Do you remember back in the Mike and the Mad Dog days when they would have a, whether

was Breen or Ayanon, curious about their travel?

Oh, of course.

I mean, my God.

So this was a throwback yesterday.

I saw Funhouse posted this when Ian went on Mad Dog Radio with Chris Rousseau yesterday.

How are you going to handle the nets here when you have the football on Amazon? If they have a game on a Thursday, you're going to, you know, in Indiana, and you've got an Amazon game on Friday in Phoenix. Are you going to do both games? How are you going to do that? Yeah, that's an excellent question. Chris, you're probably the only person in America that would ask it. But, thanks. I will figure it out. I will figure it out. Yes, he will. Yeah. I mean, he used to ask me how I'd get home on the weekends to go back to Long Island in the summer. So you take the E train all the way to Jamaica, you hop on the LIDBOR there? Will you take that? Will you take that to Patrick? Or will are you do on the Ron Conkerman line? You go to Ron Conkerman. What's at another 20 minutes? Someone pick you up there? Did your mommy pick you up? I do believe that question, too. Oh, yes. So you got Chris walking down memory lane. Then, of course, Mike has had an odd way of eulogizing people in the past, as we know.

That was not the case, though, with the passing of Robert Redford on his podcast.

It sounds like Mike is feeling a little under the weather here, too.

He makes it very clear Redford was a superstar.

When you're that big an actor, that bigger bigger movie star you're part of everybody's life

at some point everybody likes the movies and he was as big as they come no question about it

so it sounds good his take on redford physically though i did get to meet him once uh chat for a

couple minutes quiet quiet

small you know first thing you take is that he's not tall i don't know i thought that was so funny

small guy oh my god they met it fenway Park years ago. It's just classic.

Yeah, we met.

It was actually the day after I met Secretariat.

So, that was a good week.

So, small guy, though, very small, quiet, quiet, small.

And not as good looking as you'd expect.

But anyway, he told me he loved the show.

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