video station. Yeah. It's time to gamble. 8 a.m. on the dot. Thursday. Rosie's here. Perry's

here. And we got a little cast of thousands. Yeah, the entire power trip morning, morning

was basically on the phone right now waiting to have their name drawn. Kevin Gorgas now are

official lifetime golf major betting specialist analyst. He breaks down every pick. Was it a dumb

pick? Does he like the golfer for the course? Does he like the golfer based on where he was selected?

Too high. Too low. He's the melkyper of this draft without the hair without the hair. You're

also moving forward. I hear you. Wilds official ebugs. So that's pretty awesome. It's fun.

It looks like a play by play sheet for the bike. I'm ready. My God. I love it. We have 14 people in

this car. And Marney, Rosie, Lieber, Hawk, Zach, bonus, me, Parrish, Gorg, Carly, Mus, lawyer,

Lambert, Tommy and sauce. We have adopted sauces rule from the previous tournament when it was

like 15 or 16 or 17, let's just keep it going forward. Third place breaks even. Yeah,

look at the TV. Second place breaks even and gets the cut money. Okay. Anybody that misses the

cut? Remember, it's a $25 penalty. So second place gets a little bit of money. Normally, first

place gets all of the money. It's $100 per person to whoever's golfer finishes the highest. But if

that golfer wins the whole tournament, then it doubles to $200 a person, potentially plus cut

fees. Again, if you, uh, if your golfer misses the cut, that could be a lot of money, man.

There'd be a lot of money. Yeah. All right. Whoops. I must go a bit. Parrish. We're going to let you do it.

Yes. You draw guys. Whoa. What is going on?

It's a bad habit. It's huge. It's my hat. Parrish. The first pick in the PGA championship goes to

you. Gorg. Whoa. I thought he wasn't doing it. I can say him. Oh, yeah. Oh,

to me. Oh, the first pick. Oh, yeah. That one. Now I'm jumping on board. Parrish got my back.

Wow. I really just got you. I think I was in the spring. Yeah. I put you in. Now he's got

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