stopped listening to all of them. Okay. But have you listened to the episode with Liz? No. Kara? I told you I haven't listened to the last seven episodes. You listened to Kara and that was the last one. I listened to Kara. That might have set you off. I listened to Kara on the bus when we were going from the airport to the hotel in Denver. Yeah. I listened to Keita's first one. Had she been on twice? No. What?

I thought she'd been on twice.

No.

Oh, maybe not. Maybe you just know her story. It's been on, I know her story, yeah. Okay, well, how do we get you back? Because this might unlock. I got to go back. I got 10 episodes to catch up on. The mystery of people may be falling off. Well, you're not going to San Fran, so maybe I'll binge listen in San Fran.

Okay, good. I just want to make sure that our listeners are staying with us. I get a lot of messages of people that just find the podcast, and they go back and start from, someone recently just said they started from the lockout, and they're coming forward. Some people go all the way back to the beginning yeah which is dedication that's dedication that's a lot of episodes that's probably roughly what 75 hours 70 plus hours because about 45 minutes sometimes they're an hour well trish and emmy

said they listen to us every time they drive up from San Diego. Yeah. Yeah. Just cool.

Gotta get Trish on the podcast. Trish, I know you're listening. The seat is warm. The microphone's on and you're

more than welcome to come sit in because court's tired of me being her co-host, so. No, I like it.

I like having guests because it pushes me out of the comfort zone and also just bringing other perspectives on here.

I love having fellow baseball wives on here

because I think everyone has their own unique story.

And I think a lot of times they get lost in this

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