All right. So we just played the interview we did on the Josh and his show in Detroit.

We interviewed Lynn Jones, who was lovely.

I mean, tell me that wasn't a great time.

Tell me you don't hear that and feel it's infectious and great and wonderful.

It was great.

I love talking with her.

I was like talking with like Wanda Sykes or something, just great personality, upbeat, comes through the radio.

We're laughing our asses off and that's great.

The fact that she's a news story is fascinating to me because that's the world we're in.

And you got a bunch of stodgy old media fucks who want to rip this person because she said, you know, she gave the coach of the Jaguars

a little positive affirmation after the game. And it's like a time and place thing.

Like, I'm aware that that's not what you're supposed to do. But I'm also aware that I don't

care because it's 2026 and the media world is so different that the world is not what it was.

And you're covering sports. It's not Woodward

and Bernstein. You're not trying to take down the president. You're not trying to uncover

scandal at a children's hospital or priest molesting kids. You ain't talking about diddling here.

You're talking about sports. It was 20 seconds out of someone's day, and it didn't

keep anybody from achieving anything. It didn't keep you from writing your little stories.

None of that. It's just bitter, curmudgety assholes who realize that where they stand on

the totem pole really doesn't all that matter, it matter all

that much, and it bothers them. So let's play a couple of commercials. Let's listen to what Dan Patrick

has to say. Man, I was listening to sports radio in Detroit and they're ripping this woman.

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