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In the Arctic on out in San Francisco, Matt, the armchair analyst Doyle.

Do you, do you like not care about your hygiene?

Is that what we're hearing here?

I'm actually an obsessive hand washer.

Or maybe the best team in the MLS in...

Wait a minute, no, you're not, that's wrong.

Why? Because, no, that's absolutely wrong.

That's why he's here.

Oh, from New York, New York, you are listening to Extra Time Radio.

I am Andrew Weevia, this is an extra special addition.

We have the Philadelphia Union midfielder Michael LaHood

here in office with us.

What up?

Mike, thank you for joining us.

It's always nice to get people in here to actually see someone face to face. Yeah. Let me know why are you here? What are you in New York City for man? Well tonight's a I'm honored to be up in New York as always but tonight in particular I'm going to be part of a panel for Beyond Soccer,

which is part of the Beyond Sports series of conferences.

So Sean Johnson is going to be there as well from the Chicago Fire and

we're going to be one of the main speakers headlining this whole conference so

I'm stoked about it. You know we're going to be talking about how soccer can be used for social change, in particular to be more inclusive,

which is something that I know, MLS and U.S. soccer in particular particular is that's a huge goal you know of both

organizations so I think it fits right in if people don't know I mean you're very

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