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It's unbelievable!

It's Roch. It's Thursday and upon 24 hours early, partially because, well, the big football game start tonight with the US men facing our eternal conglomerate.

We're going to be having our eternal conker, calf rival, guitar. Before women go again early tomorrow morning against the Netherlands.

The main reason I'm dropping this pod today is that tomorrow morning, I'm headed to Chicago. My spiritual homeland.

For the first time since COVID, taking my oldest son, Samson, back to that magical kingdom for the very first time in his life.

It's a trip that he calls the adventure we've always talked about.

And complicit it isn't that is that and the adventure that dad has talked about and not acted upon.

But tomorrow, we change it and the main reason we're going is because I'm going to throw out a very, very bad first pitch at the Chicago White Sox on Saturday night.

Let's just say, I'm aiming for Carly Ray Jepson first pitch bad.

Carly Ray Jepson, this is all I'm going to tell you is you're going to have to go back.

She gives it a great effort here, but you're going to have to go back to 2009.

The official belt holder for the worst ever first pitch of a ballgame was Boba Bowie, but that one right there is going to give it a run.

But yes, the opportunity to take my son who is around the same age I was when I first visited, having room around each Rogers Park, soldier field,

inhale the deep dishpeaks, gobble down the Italian beef sandwich, just destroy that rack of ribs in a way I once did.

It's honestly to experience the circle of life, the conveyor belt of life in the most profound way.

Two of once been a kid that visited old Komiski for the first time as a 15 year old and fell in love with baseball instantly as I glimpsed it.

Essentially it's chess with chewing tobacco and now be headed back to take the mound there with my own son alongside me, my own son who is American.

As a bloody east coast accent and everything is to understand the true wonders of this nation, the true wonders of life itself to be honest.

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