The Eagles winning that Super Bowl changed that city forever. They lost their sandpaper. They lost their grit.

They got satisfied. They lost that like junk pale. I'm gonna eat your heart out mentality.

The city is softer now. I, here's why you're wrong.

The city is softer down.

I think that is just a football fan versus a basketball fan.

I really do.

Yeah, so I'm going to counter with the baseball fan to why your point is wrong.

All we heard about last year and the year before was the Philly fan in the

post season. Loud, tough, crazy. So Tiki's probably more right about the

individual team the way we feel about the team or maybe the fan of a sport.

You can't say the entire city got soft because the Philly fan didn't.

I'm not saying they like lost their passion for the team when it matters.

My point is a Nick fan invaded that clip because there's no longer the fear of going there.

Yeah. A tire slash to beer thrown at you anything.

Hold on, I think I think it's a lot different. I think it's a lot not different. I think it's a lot deeper than what we even know.

We're in New York. We have no idea. But just imagine put yourself as a Philly fan, a

76ers fan right now. Think about the nonsense, the BS that you've dealt with from, oh, you got this process that we're doing. We're going to suck forever, but trust me, it's going to come back and we're going to win something big after it.

And you get Joel and Beed, he misses the first season and a half

because of injury and he's just a big man.

Looks like he's a bust.

He finally gets it together.

You start to get to the post-season.

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