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We're back, like the Atlanta baseball team, Dave O'Bennie Bennett here, fresh back from the Los Angeles fanfests.

I know, that's too early in the morning for Benny.

There's a lot more Benny Bennett updates coming up in this podcast.

But what a time to be alive, Dave, if they'll Los Angeles fanfests, they're magnificent and moving away from a spoof to broadcast, sock out the site of an American sporting.

A place of greatness, the LA Colosseum, a place you used to go to to watch United States men play back in the day with like 19 other fans.

Well, actually, to be accurate, I watched the United States men play there, but I also watched Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Brazil, came and played there, Argentina, came and played there.

I mean, every year the Colosseum sort of seems to invite the greats of Central and South America to play there, and it's not 19 fans.

There are tens and tens of thousands there. I think, you know, I was there, I think 90 plus thousand to seeing Mexico play Brazil in 2004.

Yeah, I think it was the famous site where the US men's national team got, there's no other way to say it.

You're related on by the Mexican fans in the 1990s. Do you have a urine fetish?

Yeah, exactly. Back in the 90s. That's what you needed to follow the US men.

Are you willing? Are you willing to spend 19 minutes watching soccer, a sport, good Americans hate just to get urinated on.

Okay, we'll do it. What do we have to go to sign up?

Yeah, but it was back when soccer was this, itself was this bizarre fetish that you would go down there 90,000 people would be there watching the game.

It would be everything in that, you know, five blocks of like downtown where, you know, on the border of the campus of USC, and the rest of the world completely and utterly ignored it.

It just wasn't, it didn't happen, it didn't happen in the world of US sports, didn't happen in the world of Los Angeles culture, and it didn't happen in the world of international soccer.

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