Parade tomorrow. Someone asked me yesterday. I went on a radio show at Nashville.

Oh, you did? Yeah, radio show in Nashville.

Call me and wanted to talk about the Knicks. And the host, John Burton, says to me, what are we going to see with this parade tomorrow?

And I said, my taillights going in the other direction. Because it's going to be seven million people probably.

It's going to be chaos and a lot of fun for a lot of people. But I'm just going to enjoy it on television once I get home. Good morning, Boomer. How are you? Yeah, good morning, Jay. I'm doing all right. And I think Mayor Mondami got this one right. This will be the biggest ticker tape parade that New York City has ever seen. I don't know. I think there was a ticker tape parade after World War II. You know, and I'm assuming that was pretty big, but I don't think there were as many people living here. I think we need to retire ticker tape parade. Why? Because it's not, they don't have ticker tape anymore. I know, but they do have confetti. How about confetti? Well, no, because it's not a conf't have ticker tape I know but they do have confetti how about confetti but just well no because it's not a confetti parade that sounds that doesn't sounds like a child's thing but that's why they could still call it a ticker tape but there's no ticker tape anymore but there's going to be over over a ton of paper being thrown out of windows and everything else and there's going to be a huge celebration.

I was listening to our favorite weatherman on, as a colleague of ours here at Odyssey,

LaTroy Thornton.

Oh, LaTrooy Thornton. Yeah, yeah, he was talking about possible rain tomorrow morning, but then he said, you know,

maybe later in the afternoon it would be thunderstorms.

Oh, great.

And hopefully it's going to be clear for this parade.

But everybody's nice and drunk.

The thunderstorms get rolled through, right?

Well, we hope not.

But anyway, it's just, you know, it's going to be,

people are going to be shocked as what this looks like and we often talk here about fan bases

and who's got the largest fan base who's got the most passionate fan base look i think all the

fan bases are passionate don't get me wrong yeah but in terms of just sheer size and a total

tri-state area love fest um i i don't necessarily know that there will be a bigger one ever. I mean, like, there's the Yankee fans, but then there are the Mets who can't stand the Yankees. There are the Yankee fans that can't stand the Mets. And the same thing, I don't necessarily know I feel that way about the Jets and Giants, but I know Giant fans have called up here in the last 10

years when they have been really bad and have said to us, at least we're not the Jets.

You know what I mean? So there is, but there is a community spirit that surrounds the

next because they play in Manhattan and because it's been 53 years. Yeah, so what I'm seeing here on the Weather Channel app is 91 degrees and only 24% chance of rain

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