And welcome back to the first cup podcast with Kyle Porter.

Late night, Sunday night.

Things have just wrapped up at the Sony Open Hawaii.

Congratulations to Matt Coocher, ninth career win, second

victory of the young season. We will get into that and many of the more takeaways from Kyle

Porter as we bring him on. Kyle, how are we doing Sunday night? I'm good. I didn't,

here's, here was my biggest takeaway from the Sony Open. We can just end the podcast after this.

That'll be it.

I did not see the Sony Open, uh, starting with Ed Reed and ending with a quote from

Jay-Z.

Oh, and he misquoted him.

Listen, no, Matt Coucher tried to drop, uh, a lyric from Jay-ZZ's just sort of, like, Kingdom Come, it was released in 2006, and it is, in my own humble opinion, like, the bottom.

No, no, I guess the Jay-Z R. Kelly is now the bottom, especially now as we're revisiting R. Kelly.

But, like, I would even put Volume 3, Life in the Times of S. Dot Carter ahead of

Kingdom Come. But he's got a song on there called 30 is the new 20. And so Matt Coocher said 40.

Yes. Not good. No, but very Matt Coocher to try and pull out of Jay-Z lyric and mess it up.

Yeah, it's, it's honestly the most on-brand thing ever for Matt Coochard to misquote

Jay-Z and like slap Todd Lewis on the back as he's doing it.

And like it, it was like the, it was like the apex of of dad jokes on television on like in recorded

television history right and any he said i yeah kutriven said i hope that's the lyric because

he almost like he knew in his mind that it uh he might have misstepped on that one um yeah it was

uh i i took over at my wife as it happened. I said, hey,

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