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All right. Hi everybody. Welcome into the program. I'm going to get started as Big Jim Murray is finishing up in there. How do I sound? I probably sound like crap.

Because we always sound like crap, right? But we do have a new audio setup today because of a lot of our equipment is still back on the West Coast. So let me know how this is. I'm sure it's not great. It's the off-air show. It's presented by the original light bear, Miller Light, legendary stories, and the off-air show. Start with the Light. So here's a just over 50 years of Miller time. I'll start with just by answering a few

questions. Chris writes in, does doing the show on the West Coast throw off you throw you off at all,

mess with your day? Fuck yeah, it does. Absolutely. It is, it's weird. 11 to 3 out on the West

Coast. It's like, well, I mean, it's just different. I'm used to getting off the show and then having dinner, finishing my dinner during the show, and then that's the day. You get done at 3 o'clock. You got the whole day there. And it's not like you have much of a morning. So it's really a, it's a time chore. Really, you can't, well, if you want to golf, if you want to golf and do chore really you can't well if you want to golf if you want to golf if you want to

golf and do a show you can't do the midday show there's not enough time before or after at least this

time of year not that i was golfing there but it was definitely weird it definitely threw me off

serenity now says feldger as an ex-newspaper guy What are your thoughts on the complete gut job of the Washington Post Sports Department and the general state of print media reporting?

It is sad.

It is sad, sad, sad.

And I'm telling you, you may not realize it.

You may be someone who resents the local media.

You may be someone who grew to resent local media. You may be someone who grew to resent

like Shaughnessy or me or Borges or guys like that who are critical of the teams and constantly

trying to stir up shit. You may hate those guys. But I'm telling you, us guys being phased out

makes sports less of a product.

I've been starting to say this, that the A-Hole sports writer is sort of part of the whole thing.

It's part of the deal.

Every team, every town should have one.

The asshole guy that covers the team that's there to cause trouble, poke holes, ask questions, whatever.

Like that's just part of it that's part of the whole

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