Live from Southern California. This is the Jim Rome Show.

I want to start with what many think was the greatest roast of all time.

Yeah, I don't know about that.

I don't know about that.

Because nowadays any time anything doesn't suck, it seemingly is the best thing ever, which is pretty lame to me.

So no, that was not the best roast ever but it was pretty damn good pretty

damn funny pretty wild not all of it I mean some of it was cringe some of it was

awkward as hell and some of it was just painful. No names mentioned

Ben Affleck. You know on a night like that, if that's the first name I mentioned, then

it was crinzy and awkward as hell, Benjamin. But it was a legit roast and that's what a roast is.

Sometimes hilarious, sometimes cringe, especially in a live, unedited, three hour plus marathon of a roast. So that's something right there.

I mean that's why I expected to be bored to tears but that's not what it was.

The panfrying of Bacon 46 was on the whole surprisingly enjoyable and it did get raw.

Pretty funny.

I mean look, we all know there is an absolute bleep ton to rag on when it comes to

Tom Brady.

I mean there is material for days,

which is why I'm not really sure why Kevin Baconface

volunteered to do this.

I mean, I've got a number of theories.

But who would want to subject themselves to that? All right, one, money. How much money? How much would it be worth debt to sit and listen to all that? You already have money if you're that guy. Number two, attention.

All right, but how much attention does one man need? How much attention can one

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