I had met Adam Sandler, not just met him, I took him to the rack.

This is the Greg Cody Show with Greg Cody.

Pardon it. Here's your host, Greg Cody.

Hello all. You know, I need to start today exactly where you imagine I might,

by thanking the good people of Botswana. You heard that right?

I happen to subscribe to a podcast charting company that tells me every week how we're doing

around the world. You just happen to do that? Yeah, I just happen to do that because I'm a stat freak.

A stick. It turns out we were the number four ranked sports podcast in all of Botswana,

the South African nation. Wow. Somewhere right now in the capital city of Gaborone,

a man is listening on his lunch break right now and I am speaking directly to you, sir.

Dumella Botswana, Liana Lemakay, Greg Cody, K. Alaboga, K. Agorata. That sounded Italian.

I can't help that. That was me attempting to say in the Setswana language, hello Botswana.

My name is Greg Cody. Thank you. I love you. Now, I may have mistakenly said something like,

get those riding eels out of the bottom of my boat, but my intention was pure. In fact, tonight in

honor of Botswana, I will be preparing a steaming bowl of the National Dish Sesswa and chasing it

with an ice cold Chabuku shake shake. None of that. Sure. It is true. As a matter of fact, Sesswa is

right in my wheelhouse. It's like steamed beef, which is fantastic. Now, welcome again to the Greg

Cody show with Greg Cody and of course Chris Cody, the other boys who keeps interrupting me.

This is episode 18, which is significant because we're now legal. This podcast may now vote

big rocking show for you today. Beloved ESPN star Tim Kirchen is with us to talk baseball

in the wake of MLB finally, finally having a summer start up plan like the other sports,

but we talked to Tim about more than just baseball, some fun stuff about him personally. We also have

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