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you'll back on track. Welcome to the 3 Martini lunch. Grab a stool next to Greg Corumbus

of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National Review. 3 Martinis coming up. So glad you're

with us for the Monday edition of the 3 Martini lunch. Jim Garrity is back from his vacation.

Thanks to Rob Long and Byron York and Alexander DeSanctus for filling in for him last week.

We have good, bad and crazy Martinis for conservatives today. But Jim, as anyone who follows

you on Twitter knows you, spent last week on a lovely vacation to New England. So my

main question is, are you now finding yourself finding anything you think is great being

wicked awesome? Just not the sports teams. And I even had nice things to say about Fenway

Park. Thought about going to a game. We weren't going to be in the right place. We would

have had to drive back to Boston. It would have been complicated. But, you know, I made

the observation that in an era where like almost every sports stadium starts to look the

same. You look at Fenway with the green monster, with the hand scoreboard. It's kind of quirky

angles and dimensions. And it just is, you know, it's one of the things that makes baseball

unique. Just about every football field looks the same. Just about every field of play and

hockey and basketball is indistinguishable baseball. They have big stadiums. They have

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