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The graphic is just said that he's going to put some beers on the cold in a plane.

Yeah! That's the main truth!

From the Men in Blazers studios in the crap part of Bedford, New York in the crap part of Miami Beach, Florida, it's the Men in Blazers podcast.

We back! Like the NWSL Davey, how are you holding up?

You got a nasty case of March madness fever?

Oh, my word, who isn't behind St. Peter's?

Roger, I love this. I love this story.

It's Doug Eadet's world and we were all just living in it all this time.

We'll admit, difficult weekend for me. We'll be clear, up top, watching, Everton get pulverized in the FA Cup.

Then evening Urban Men's Basketball get absolutely confused, shocked and dropped by Miami.

Really, the highlight of much madness for me has been watching Antonio Conte in the commercial for Powerade that popped up on the 27 times every outbreak.

Did we know Davey, that Antonio Conte was such a master of physical comedy?

Well, he clearly knew himself, he understands what he can do. He's got a power, he's got a weapon.

For! Yeah, and Conte has a weapon, that is the first line of an incredible novel that would have me engrossed for the off.

But if you've not seen it, deal with this. I don't know how you've missed it because it does play about 14 times every commercial break.

Antonio Conte is giving what looks like a half-time team talk to a team in blue, a bit of a mystery, in which he, the man remember who banned Ketchup from the Spurs can team.

We're very ruthless first move upon arriving at Tottenham Hotspur, is grasping an oversized sugar-filled power, quite happily.

And his players are befuddled, I'm not sure what's going on in the game, but I'm sure Antonio Conte didn't have to be a method actor to be used to that half-time feeling.

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