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Here we are. It's a big show because Riva will be on later today.

But let me say it all my friends here more in studio morning. Let's start with this lunch boxes bringing this and has to do with three year old and a trophy. What happened?

So my son played soccer for the first time and I was the coach and at the end of the season they gave us the option to order trophies.

I didn't even ask the other parents. I just said, no, we don't want the trophies. You know, I said, no, we only won one game.

We don't need to have trophies. They're three years old. How many games you play seven. So and we got we were terrible. We got three right. Yeah, we got crushed every game. Okay. I mean like 25 to nothing. Oh wow.

Is that a coaching issue? No, it was a kid issue because I mean sometimes you're supposed to have five kids on the field. We'd have two. But why would you only have two? They just run off. They just run off. Bye. They go.

They go. The other teams kids would run off. They got coaches. That's how they stand. Who couldn't understand how they kept the kids on the field, but they did. So the season's been over for a few weeks now and all of a sudden the group text blows up. And I get.

Can you explain why our kids didn't receive trophies when the season ended?

Next parents, there were trophies available. Who decided not to give our kids trophies? So I guess they had talked to a parent from another team. I guess their friends with them and they were over at their house and they saw the trophy. And it got it going. And I'm like, guys, is it really that big a deal? The three year old didn't get trophies? What was your response though? Really?

I said, hey, I didn't think three year olds need a trophies. That was it. Got them. Did you say we did it? We won one game. I said, we won one game. They're not going to remember this season. Like it was a bad season.

I really want a trophy for a bad season. And people were like, well, I think we should have taken a team vote. And I'm just like, really? It's three year olds. Do they really need trophies?

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