Welcome back, Chuck. He's come to you live on 106 7 the fan in DC.

He's on cast on the team 980. Joining us right now in the backyard guest hotline

as he does every Friday at this time. It is best selling author and Washington

Post columnist John Feinstein. Summers here and Golfdom has what you need to enjoy

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morning, John. Morning fellow has anything been going on? No, nothing. I didn't

see you at the bullpen. I think we extended the invite last week. You did, but

I never heard back about about parking. You're told you can park at the home

wood. Parking is critical. You guys know that. Yeah, it's the most. It sounds like

you had a good time. It was a good time. And you know what we saw? It was

palpable. The passion of the fans was there, which we haven't seen for quite

some time, particularly at games and the stands. You know, Apathy's really set

in. Now we know that they need to win, but it was great to see passion back. Well,

I don't know if passion has been lacking. I'm not sure I agree with that, because

if you go to the games, which I don't, but those who go, the tiny number of

people who still went and wore the gear and stuff like that, I think they were

as passionate as ever. There were just far fewer of them than there there were

once upon a time back in the so-called glory gate, not the so-called, the glory

gate. And I don't think passion is the issue. The issue is, will the ownership

team, the new ownership team do things right? And you know, they can't

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