Oh, you're doing a death story.

A death dedication, Jerry. You didn't even do the Yankees yet. Rob bass, baby. I'm talking about Anthony Volpe? You want to talk about Rob bass? Hey, did Jerry. Yeah, I was never a big fan of this. Jerry, even you could dance to this. No, not really. Oh, yes, you can. Nah, I'm good. This was not my, my music. I think I saw these guys in the parking a lot at MetLife Stadium when Craig was doing a pig spank one year. You might be right. I think he got these guys to come on out. I wouldn't be surprised. What did he pass away from? He was young. Cancer. 59. Jesus. 59. I'm going to be 57.

Yeah, I'm aware.

Yeah, I don't like that.

I'm really good.

Now, are we bringing the clock back for you now?

No, because I don't have a date yet.

I thought you did.

I'm not sure, Jerry.

I thought you were going to be the Memorial Day show in two years because you wanted to go into the summer.

Yeah. We'll see how it goes.

I don't ever trust the stock market.

The stock market goes down.

I'm in trouble.

You'll be fine.

I'm all wrapped up in the stock market, Jerry.

You've got no kids.

That's what Eddie said.

When people ask Eddie how he was able to retire early, he said dogs don't go to college.

Correct.

You're fine.

The dogs are expensive now. I'm not saying they're not. I'm the first one to say these

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