This is great. This is next level. This is, you know, all I need is a toilet. And my wife can kick me out of the house. And even then, you know, you just walked out of the ravine and do your business there. Wow. That's great. Don't drink out of that ravine.

Don't drink out of any ravine.

Have you ever drinking out of a ravine? Have you ever done it? Drink it? Drink it? Have you ever been dumb enough to be drinking out of a ravine?

I've never drank out of a ravine. I have not. I have not. I didn't get drunk, but I drank some water out of a ravine in New Jersey once I did. I don't know. I'm here. I don't know. It could have affected me. That's certainly in New Jersey.

In New Jersey? Oh, the garden. You got to worry about, you got to worry about far more than anything. I might put into the ravine if you're, if you're downstream in New Jersey.

When I was delivering newspapers when I was a kid, yeah, there was a house that had a spring.

And it had this, this great stone setup where you had a cup and the water was constantly coming into it. And it was the best water I've ever had in my life.

It was probably full of all sorts of toxic chemicals and who knows what else, but it was a natural spring. And it, it was great. And so every time I deliver the newspaper, I'd have a little drink out of the extremely unsanitary metal cup that was on a chain, but it was great.

It was, it was awesome spring water. So that's the closest I've come to drinking. Would you rather drink out of a ravine in New Jersey or eat a hamburger off the Laguardia airport floor? What would you choose if you had to choose one of the other?

I'd probably go with the hamburger off the floor because I'd find a spot. I'd find a spot that didn't touch the ground.

He tried to find like I'd stay away from the eat away from the spot, the burger. It depends on where the ravine is. I really would want to consider what's upstream of the ravine.

So, but generally there's a bunch of like testosterone and like some HGH and some steroids and some hair gel. It's that's what's in the stream in New Jersey.

All right, let alone Jimmy Hoffa might be up there too. You never know. It's the.

He's next to Skycam. He's next to Skycam. He's next to Skycam. You mean the one that died in the bills just game last week?

Yeah, they buried it. They buried it. They buried it next to Jimmy Hoffa. That's awesome. And I had, and I had, we talked about that on Monday when you were asleep.

I made the joke on Twitter of when they took that broken Skycam down. They can bury it next to Jimmy Hoffa. And I had a bunch of people correct me that that's not the stadium anymore.

As if I'm serious, they're going to dig a hole. He's in the open the parking lot now, Mike. Come on, Mike. Get it right. You can't be a journalist unless you properly say where Jimmy Hoffa's buried.

Well, these guys know it was the 20 yard line of the old giant stadium. See, you might have been getting away from Jersey who might have actually known.

He might have been like, no, no, I was part of that construction group then. He's in the old place. He's in the old stadium. Maybe they're really telling you something there.

There was that Scorsese movie that was like two hours too long from a couple of years ago that I was very excited to see.

It was a major disappointment. The Irish man didn't look good. And the book and the book on which that movie was based, right, tells a different story that basically it was the body was burned of Jimmy Hoffa, but regardless.

Skycam is not being buried in MetLife Stadium in the parking lot or anywhere. You just throw it in the garbage.

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