740 first pitch tonight in Minnesota trade deadline week. Red Sox back here on Friday and hopefully

the Aramark situation will be resolved by then, Curtis. Yeah, Senator from Connecticut calling out the Red Sox.

Oh, really? Yeah. Very exciting news said that he's a diehard socks fan, Senator Murphy.

But the fact that your owner, John Henry, doubled his net worth in just five years, almost $6 billion,

and you pay many of your workers $10 an hour or less than comparable earners in the area.

Dot, dot, dot, dot, it stinks.

Well, I know I heard you guys talking a little bit on Saturday about this, and it was,

seems like it was a disaster.

Yeah.

For those who were at Fenway Park, for the few Red Sox fans who were there for the Dodgers

series when it came to trying to get beers and trying to get food. It seemed like it depended on who you asked. Curtis said. Ken said, fine. And then Jake C said, no. I was listening to Ken. And, yeah, Jake C, I actually called Curtis about this because Jake C was there, was telling me it was a nightmare. And then I was listening to Ken on the show, he's like, man, it took me an extra 20

minutes. I missed a show Hey O'Tonni at bat, but that was it. Right. Like, I mean, they they got to resolve it. But it's not the Red Sox issue, right? Because that's what Sam Kennedy was saying. Wasn't he saying? It was the, what's the, what's the, it's Aramark.

Yeah.

So.

Yeah.

Can't they just have some scabs?

It's. wasn't he saying it was the what's the armarmac yeah so yeah can't they just have some scabs

i mean i feel like they're everywhere well they do they they do have them they brought people in

to do it and those people are unfortunately uh having confrontations with the people who are on the

picket line that happens Saturday night outside there.

My question is, if the Red Sox do indeed have nothing to do with it, and I will take Sam at his word,

why does the globe only have two stories, both very small, lacking opinion on the topic?

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