This is something that is a dirty little secret of his that he thinks is perfectly normal.

This is the Greg Cody show with Greg Cody.

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It's opening week in America. Base falls back, although in 2020, right?

In 2020 right now, everything is so bizarre. When we say opening weekend, it sounds less like a

declarative than a question. I was so sure that you were going to go there with baseball's back, Jack.

You love to throw a Jack, a random Jack into like stuff that rhymes with Jack and I just thought

that was coming there. I have to admit. I should have done that. Base falls back, Jack. Yes.

Are you? Because I know like baseball is happening, but like is Greg Cody going to be venturing

out to the stadium? Are you just going to be covering it from the safety of your home?

Well, I wish. I suspect I haven't really talked about this yet, but with the boss. But I suspect

I'll be there for opening day, which will be a week from Monday. Is that the Greg Cody move?

Show up for opening day and then yes, and then you'll be back if they make a playoffs?

Yeah, exactly. Right. And then that's about it, especially this year. Are you kidding me?

I can't lie and say that I'm really looking forward to that. It's just going to be bizarre, but

it's my job and I'm going to do it. I'll be wearing a mask and social distancing and you know,

there's going to be no in-person interviews that they don't allow media in the clubhouse anymore

because of this. So I love how defensive every not just you, every single person now. Anytime you say

you're going anywhere, you have to like throw the caveat in. I'll be wearing a mask and I'll be

social distancing. It's just like become part of like our lexicon. Right. It is. It's everything is

weird. The thought occurred me the other day. I'm walking through publics where of course you have

to wear a mask at all times and I'm going up and down the aisles. It's a fairly crowded store and I'm

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