And where are we doing this? We're doing this on the rooftop.

Yeah, we are doing this from the penthouse at 345 Hudson Square properties. That's what they're calling it? Yeah. And I think we're only up to seven people who've made the joke about somebody being thrown off if something bad happened. Yeah, I'd probably be me. I could see Boomer picking me up like a child and just throwing me off. Isn't there a level down below? I hope so you're not falling to the street.

Tiki, the other day, Evan did a RICO from the roof while you were away. Yeah, I warmed it up. And I went out there to kind of say something to him, and it scared me. I don't think where he was doing it, there's a level below. Yeah, where I was doing it, it was kind of scary. like it was high up and many people did make the joke to me.

I was afraid you were going to jump.

Listen, I love the Mets and I love sports. it. It was kind of scary. Like, it was high up and many people did make the joke to me.

I was afraid you were going to jump. Listen, I love the Mets and I love sports. Sports is never going to

cost me that kind of anguish. Like, I am able to take a step back and say there are more important

things in life than sports. Like your great family. Of course. Not even a question.

And I did get accused of being a terrible dad because I did take my son the last night's game. Like, why would you do that? Why? Because it's so cold? It wasn't even the cold. It was more the team and how much they suck. And I do have one quibble I want to make. I did tweet out last night, and I said it on the R and I've even made illusions to it today here on the show that we witnessed the death of a season last night. The death of a season is not me quitting because Sean said that on social me. Oh, Evans giving up on the season. Tommy said it on his show. Evans giving up on the season. I'm not giving up on the season. I'm telling you how I feel about the

season. I feel the season is over. I'm going to watch every game. Yeah, but there's a difference. But death means what? You're not making the postseason, so you're just going to watch it play out? No, I'm going to watch it to hope I'm wrong. There's a huge difference. I hope I'm wrong. It's like a prediction, right? And so a lot of times you want your predictions to be wrong? Yeah, of course.

Like, Evan, you think that they're not making the playoffs. I hope I'm wrong. It's like a prediction, right? And so a lot of times you want your predictions to be wrong?

Yeah, of course.

Evan, you think that they're not making the playoffs and the season's over. So nobody said anything out of tune. That doesn't mean you're giving up, you hope you're wrong. You wave the white flag in the season. The give up and the white flag bothers me. A white flag means I'm not watching. I'm done. Evan, you use the word death of the season.

Because I think they're dead!

Yes, so that's waving a white flag on their chances.

It doesn't mean you won't watch. See, I, Tiki, be the judge on this. I mean, I don't like his words. I think what you're saying is that you feel like this team has no chance of making the kind of run that every Met fan wants. but you're still going to watch because you're a Met fan. I never give up. Yeah.

Like just because you don't have... I don't think he's quitting. I just think he's... Yeah. He's realized that this team... We had this conversation two weeks ago. Evan and I, we looked at each other and said, there could be a good chance that this team just sucks. Yeah.

And I think when I heard this yesterday or read it yesterday on our text chat, death of a season, I said he's come to the conclusion that this team sucks.

I don't think they're good.

And I hope I'm wrong.

Like I hope and we will hold ourselves accountable.

We do it all the time playing old clips, good and bad. I hope I'm wrong. Like I hope and we will hold ourselves accountable. We do it all the time.

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