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Steve, who is our first contestant, ready to play the big game.

Hello, Cody.

Welcome to Big Dumpy. Big Dumpy. Ola! Craig, sober, not sober? I'm sober. I just got home. Cody. Cody. Sorry. Cody. Coder. Okay. All right, Cody, our men's room pole. You're going to pick a nickname. Are you going to be booger, icky, mooky, or big dumper?

I'll pick mooky. Mookie. Mookie. All right, that's the name I'm going for, man. Really? I like booger. Well, Miles Mookie Montgomery sounds pretty cool. Yeah, it does. I mean, I do kind of like bugger on its own

but it's something about

Mookie.

If you said

Miles Mookie Montgomery

was showing up

to play ball

I'd be like, oh,

he can hoop. He's good. He's good. A caller on the text asks if you gave yourself your own nickname or not. What, thrill? Yes. No. That came from a guy named Ken Rosenthal, who is kind of the baseball officiado now on, is it Fox, I think, Ted? How about everything? Everything. Everything. Everything. He had a rough weekend. Did he have a rough weekend? Well, a camera guy, like, fell behind him. And we know Ken Rosenthal personally. He couldn't be a nicer guy. Truly. But the look he gives the guy that fell over was not good. People are like, yo, Ken, why can't be it so a meeting? No, Ken's a nice dude.

My first... Truly. But the look he gives the guy that fell over was not good. And people were like, yo, Ken, why can be it so meaningful? No, Ken's a nice dude. And my first radio gig, he was doing a sports show of Baltimore. He used to write for the Baltimore son. Anyway, it's my first day. He doesn't really know who I am, but I'm running the board. I'm training at that time. So we worked with another guy named Steve Stoffberger. So at the end of Ken Rosenthal's show, because like Ted said, he is the nicest guy you'll meet, but he likes to thank everyone to contribute it. So he thanked old softy Steve Stoffberger. And as he's saying, that Stoff writes down my name. Yeah. Hands at the Ken and he said, Steve the Thrill Hill, right? Whatever. The next day I come into work, everyone's,

hey, what's up, Thrill? I never gave it to myself. I didn't even think it would stick. That's how nicknames work. That is what happened. That's it, ma'am. And just for the record, right? Because then a couple years later, I'm running that same shift. Like, Ken Rosenthal is the authority on baseball. He's the only guy on a Saturday afternoon that the phone lines were always packed.

Oh, yeah.

And I just can't, he couldn't be nicer.

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