What are you all right? Oh, I'm just peachy keen. This is what I would say to you Sean if the Mets woke up the Astros good because they're going to be the Yankees final boss.

Oh, you're about the Yankees. So I'm glad we, well you made it about the Mets, so I'm glad we lit a fire.

We haven't done the Yankees shit. The Yankees are away goals good again.

Two team town, they lit a fire, that will be your final boss.

Sean, this is clearly you being part of the No Fun Police.

The Mets are having a lot of fun and you as a jealous you know

Yankee fan corporate Yankees they're not having any fun you're seeing all this fun at city field and you are being the no fun police because you're saying

there's too much fun going on. I gotta tell you there is something to that and we'll

get to it deeper here. Excuse me? Hold on it's not just about the fun. It's not just. It's not just about the fun. It's about like the passion.

Like, let's let's think about what turned the season around for the Mets. The Mets were

scuffling and then they had the throw with the glove throw in Los Angeles and it was like oh what the heck is going on

team meeting now I think we could kind of assume went on in that team meeting but when we

had Mindy on at the subway series he told us what went on in that team meeting, but when we had Mindy on at the subway series, he told us what went on.

They were M. F. in one another. They were cussing, screaming, yelling, basically holding each other

accountable. That is an emotional moment, right? And so we saw what's happened.

When Dor starts hitting, Nemo starts hitting, J.D. Martinez, using it as a catalyst.

Pete Alonso is doing a Peteroneso, like things just got better.

Edwin Diaz comes back, obviously Alvarez comes back, and all of a sudden there's just

emotion around this team that wasn't there before.

And so it was because they got emotional.

Now the Yankees, they said, man, look where they out,

kicking their covers a little bit, sure, right?

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