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Okay, time for sports graffiti.

Your chance to talk about absolutely anything you want.

And we start with Kenneth in Pasadena.

Kenneth, you're on sports graffiti.

Go.

Okay, I'm thinking out of the box again. For the All-Star game. When they had at the end, you know, they had the people do a home run contest at the end. The swing-off. Yeah, swing-off. But to me, I think it might have been more exciting for me if you just let the pitchers do it. Because you know they can't hit worth nothing. So we're working at a home run. And the pitcher takes it all.

Who wants to watch that?

Yeah.

Someone's going to pull an oblique and it's, that'll be over fast. Yeah. Jerry in L.A. Hey, Jerry, you're on sports graffiti. Go. Hey, guys. Yesterday you were talking about ghost. I tried to get in yesterday, but I mean, I didn't get in.

Okay, let's hear it. My wife on Wednesday

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