This is, well, here we are.

Felger.

What?

And mass.

The whole team sucked.

Velgar and Mass.

Maybe your part in the back is a little bit loose.

985, the Sports Hub.

All right, as promised, more on the palace queue.

And we know it's coup, coup d'etat, but Matt and Framingham coined it the palace queue.

And thus it will forever be the palace queue.

New book coming out by Mark Liebovich, the New York Times writer.

I forget what it's called.

But basically, ostensibly, he started out the book wanting to follow Brady around and write a Brady book, but it became an NFL book.

And if you're asking me, I bet he wanted to do something on Deflakeate and probably got in there and found out, oh, they were actually doing it.

Sort of like these guys that wrote the book here, Wedge and Sherman.

Yeah.

You know, I've talked to those guys. I've talked to Wedge on the old FC the other day. You know, do you think the Pats were doing it? Yeah, there was some ball tampering going on there. But the punishment was too much and blah, blah, blah. So I think I'm just guessing because, you know, we've, a lot of the Patriots toadies were expecting the tell-all book that would expose the NFL onto Flakegate and no one's written it because there's nothing to expose you were doing it. And I just, I wonder if these guys set out to write this book to do that and find out that, oh, they were doing it. And so they then sort of write about something else. Like the season of redemption. Yeah, so now it became the season of redemption versus exposing all the stuff into Flakegate. They couldn't expose it because there was nothing exposed because the Patriots were doing it. And I wonder if Leibovic had the same experience. I don't know, but his stuff sounds fascinating. Sounds awesome. So, anyway, I'll just pick it up here. And this is, I think, from the, Tommy Kern had a great review of it over the weekend. Big game is the name of the book. Big game. Thank you. And this is from Boston.com, I believe. According to Leibovic, Rob Grancowski has told numerous people that he's sick of going to work in such a dreary monolith.

And again, that's the author's words, not grongs.

Definitely not gronks.

Because gronk is monosyllabic.

He does not, you know, dreary monolith.

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