So, Jake, now is a great time to go to a Rangers game because if you're checking out

Seekek, I don't want to make light of a tough situation, but the ticket prices have never

been lower and the place to find the deals, you're not going to find those on the team

website, they're going to charge you the same thing as if they were in first place right now.

On Seekkeek, you can have some deals, some steals. Yeah, some steels, indeed. By the way that Seekkeek just sort of collates all of the ticket websites together in one place, and it's driven by market value, which means just how much people are trying to buy these tickets. At this point, you literally might get paid to go to a Rangers game

if you use Sea Geek. You will buy tickets on Sea Geek for Rangers games for less than they're

going to get for you, Darvish, when they deal them in two weeks. It's a dire situation for the Rangers,

but a rosy one for Seatkeek. Use the promo code Banter. You'll get 20 bucks back.

It's Seat Geek.

It's a great service.

I use it every single day.

It's Seekek.

Hello, I'm Margaret Joe McCullen.

And I'm Terry Rialto.

And you're listening to T.C. and Jake.

On National Public Radio.

All right. Do we just start?

Yeah, why not?

Since we can't hear the music that you're currently hearing, we're just going to start.

It's probably going to sound, I don't know, less... Dynamic? Yeah, than usual. We have a guest. That's one of the reasons for why everything is so odd. Not to blame the guest. I'm not even saying it's bad that it's odd. I'm not complaining. She didn't want that. That's not anything adjacent to the point I'm trying to make.

My point I'm trying to make is that we have Travis Heim here.

He's the proprietor of Heim Barbecue and as established last podcast, I've been on a real

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