From the town-ter tire tire studio, it is, for the first time in over a month, if I have this correct,

Gaspur Murray back together again here on 98-5, the sports hub, in a frosty-cold studio,

an equally frosty-cold building. You'll have to take my word for that. Kristen Sermon was just producing the hockey show, Ryan Johnston, wearing her winter coat in the back room, and I'm about to put mine back on. But I'm not here to freak out about the equipment in the cold building like I did yesterday in Felger and Mass. Welcome back, Chris, my man.

Hey, good to see you.

You as well. It's been a while since we've done this show together. Yes, I know our schedules can often be erratic, but I don't think we've ever gone this long without doing the show together. I went to that terrible Patriots Titans road game. You went out to L.A. I did. Thanksgiving week. We've got our token yearly show off, thanks to the high school football games that nobody listens to.

I've missed you, my friend.

Yeah. I did. Thanksgiving week. We got our token yearly show off.

Thanks to the high school football games that nobody listens to. I've missed you, my friend. Yeah, it's been a while. We haven't done this show in a long time. Hopefully it's like riding a bike. Yeah, hopefully, because it's been lonely here too, flailing by myself, dishing out the takes and all the nonsense. We'll be Patriots heavy today if that's okay with you. for me.

Yeah.

You say that though,

but you really,

you would prefer to be by yourself.

No,

no,

no,

no, no, no, no. It's, believe me, it's so much easier here with you, and I like having you here. And it's just because anyway, like I, you know, you're probably my favorite person to work with. Oh, that's so nice, Jim. We're really in the holiday spirit. Very much so, yes, I am feeling quite festive. We have to talk about the Celtics, of course,

we seemingly turn things around with this current foresight. Oh, that's so nice, Jim. We're really in the holiday spirit. Very much so, yes. I am feeling quite festive.

We have to talk about the Celtics, of course, seemingly turn things around with this current four-game winning streak. We'll do that in about an hour on the sports of Celtics show. B-Rob is also producing the show as well. Brian Rob, Boston Sports Journal, who covers the Celtics, so he'll join us. But first, if you would indulge me, though, Chris, because there is a, I have to scratch an it real quick.

Do it.

Something that happened last night. We have to somehow, I've come to the conclusion that we somehow have to, as a society, put a stop to all the content. There's too much content. And it's not because it's too much good stuff. I know this is a false narrative, too much good stuff. And sometimes I will recommend shows to you, movies to you, and you're like a lot of people, I know, I know I'm going to get to it. It's in my queue. I can watch that. I've heard good things. It's not about too much good content. There's too much crap. There's too much crap. And you get tricked into watching crap. Time and again, this has happened to me. And last night was the last straw uh the lady and i come back from dinner and like most people on a friday or saturday night you're now like

full you want to watch something you go to netflix you scroll seen it seen it heard that sucks

not going to watch it and it's just the same stuff you've seen over and over again so you go over to

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