This is 1580 The Bet, presented by Betz FM.

Now, back to you better you bet, you bet, with Nick Costos on Westwood One Sports.

Joining us right now on the show, it is always an honor and a privilege.

And I always love being joined by a fellow fan of the New York Knicks. The great Patrick McEnroe, who's going to be flying to Paris later today. French Open next week, Roland Garrow's for our friends to Turner Sports. Maxone is coming up along with his brother John, ESPN for Wimbledon and the U.S. Open, and holding court Saturdays on Mad Dog Sports Radio, a channel near and dear to my heart,

and our executive producer Bill Zimmerman's heart, holding court with Patrick McEnroe,

Saturday mornings on Mad Dog Sports Radio, channel 82 on Sirius XM, Saturdays 7 a.m. Eastern Time

on Twitter at his name, Patrick McEnroe joins us here on You Better You Bet Bet on this Thursday ahead of a flight to Patty. Patrick, welcome back to the show. How are you, my friend? Nick, you're hired, okay? You're my promo guy. I love it. Absolutely love coming on with you and the man, Mr. Zimmerman. You guys were the backbone of Mad Dog Sports Radio for so long. So I'm happy to be a small part of it with my little Saturday morning show, which is I'm happy to say picking up some steam, so I'm enjoying it. But always love coming on with you. If we were, if that were true, and Bill and I were the backbone of Mad Dog Sports Radio, the channel would be hobbling around like Quasimodo, like the hunchback of Notre Dame.

So thankfully, that is not the case.

So before we, before we talk about the tennis and Alcaraz not being there and this boycott,

which seems to be very strange and I definitely want to get your thoughts on it, we were having

a conversation off air about just like, you know, going to Paris.

That's pretty cool.

What is Patrick McEnroe's top-ranked number one overall draft pick of cheese to eat while in Paris?

And why?

Well, I like, I kind of like the hard cheeses, you know, the grueaer, which you get over in Europe.

I mean, the breeze pretty darn good there, which is a little softer cheese, which I'm normally not a huge

fan of, but I mean, just everything tastes better when you're in Paris, Nick. I mean,

the ham, the cheese, the baguettes, and, you know, over TNT, I mean, they, they know how to take care of the

announcer. So every morning or early afternoon, depending on the schedule for the day when to show

up in the green room, there's the fresh baguettes out, there's the mustards, there's the fresh

ham, there's the cheese. And I'm just like, just sign me up, baby. Just sign me up to this

deal because there's nothing like it. You know, we actually stay at a hotel now that's basically

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