Hey part my take listeners you can find every episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime members can listen, add free on Amazon Music. On today's part in my take are good friend Mark Titus in studio, catching up with him, talking a little hoops, talking a little content, talking everything with him, hadn't seen him a few months. We have a PGA championship that was thrilling over time. Playoff holes, I guess playoff holes is what you call it whatever golf nerds I don't care. We're gonna talk that we have Celtics Heat which is let's just say Hank is in a foul mood, who's back of the week and then we'll talk a little hockey on the other side of Mark Titus as well as the Mazverse Warriors before we get to all of that. Visible when it comes to saving on wireless visible wins every time. Other wireless carriers hit you with costly monthly bills, tricky extra fees and unwanted add-ons. The competition doesn't stand a chance. The choice is obvious. Visible. You can shell out $60 or more a month with other mobile carriers or pay as little as $25 a month for single line wireless width visible. You can get cornered into a family plan by other guys to try and save or save solo on a single line with visible. You can pay extra fees every month on another mobile plan or you can pay no extra fees with visible. Switch to visible visible.com slash pod get unlimited single lines wireless for as low as $25 a month comparison to a single line with unlimited data and other major carriers for plan and network detail. See visible.com slash pod visible.com slash pod check it out now you will get great wireless for as low as $25 a month.

Okay, let's sports. Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Welcome to part of my take presented by Visible.

Go check out visible.com slash pod today and you can get wireless for as low as $25 a month. Today is Monday, May 23rd and Justin Thomas is back on top. What a PGA championship. It was an awesome finish.

It was great.

Now the field going into Sunday didn't look that strong.

It looked like it might be kind of a boring one for all the golf casuals out there. Not us. Not real, what do you call it? Dimple heads? Dimple heads. Not real dimple heads like me and Big Cat. We're core sponsors. We did root for the course and the course. I'll say this about the course

It had almost a Robert Ori type showing where it was solid, not spectacular, but it came through in the clutch when it counted. Yeah. On that, on the 18th hole, you had Mito Pereira from Chile, teaming off, and it was, he turned into Charles Barkley on the 18th hole. It was crazy watching his drive. He just, he spasged out in the middle of his swing.

It was also, we were all, I think, everyone who's watching was rooting for the same thing because the PGA championship has a three hole playoff. We were rooting for him to Bogey so that then there's a three man three hole playoff. He just went completely off the reservation, hit it into the water then hit it I think into this maybe in the Sarah over the green

then another one like all over the place, total disaster. I don't know how you mentally can ever come back from something like that. I know that sounds extreme, but you're leading by one, and you were leading basically all day. Essentially everyone, no one wanted to win this tournament. That's why you get Justin Tom is coming back from seven strokes down to start the day. But yeah, Mito Pereira. I mean, I guess the only solace you can have is like, he's still one eight hundred thousand dollars. That's pretty good. He lost like one point three million on that whole. It just occurred to me that like as a Chilean, he would be very, very close to the water at all times. That's kind of a tradition that they have. Yes. Now he did, he does have the fact that it's not the worst

18th whole meltdown. Chilean he would be very very close to the water at all times. Yes. That's kind of a tradition that they have there. Yes.

Now he did, he does have the fact that it's not the worst 18th

whole meltdown in the history of the majors.

Correct.

That will forever be van de Vel.

Mm-hmm.

The French guy that ended up taking off his socks.

Trying to hit out of the water.

Yeah, that was awesome.

I mean, Jesus Christ. Me too had tried to do that. Me too. That would have been incredible. Wait, that was kind of me too. Me too.

He got me too.

Yeah, he also.

He also, he's just the Chilean Mike Pereira.

...