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start listening terms apply hey guys here we are back on normally the show with normalish

takes for when the news gets weird. I am Mary

Catherine Ham. And I'm Carol Markowitz. How's it going, Mary Catherine? It's going all right. The University of

Georgia Bulldogs are SEC champions and going to a playoff that does not include Alabama. So sorry

Alabama fans. I know I'm taking a cheap shot at this moment in your life, but it's like one of the first

times that this has happened to y'all. I am very happy for the sports ball, whatever this means.

You're celebrating with me. My kids watched it with me and they have about the same take on it as you do,

but I felt, I felt their solidarity with me. Exactly. Actually, I would say that my kids and I

root for Georgia because of you, but also because of that song where the girl falls in love with somebody from Tennessee and starts wearing his Tennessee stuff. And my kids are just like, that is not done. We just switch team allegiances because we get married. That's crazy. That song is called Tennessee Orange and it is a

travesty and your children are correct. They have they have the correct moral compass.

That's right. And I can't believe that it's about a Georgia football fan and a female Georgia football

fan which makes me, it's like a pox on my house and I don't appreciate it. Right. I think that song attacks you personally.

It sort of does. Like, girl, pull it together. You don't have to wear that color orange. You have a beautiful flattering red that you can wear.

Exactly. Right. So as we're recording this just a few minutes ago, the charges against Daniel Penny were dismissed in New York. Daniel Penny, for those who

don't know, is the man on the subway who protected an entire subway car full of people from

a belligerent homeless man, Jordan Neely. And for his bravery, he's been accused of crimes. And so

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