This is the Dan Levitar show with the Stucats podcast.

Jessica's going to join us here in a little bit,

and it is strange to me,

having heard so many of these arguments over Domino's on Caya Ocho,

to hear Jeremy and Mike and Tony just yelling at each other during the break.

It's just Cuban people yelling at each other about Cuba. You sound like my grandparents and my

uncle's. I was wondering why your shirt was off, but no, we weren't yelling. Like we were getting

along over here. Maybe we're, because I'm Cuban and Italian, especially I talk with my hands.

I'm Cuban and Jewish, so I talk with my hands even more. Yeah, we were all

aligned diplomacy rules back here. So if you want more commentary about both High Lie and Cuba,

you can find your exclusive home for politics and sports at 245. I'm saving it for Highline.

We didn't hear from you and Roy, so maybe you guys can break that down during the high-line live stream today.

It's Chris Cody's time.

We'll get the player's thoughts after.

Before Jessica joins us, though, and I want to get to some Max Crosby stuff with you guys and the LeBron thing,

whether or not he's going to play in Miami or not.

But I just want to ask you, I'm going to give you no other

information about this, but to tell you who it is that's saying this, but I ask you guys to tell me

how you feel about the person who comes into work today and announces to everyone, I texted all my friends

tonight before the game, Harper has a big swing in him tonight.

I heard this today. I didn't like it.

Now, I'm just asking you guys how you feel about that person, because Mike Ryan has said Ethan's on the broadcast today at 245 is if that's a selling point. And I'm like, that's a reason to not tune in, that Ethan is going to be yammering in part of the live stream when Ethan came in here today and he told us all. No, no, I texted my friends. Harper's got a big swing in him tonight. As someone who's in multiple group chats with Ethan, he never stops texting his friends. But that and that, though, and he probably gets that nine out of ten times wrong, and he doesn't come into work and tell you what different. He's Floyd Mayweather showing his winning bets on Twitter and then going broke while he's

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