So what we're referring to is a caller reached out a few minutes ago.

He had also emailed me about this request, a WFN flashback request. Every once in a while here on Evan and Teaky, we do play a classic moment in FAA in history. And this is a very underrated moment. It was right after the Mets lost the World Series, the Giants lost the game to the Saints, and the Jets lost to the Raiders. And as we opened the Midday show back then, Dove Kramer produced an open.

And by that, he took U-2's Bloody Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, Sunday,

and he intertwined it with calls from the three losses.

It was a great open.

You will be here in a second.

Dove used to be great at these, by the way. Amazing. And Joe crapped all over the open because he was very upset. He was in no mood? No mood. I felt violent. What time was your show then? 10 a.m. Everything was the same except we were done at once. So he had just, he had just fought traffic to get in the city. Yes. He had, I don't know, whatever he does and he gets here in the morning. He takes three newspapers to the stall. Yeah, exactly. He's in there getting one out. Yep. Oh, my God. I like Joe Benito goes and get some coffee. And he sits down and this is what he hears. And this is what he hears. So here is a WF fan flashback from November 2nd, you said? It's November 2nd, 2015. November 2nd, 2015. Dove Kramer Ernie Acosta on the other side of the glass. I'm not even acknowledging that horrific opening you did. And I don't care. Who told you to do it? There was no reason for it. Because the last thing any Met or JetFan wants to hear today is that garbage, okay? Nobody wants to hear it. It was a horrendous Sunday. It stuck, okay? There's no other way to say it. This was a horrific weekend. Horrific. And I understand the Metzwin the World Series. I get get it it was brutal the way they went down to this royal team and as far as the Jets that was please you know Todd Ball should be fine today but I don't even want to what do you want me to do I got to acknowledge an opening I mean do we need an opening in a show today? What opening did we need?

Steps over the Giants Dead Body, too, by the way. Yeah. But, I mean, that was less bad, I think, for Joe. He wasn't worried about them.

Clearly was not. What a great open. Oh, it was excellent.

That was legendary, man. I got to tell you. That one hurt. Of course. You're revisiting all of that. It's been a leavening. Disaster at 50. Oh my God. Like the Jet Miss tackles made me laugh. Because it was almost like, yeah, what else is new? Right. The Giants made me laugh because, no offense. What else is new? You could have taken Bob Papa's call and used it for five different

games this season. Like seriously. So that's more like, ah, it's kind of funny. We suck.

Ha ha. Hearing the end to the 2015 World Series makes me want to shrivel up and go to sleep.

I mean, I felt violating. So imagine hearing that like less than the body isn't even warm yet. Right. But the body isn't cold yet? Cold. Yeah. The body is still, like, warm. So I get Joe's anger. So there you go. That was your request. And in a twist of irony, Derek Carr threw four touchdown passes in that jet game. Is that true? Yeah. Is that right? Yep.

I don't remember much about the game other than... Wait, what year was that? It was 2015. What year was he? Oh, cars... I don't know if that was his rookie year. I'd have to look that back up. I think it was his rookie season. He threw for 333 yards and four touchdowns. For some reason, I think 2015 was his rookie season.

But I could be wrong.

Maybe it was 2014.

But the only thing I remember about that game is it was a 4 o'clock game and I was going to City Field. And I was battling, what time do I leave? Because I'm watching the Jet Game. And yeah, it was a tough one. It was a tough night. So there you go. Hopefully, what was the caller's name? Jimmy. I love this to know. Jim, I think, yeah.

I'm reading the game recap. It was a tough one. It was a tough night. So there you go. Hopefully, what was the caller's name?

Jimmy? I love this. Jim, I think. I'm reading the game recap, and it ends with this for the Jets. Jets wide receiver Brandon Marshall now has an injured toe on one foot and an ankle on the other. Dude, it was rough. It was not a good time. Yeah. Oh, boy. So there's your WF fan flashback. We're all Request Radio. You really want some

moments. We'll find it for you. Now, let's get back to your calls, and we'll get to Carlos Mendoza in just a few minutes. He did a good interview with Craig and Big Mac yesterday, and there's a few things that we need to at least discuss coming up in just a few minutes. Let's go to Eric in Clifton, New Jersey. What's going on, Eric? Never thought I heard Taiwan Jones's name ever again. Thanks for that one. Jesus. Just a fresh knee up there. Cars rookie year was 14. 15 was the year that he went off and then he broke his... Oh, that's right. That we had, you know, we were playing off a freaking baseball infield in a meeting with a game where Donald Penn Gweden led up a stack all year and then all of a sudden his foot goes two feet in the air and post-defendant and then that derailed the postseason, right? Yeah, and as my girlfriend at the time walked into the long bar down at the brigada, I smashed the bar and some expletives you can't say. She just touched like, maybe he's okay. I just looked at her and it was like Roadrunner, Mimi, but he just took off and the bartenders straight started, he just took a bottle of the 1942 tequila just started just poured shots from it. Nice. Yeah, so, I just wanted to be here.

The whole thing about L.A. and Pittsburgh, I was just looking up on all that. I mean, Pittsburgh put people in the stands with people's good. You're right. Back in, like, 2001, and they'll put 30,000. Like, in 14 and 15, they got 30,000. And you look at LA's, you know, history in the 80s, 90s, when they're bad, they're in the 30s.

So relatively speaking, to the's, you know, history in the 80s and 90s when they're bad there in the 30s.

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