Two o'clock, straight up.

It's The Carton Show with Big Mac.

Great to have you here on a gorgeous Tuesday in New York City.

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lots cooking.

Obviously, you got Johnny Harbaugh talking to the media about an hour or so maybe a couple hours ago.

And does not make giant fans in this building all that happy, it seems.

People are crying.

People are throwing donuts out.

People are upset.

People in the building are like, oh, my God, this joint team's going to stink.

But I don't know how you take all that out of a simple press conference, which he said,

I think Dexter Lawrence is going to be a giant this year.

Yeah.

In any event, good afternoon, Big Mac.

How are you?

I'm doing well, Craig. How are you? I'm great. That's not the lead today. No. The lead today, of course, is the New York Mets moving their game up to 4 o'clock

and then trying to pull a fast one on a lot of you met fans trying to act like they're all looking out for your best interest and offering you a free ticket because they change the time of the game because they're very altruistic. Well, yeah. That's the right thing to do, isn't it? Well, it's also... If you move the game and you can't make it now, you get a voucher for a later game. Yeah, because

they move the game up because the weather it's going to be cold. Oh no, it might be a little windy. I was thinking about this for a couple of reasons. I was talking about yesterday I said to you. I know. It doesn't look like rain. Doesn't look like snow. Yeah. Like they're moving it for cold. And I want to be clear yesterday I was like at least they told people a full day and had two days because it's tomorrow's game also in advance. So they do get credit for the Vance warning to change your schedule. And then, of course, the conversation became, well, how come the Mets are doing it? The Yankees are doing it. Do the Mets like their fans more than the Yankees do? To the contrary, I think, actually.

Because the Yankees probably sold, if I'm guessing, 35,000, 36,000 tickets to today's game and tomorrow's game.

I'm sure it's a ballpark fair estimate based on season tickets and what the expectation is.

So you're kind of in a pickle here, right?

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