Ah, good afternoon.

Good afternoon.

Mace is just going to get in here because he's kind of in light to the back room.

Do you guys have the parade on there on the TVs?

Yes, we do.

All right.

It is, I got to tell you, because I've been to probably five of these and I've worked three of them.

It's the greatest.

It's the absolute greatest.

And the main reason why Mace is, and you and I have talked about it before, these are the real Dodger fans.

These are the people that live and die with the team. And now the buses have made their way out of downtown L.A.

And they're heading at Dodger Stadium.

But, Mace, like the first time I covered a Laker parade, I looked around, and, you know, I'm at every Laker game.

And I saw hundreds of thousands of people I'd never seen before.

And I thought all dressed in Laker gear.

And I thought, these, oh, how cool is this?

Laker fan, I mean, it's dangerous, but I love it.

Laker fans or a Dodger fans have gone up on the freeway overpasses,

and they're actually on the dividers on the freeway so they can wave to the buses when they go by. Oh, good, and the cops are there. So they, I mean, the cops are keeping them back. So it's weird team people standing on a freeway, but good for them. Yeah, I was just out there, John. I walked up to, I think it's seventh and fig or ninth, seventh and fig, right? Yeah, right around that area.

Yeah.

That's where the buses turn.

People are, there is such, for lack of a better word, joy in Los Angeles.

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