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Everybody tired, right?

I didn't stay up until midnight.

You didn't, yeah, well, I mean, you're a girl. I figured you. I'm sure there are girls. You probably checked out at the sixth inning, right? I'm sure there are girls that stayed up until midnight. I made it to the 17th, and my head was so heavy. One inning to go, really? Well, I thought I'd stay another inning, but then there might be three more after that. And I got a, I have to get up early in the morning to help produce this, this mess every day. You get up early in the morning? 5.30 usually. Really? Yes. Okay, I know that. I thought you got up at six. No, you, well, I have to back it up. You send me irritating texts before six o'clock in the

morning. So you're up, I'm up. Well, sometimes you take a long time to respond. Sometimes you don't

even respond. Am I supposed to respond to everything you send me? Yes. Why do so many people demand that?

It's, it's polite. No, I can't do that. I can't. Then I'm going to get rid of my phone. Eric made it to, well, you made it all the way, right? Yeah, I was up, I was up to like 1.30 watching replays and highlights. 130, all right. I was up long after the game was over. I figured that. That was such a crazy game. And then by time you got to the 18th inning you forgot

it all because you know the last few innings were just one two three out one two three out one two

three out well it seemed like everybody was exhausted it goes 18 innings and you forget that

show hey had two home runs earlier in the game. It's like...

Yeah, the beginning of the game seemed like it was from a week ago. You ever seen someone get intentionally walked five times in one game? No, I didn't. It would mess me up. I'm still not used to them not throwing the four pitches. Yeah. You know, and it's like I look down for a second. I look up. There's a guy on first. And I'm always saying, well, how'd that guy get on first?

Oh, is an intentional walk.

I missed the wave and you don't know what's going. and it's like I look down for a second. I look up. There's a guy on first. And I'm always saying, well, how'd that guy get on first?

Oh, was an intentional walk.

I missed the wave and you don't know what's going. But yeah, that was something else last year. I'm there going to be too tired to play really well today. I mean, I was saying that to my husband and he said they probably went to bed at two in the morning and they can sleep until, you know, afternoon and they don't start until five,

but that doesn't, I don't know, it doesn't seem like enough.

If it was a normal starting pitcher, they would have sent Shohei home, you know, early in the game,

rest up for the next day.

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