B-Pod Studios. All right, back here, 90 and file the sports out.

It's Joe Murray.

It's Tim McCone, Worcester's finest.

And Mike Lockhart, would you still consider yourself a Natick guy?

No, I've been gone for a long time.

It's over? Yeah. I'm an Eastern guy now, baby. Eastern. What, what, I see, if you name a town, I used to be able to like, like, name a restaurant. Can you give me one at Eastern? That's, it's not a good scene. There's a tavern I know of out there, though. Oh, man. Man, we could have done that bit. Joe, name of town. Give me a restaurant. There's a couple of decent ones. Farmer's daughter, Nieson. Love that one, but that's about it. I'll tell you what, though, Joe's reach in terms of the restaurant games. You've got central mass towns. Yeah, it's ridiculous. Leandro's? Yes. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Solid. in terms of the restaurant games. Oh, it's incredible. We've got central mass towns. Yeah, it's ridiculous.

Leandro's? Yes. Okay, yeah, yeah. Solid. I'm always, because I used to do shows from the Charlie Horse, but that's not, that wasn't, that was Bridgewater, right? It's West Bridgewater right on the line. Okay, all right. So, I know the, I know the stretch. Yeah. But yeah, one night on the night show, when Josh Deering was here, he just started naming towns.

Firing off, Russia.

I got a good run, man.

You've just hit West Broger Bridgewater and Eastwood.

That's right.

That's right.

So this is funny.

So Mike, we were supposed to be here.

No offense, Tim.

But Mike was like, hey, remember like these commercials when we were kids?

Yeah.

Well, Toucher and Rich, we were talking about it late on a Friday show.

And they were like, there's no more like homemade looking commercials.

And I was like, no, no, no.

In my part of the area on cable, especially during

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