Hi everyone and welcome to episode 114 of the Holding Court podcast.

I'm on the road with Justin and we'll catch up on my monthly challenge and talk about a recent adventure I had at LAX,

all coming up right now on Holding Court.

Boom, bum, bum, bum, bum bum, bum.

Bala la la la la la pa pa pa pa pa pa-a-pom. Bum-pom-pom-pom-pom-pom. Your first video podcast experience with holding court.

Yeah, I'm a little nervous.

I have to be like fully locked in now.

I think you should be used to it for these reasons and more. You are kind of

always possibly on camera. And when they get you in the dugout, I do get nervous because guys

do a lot of weird things. I've seen guys pick their nose and just do bizarre behaviors. And are

you guys aware that you're on camera? I mean, you're aware that you're on camera, but you don't see it because it'll be a camera that's over in the camera well on the other, by the other team's dugout, right? That was my biggest concern. I was like, dang, we're on camera the whole time. I can't pick my nose now during this. Do you normally pick your nose

during the holding cor pot? No, but normally I'm like, whatever, but now I'm like, you're not paying attention. And sometimes I'm kicking you under the table. And now I don't really have a way to do a smoke signal. To be fair, it doesn't matter where we are, what we're doing. You're kicking me under the table. That's just you.

And it's not on purpose.

I have restless leg syndrome.

No, I kick out. My dad used to not sit across from me at fast food restaurants, like Long John Silver's. I was banned from sitting across from him. And I kicked your mom the other day, too, and we were at breakfast. I can't help it. I don't know

what it is. It's just an involuntary response. Well, we have serious, we have serious eating

seating chart issues because I can't sit across from you because you kick me. And I also can't

sit to the left of you because you're a lefty and I'm righty and then we just rub elbows the whole time. So like we have to share a side and I have to sit on the right side. I never thought about the lefty eating thing. I think until after we were together. No one never really said anything about it. It's a real thing. No, it's real. It's real. It's real. I'm a real nuisance at a table.

Has anyone have been like, here, do you eat right-handed or left-handed before you sit down at dinner?

Honestly, it has become a question now with people. People do think about the logistics of it.

Yeah. But back to your question, no, I don't know when the camera's on us in the dugout or not on us in the dugout.

We know the cameras are always on and there's always cameras.

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