Good morning. It is Friday, October 28th and trending this hour. The world series

it begins tonight at eight o'clock on Fox. It is between the braves and the fillies.

No, it's between the Astros and the fillies. I just asked you that and you said, yes,

braves. Oh, I don't listen to you when you ask me things. So I wrote down the wrong

league. No, close enough though. Who is it? The Astros. The Astros. Okay. First

bitch, 803. Also trending mortgage rates. They're topping seven percent for the first

time since April of 2002. And this one, I don't know if you've seen yet. Uh-oh. Finally

trending. Giselle Bunchan filed for divorce from. Oh, kidding. Yeah. TMZ is reporting that

she did file for divorce. And he lost that game last night. Well, you know, it's I could

explain it. Well, you know, it's it's really interesting because and hammer. I think it

was hammer. I don't know if Nigel was in on this thread or this. I think it was just me

in hammer. We're going back and forth last week when Brady lost us. I can't remember

what to always the panthers who are terrible. And we were talking about how in sports,

it is especially football. It is so rare that you see the great players walk off on their

own terms, right? Like not by force, not a shell of them for their former selves, not,

you know, it's very rare. You see in athletics and especially football, somebody walk out as

we remember them, like John L. Wei is one that comes to mind. But for the most part, I mean,

Joe Montana was okay at the end when he was a part of the chiefs, but he wasn't, you know,

what we really remember, but he wasn't awful. Marino lost, he got blown out in his final

playoff game and was kind of a shell of himself. But I mean, you think about most quarterbacks,

like Brett Farve went out on his back, basically unable to move with Brian Erlecker peering over him.

Peyton Manning, yes, he won a Super Bowl, but I heard somebody who's described that. It's like

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