This is the Don Levittar Show with the StugatSpotcast.

We are off to a rollicking Wednesday Greg Cody start because he just came in here.

I'm not joking, okay?

Came in here and said he might have to leave a little early today because he's got some

pain in his leg and he's tuffing it out. He's gritting it out after having too many beers at

John Mellon camp last night and he's hurting today. But what he said, I'm not making this up.

Muttering under his breath, nobody else was in the room and he wasn't really talking to me.

This is just something that happens with him. He's talking to himself sometimes.

He actually said, I'm still young for a rock and roller. I want to start a band.

I love that. And he almost had to leave the concert last night with a leg that hurt.

And he also said, and this was stunning to me even though I'm telling you,

John Mellon camp, he said in that audience, I was like a high school boy.

He was a young man. He said that Mellon camp is over 70. And Greg Cody felt like a vibrant young man

at a concert last night with his with his first born. That's correct. But I will say just

parenthetically, Mellon camp was by far not the oldest performance I saw in the past week

because my lovely wife has a whenever oldest friends from law school,

older than her is in a dance troupe of 50 and older women. And they put on a performance.

Golden Odeys. It's like the golden Odeys, but like some of them are former Rockettes.

One of them was a 94 year old woman who did a split and got up by herself. It was a remarkable

thing to see. Get out of here. I swear on my life. That seems impossible. I put it on the pole,

Judeo at Levitard show. Can a 94 year old person do a split? Yes. Can a single 94 year old person

do a split? Is she the one that kisses Chris Cody on the mouth? No, no, that's not the one.

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