You know what's missing from Charch's latest retweet?

I'll tell you in a few moments, just a few.

Paul Charchian is one of my favorites because we talk about everything but fantasy football

in this segment.

How many other people do you join John wants to know where you're the fantasy football

guru and you don't talk about fantasy football? Well, probably nothing quite like we do. We have,

we have what we've got at special. What I like about chatting with you is we get history of the. If we don't say so ourselves. Yeah, that's right. It's brilliant, brilliant radio. We get history of NFL stuff. We get all the things happening across the league, wherever it may go, regardless of whether there's fantasy implications or not. And then we, you know, you and I deep dive on a lot of music, which I love.

And I mean, honestly, if we could just do this as a music segment every week, maybe that's our

offseason.

We'll just come back every week and do this every Thursday, today, Wednesday, but every Thursday,

and we'll just talk music for the rest of the year.

So you retweeted somebody who retweeted, who tweeted out,

if you could meet one of these icons, who would you share a drink with?

And it's a list of 369, 12, 15 stars slash pinup girls of the 40s, 50s, maybe 60s.

And there's a missing big one in here.

I mean, and it's so interesting because my longtime radio partner who joins me

twice a week on my podcast, Tom Levero, you remember Tom.

Tom and I did, I don't know, like nine months ago, we did kind of a pinup girl segment. You know, pinup girls don't really

exist anymore in the age of internet. But they go back to really the 40s and 50s is where

it started. But it came off of the heels of me watching the documentary on Jane Mansfield called My Mom,

who is Mariska Hargade's mom.

And I don't know if you know this story of Jane Mansfield.

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