And that's because over the last two commercial breaks, I recorded a Rico Bronia reacting to the Jeff McNeil trade.

You were amazing.

Was that impressive?

That was very impressive.

Because your train of thought were talking giant football, a little bit of jet football.

It immediately goes to Jeff McNeil and all the things that Jeff McNeil brought to the Mets.

How he played in the postseason, the versatility that he showed last year, playing outfield when he never played outfield before.

Some of the good, some of the bad.

It was pretty impressive, dude.

Thank you.

And the reason I felt I had to do this is I always think of the old Mike and the Mad Dog jangle.

They'll get you the sports any way that he can. Mike Francesa on the fan. Actually, it was a Mike Francesa song. And I know that after this show, I'm going into a car with my entire family, and we're driving a long distance. They don't want to hear me talking about Jeff McNeil. This is the Rico Brodina podcast. What was that? You would have done it in the car? Yeah, well, what was my option? So the only option I had was to do it while we were at commercial break so that there's your Rico Brune. Otherwise, not doing a RICO. Right, I was going to say, you.

Why couldn't you do it before the show?

But I just realized it broke in the middle of our show. Right. So you had no shot other than to do it how you did it. So, yes, I pulled that off. So it'll be posted sometime in the next couple of hours because Hough has to edit the two Rikos together. Now I don't have to listen to that, Rico.

That's right.

You already did listen to it.

I heard it live.

Tiki was right next to me.

Anyhow, it's time for yourself. Rico's together. Well, now I don't have to listen to that, Rico. That's what you already did listen to me.

Tiki was right next to me.

Anyhow, it's time for your Cinco de Fivo. Sinko to show Then I'm the one

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