I'm not going to gossip, so you didn't hear this from me, but, you know, our parks are closed down, and so a lot of our parks staff, you know, they patrol around just to make sure that there are people aren't in their contact sports and

things.

And so an individual working out in one of our downtown parks.

And she went over to tell him that it was closed and it was Tom Brady.

Oh my goodness.

Well, there you go.

Wow.

He has been cited.

He has been cited, not cited with a C, cited with an S, the city of Tampa, making sure that they do not disturb the delicate genius of their new quarterback.

He was not in trouble.

He was just seen.

Bologna, I say to that.

Come on, if the guy's violating the stay-at-home order, he's violating the stay-at-home order. And if there's a consequence for it, there should be a consequence for it. If we're going to crack on Dak Prescott for doing it, we need to crack on Tom Brady, too, Chris Sims. We didn't talk about it yesterday, but we should have, and we're talking about it now.

The stay-at-home orders are still in effect.

There's a lot of pressure being placed by some in the population and some in political office

on these stay-at-home orders that are keeping people safe.

People need to comply with them, plain and simple.

And if the law, if the order requires

anyone who is blatantly breaking it by entering a park that has been closed to the public, and surely

there are signs that indicate that, then they should be cited with a C, not cited with an S. It's

that simple. Am I wrong? Well, no, no, I mean, you're not wrong.

You're not.

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