He works at a high school, and that's a tough, he's teaching, coaching, and that's tough,

because you're dealing with teenagers now, and it's different now. They have anxiety, they're freaked out, you know, can't talk to them like you used to. Like when we were in high school, they said whatever they wanted to us. I went to a Catholic school and he had all that stuff colliding. Our coach, I loved him, but he was insane, you know? He tried and fire us up before the game, you know just motivate us with nonsense like you see that team warming up in our basket you know

take that no want to beat their ass they're a bunch of scum and fire us up before the game, you know? Just motivate us with nonsense. Like, you see that team, warm it up in our basket?

You know, take that...

No, when to beat their ass.

They're a bunch of scumbags.

They're coaches of...

Let's get out there, kick them all in the balls,

send them back to...

Hell.

Let's go.

Bring it up.

Our father.

The... our father the accuracy of anyone that's been any one that spent any time in a catholic grammar school or high school to that is right on point pat mcgan who was here in studio with us

because there are a lot of things where I grew up in a black Catholic church on the south side, St. Thaddeus, which now is gone, but is now merged with St. Margaret of Scotland, which is on 99th Street.

Thadius, huh?

Yeah.

That's amazing.

Yeah.

So, and we had father. How about Thadius? huh? Yeah. That's amazing. Yeah. So, and we had father...

How about Thadius? Thank you. For God's sakes. We had Father Cronin. And Father Cronin was this like... Mick Cronin? The UCLA coach? No, our father Cronin was nicer and a lot taller. Okay. But Father John Cronin, like he was the nicest man you'd want to meet on Sunday.

And throughout the week,

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