All right, welcome in on a Tuesday. Good to have everybody aboard. We've got a jam-pack show for you.

Top 10 Rico, not in the building. Top 10 Rico, not here. The dress shirt is top 10.

You know what? I'll bring it back tomorrow. Yes. You got a top 10 program. Act like it. All right. Let's get to business,

shall we? I want to jump in on something because I heard it discussed a little bit on the

morning show. I know Channel 7 did a report on it. And there's a lot, this is a fan issue.

Now, it's a fascinating one that there are lion fans getting their tickets revoked for violation of policy.

And it's not hurling garbage on the field or hurling racial epithets or throwing ice cream cones of children. It is a violation of

the sale policy. Now, what was really interesting is when the story broke, obviously it had hit

on social media. I don't have social media, but that doesn't preclude people from texting me and going,

hey, so one of the fans who lost their tickets 15 years ago is a guy who cut my hair.

I knew him as Paul or Pavel. He's from Sterling Heights. Now, I can just disclose you that this dude was the biggest Lions fan then.

Clearly, I don't think anything changed.

As I would laugh my ass off seeing him in every TV commercial with the team telling you to buy tickets.

So clearly he didn't become less of a fan. So he ended up calling the morning

show and it was weird to hear his voice. I haven't talked to him in probably 10 years. The point is

this story is going to be a question, Rico, that I'd like to tackle with you and talk to the fans

about is, okay, did the team do this

guy dirty? Now, it's complicated, right? Because you have fans like this gentleman who moved to Philly.

Life takes you different places. Guys originally for Sterling Heights. Guys, been to ever, I don't remember a time

back when I would see him every couple

weeks, never missed the game.

And I had some people go do a little deep dive into social media and his social platforms

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