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You know, we've talked about it before.

Stephen A. Smith sometimes likes to go off at a tangent, and when he does, sometimes it's glorious.

So let's, let's do one of these.

All right.

Ladies, yes.

He is horny. All right. I can't even as if ladies, yes, is horny.

All right.

I contend in the summer he was doing this for our benefit sometimes, and I truly do believe that.

You might be right.

I don't think now, I don't think now because he's got enough on his plate that he's with the football.

No, but when it's time to kill.

No, no, but I honestly think in the summer he went at in Pooley for our benefit. I really, truly do. I agree. I mean, Feinbaum had us on. And he's a big shot over there. All right. So Stephen A. Smith is certainly aware that we talk about. Oh, yeah. There's no question. All right. Stephen A. Smith in this segment here is talking about something that even I myself found myself watching.

Have you guys seen the commercial for the Golden Bachelor?

I watched the first 15 minutes of the Golden Bachelor on Hulu.

I watched the entire episode.

Yeah, he's not cool.

How is that? No, he's not like, he was with a very heavy woman, too. She, unfortunately died, but I mean, they're old. But, I mean, I'm old enough to die, though. He was assumed that you would want to live past 72. But he was with a very heavy woman, and then he's just some guy with hearing aids.

So I watched the entire, it was one of those things where I'm flipping around,

and I were like, oh, the Gold Bachelor, and I started laughing, and I pressed play, and I watched the entire thing. And you know what? I enjoyed it. And I don't watch The Bachelor. I don't. I did not like the swearing. Did you, but do you, did you read the New York Times about what they,

they're pontificating, the networks want to do now?

It's because only old people watch network television. But did you read the New York Times about what they They're pontificating the networks want to do now?

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