Our last commercial break, I went out. I said, how to my good friend, Chris McMonago, love Big Mac. And we were talking about the rain and the Yankees are going to play tonight. The Mets may not play this afternoon. And all of a sudden very casually, I said, hey, we're having that dumb barber shop conversation again about King of New York. And we all admit we laugh about it.

Of course.

It's such a stupid but fun conversation.

Like it doesn't mean anything.

It's dopey, but people get so passionate about it. And we've had it for about two and a half years. It's been going on and on and on, which is King of New York Judge versus Brunson. And so I politely say to Big Mac, who is a fan of the Knicks and the Yankees, who's the King of New York?

And he gave the predictable answer.

He agrees with Sean.

He said, look, who's a king of New York.

And he gave the predictable answer.

He agrees with Sean.

He said, look, it's still Aaron Judge.

As he's explaining it, which is a no biggie, Anthony Gallo, who you hear on the

carton show and does a great job behind the scenes, started yelling at him that he's an idiot,

and it's Jalen Brunson.

And then before I could turn around to come back, they were yelling at each other.

See what you started.

They were about to fight each other.

You drew Barrymore over there.

What?

To be honest.

Did you get that?

No.

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