Just to play devil's advocate there.

This is the same reporter that told us about the Ryan Tannahill phone calls that apparently never happened.

Supposedly didn't happen, right?

Here's the thing.

Is somebody tell her that?

Right, exactly.

That's true.

That's why I trust Spoon more than anyone, because you can tell Sp spoon is really locked in to Goody.

When Spoon says something, in my opinion, I could be wrong.

I've said this before.

I kind of feel like it's Goody going, hey, Spoon, let the fans know this real quick.

You know what it feels like.

Diana Rusini, God love her.

They're just going, hey, yeah, let's get some false information out of it. Get Diane on the phone. Right. And she's just getting info and trying to get it out. You know, a lot of reporters do that, right? You know, that's, and that's reporting, you know, you see something, you hear something. You got to say something. Get it out. Hopefully it's true. you know. Even if it's not, it was true that something

was said to her, though, like you're saying, you know? So I don't know. I trust, you're right,

we got a handful of beat writers that we can go to and put a little bit more faith and credence

into what they're saying. But you got to look at all this stuff seriously because you never

know. Yeah. Brent, thank you for the super chat, Bob. I appreciate you. Greg Rice says, why a spoon is nickname? It's actually a story that was told when he was, I think he was like eight or nine years old. Oh, I thought it was because Goody spoon feeds him information. When he was eight or nine years old, he killed a raccoon with a spoon.

It's like this.

Yeah, it's just kind of taking on a nickname.

I just made that up to completely.

I was going to say, that's crazier than what I just suggest.

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