We would go back and see what ended up happening to his specific question about the Giants Eagles game.

Well, I believe in remembering crap.

So, ladies and gentlemen, let's take you back to yesterday's show,

and you could hear the setup on the question at hand by our lawyer listener.

And he says, Evan, I've been asking everybody.

Which right away made me feel less special because it's like, I'm asking everyone. I really don't care what you think. The Cam question. He said, how many calories is Cam Scatibu's going to get to that? Cameron Scataboo. And like at first, because he said the overrunners 11 and a half, I got you, pal. I said, oh, the over. And then he's like, yeah, but Tyrone Tracy's back. And I'm like, holy crop, I completely forgot about that. And so now, ever since this man asked me the question, I don't know why. You got to go under. I can't stop thinking about this. Well, it's also a trick line. Thursday night games, teams hand to their star running backs less, and they go more by committee because that is the position that takes more of a beating on a short week and a short tournament. Well, it's a good thing I didn't listen to Sean or Tiki. Did you go over? Because my initial reaction was over. Tommy then, you know, be slapped Sean by saying you made up a stat. It's not even true. And I said, you know what I'm sticking with my original thought, which is take the over on 11 and a half. He had 19 carries. He broke the number by the third quarter. I didn't realize that Tyrone and Tracy would be on a snap count. I mean, seriously. By the way, Shaquan went on there, so I was right about my theory. No. No, no, no. They were behind, and you guys did a great job stopping the run. Do not pivot. Your goalpost changing pisses me off. You got it wrong, okay? I got it right. Tommy got it right. Hopefully that person who asked us bet the over. Right. And he was able to get it right. That's why you don't gamble. That's right. But I'll tell you something that did happen yesterday. Yesterday

evening, the Philadelphia, yesterday evening, the Philadelphia Phillies not just bowed out to the Los Angeles

Dodgers, but they did it in a very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very painful way.

Not only did all their great hitters not show up. Painful or unique? Painful and unique. There you go. Not only did all their great hitters not show up, but on the final play of the game, a little comebacker, right to Orion Kerkerring, he babbled it, had plenty of time to throw to first base. He did not. Instead, he got lost in the moment, tried to throw home to J.T. Raumoto and threw it wild.

And the Phillies lost.

I love L.A. started blaring over the PA system.

And Philadelphia was about to embark on an all-time horrible day.

And I'm not going to lie to you.

I've invested most of my time this morning. No offense to Boomer and G.O. No offense to BT and Sal. No offense to Big Mac.

I'm sorry. I was invested in WIP all morning long. So I've got some clips for you. Let's start off with

what they think of Jalen Hertz.

He didn't have the greatest game in the world.

I hope they don't go to the extremes.

If Jalen Hertz plays this way the rest of the season,

they're drafting a quarterback.

It's just not out my mind.

Wow.

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