Welcome back. It's the Big Blue Banter New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier.

I joined as always my ghost, Nick, Philado. If you see him laughing, it's because I just referred to Nick as despicable.

Dispicable for not knowing my background photo right here. And it's despicable because, well, it's despicable because he doesn't know it.

But what it is is the place where, and the reason why I think Nick should know, because he didn't actually grow up in this area. I did. He was more of like a weird West New Jersey kind of guy.

Yeah, Northwest represent. Now I'm in the west of Jersey and I'm just like, it's good. I actually like it out here a lot. But I feel like I'm in like the I'm in Morristown. So that's like the middle west. He's like deep west like Lake of Pacan. That's like deep. I go net con represent baby. Sparta. That's like as you're going deep, deep, deep west. And this is east where he's looking at. but the and he shouldn't know it based on that but he should know it because it is the location of the

final scene and the final episode of The Sopranos. This is Holstons. This is where they went to eat. And it's crazy because- I should know that. You're right. It looks exactly like this still today. I lived in Montclair before I moved out to Morristown for a few years at Group in West Orange.

Some of the best ice cream at Holstons, I think that's really their best thing. But obviously, the onion rings are great, as you saw in that seat, and they actually are great. But it's crazy how it still looks exactly like that. Nothing has changed. This photo is from the Sopranos, which was years ago.

But it still looks like this.

And just an excellent,

I put this one up today, Nick, because I just finished season four of the Sopranos on my first rewatch ever. I have some dakes that I'll just throw out there. First of all, season four is my favorite season. I thought it would be one and two because I love the stuff with his mom so much the Richie Appreel Jan is everything.

And there will be spoilers.

I don't care.

It's your fault at this point.

If you haven't seen The Sopranos, you just have to do it. I love the stuff with his mom so much and the Richie April Jan is everything. But, and there will be spoilers.

I don't care.

It's your fault at this point.

If you haven't seen The Sopranos, you just have to do it.

And it's a 20-year-old show and it's on you now. You've had time. You should have done it at some point. And you can't just keep waiting. Not you, Nick. I know you've seen it, but for anyone else, I hate to say it.

But anyway, season four was just so good.

I won't spoil too much, but I just feel like it moved.

The pace was so good.

There was a lot of different character development within the season. And the stuff with Ralphie Ceparetto is just really good. And Tony specifically. But just some takes, man. It's crazy watching back now and realizing just how bad of a human being Tony Subrano actually is. Oh, yeah. He's just a despicably bad human. He's a horrific husband. That's obvious. But like, he's just a bad dude in general. He's a good friend. That I think he is. I think he's a good friend. He's a pretty good father. Some people disagree to me on that part of that take. I kind of feel like he's a

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