Tomorrow, at this very time, you'll be hearing the John Cobalt show.

The curtain goes up on John's solo show after the amazing partnership and incredible

decades long run here on KFI.

So this is it for the John and Ken show tomorrow, the John Colbolt show.

In just a bit, we will talk with David Vasay from AM570, LA Sports, about the $700 million man, Shohei Otani, who will be hanging out his shingle for the Los Angeles Dodgers for the next 10 years at 70 million per, although there are some asterix attached to that deal. We'll get into that in just a bit. So lots to talk about over the weekend I read a book

that I found utterly fascinating and shocking in a lot of it was. I didn't think I had the ability

to be shocked anymore. But boy, when you look at how expensive college has gotten today,

it's like putting a kid through four years of school. It's like buying a franchise.

You know, it's like you should have a Burger King outlet for the money that some of these places can cost.

And I went to college in the 70s.

So a lot's got.

And it wasn't exactly like college was a pure experience in the 1970s. Let me promise you that.

In fact, I thought when Animal House came out,

I thought it was a documentary. I didn't realize it was actually a movie. But that is nothing

compared to what apparently is going on on some campuses, if not, maybe all of them. We don't know.

Among the Bros is the name of the book, a fraternity crime story to talk about it right now, is the author Max Marshall.

Max, welcome aboard. Thanks to being with us. Appreciate it.

It's great to be here.

It's a great read. It's an eye-opening read.

And here's, I guess here's my question.

This story is about a drug ring that was centered at the College of Charleston in 2018.

And it involved a drug trafficker, a kid who had pledged to the Greek system named Mikey Schmidt.

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