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I'm a little bit worried about these questions. I mean, has put together, I haven't seen

them, but he thinks they're too easy for Greg Cody. They're movie questions that are

so easy that he isn't evidently going to get them. We will get to them in a second,

but we have two segments to do here with Mike Sherd daily. Now, one of them is his

stat of the day. The other, he has now had another emergency podcast with Joe Posnansky,

where they are again, just opening baseball cards. He is mortifying his wife by the amount

of cards that he is buying now. He is a child buying cards. His office is filled with discarded

wrappers, and I'm assuming some, do they still still put the gum in there? Is the plastic

gum still in the baseball cards? They do. There are 600 to 800 sticks of 40-year-old

gum in my waist-past, apparently. So they have done, does it go bad?

What you do? I don't know. No, it does. I learned that when I was a little kid buying

old packs of Don Russ. Oh, geez, this is so exciting. It's just chalk. It becomes brittle.

It likes snaps. Is there a bet that we can make with you, Mike, that the consequence

of which would be you have to eat two or three pieces of that 40-year-old gum?

Maybe if the heat and Celtics meet in the playoffs, I'll put two or three sticks aside.

What's another six months? If it's 40 years, and if the heat win, I have to eat the gum.

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