The sleeper in the bus, the skill, there's luck, a keeper or cut, open by like case shut.

A shortstop, or stop short, press play or press or support, intelligence for sports.

Good of y'all to listen, aiming at what truth is.

Mike, give me no pigeon like the name is Michael Lewis,

others in the dust or left out to rust who's hitting who's missing.

The Sleeper in the blast.

The Sleeper in the blast.

Hello out there and fan and by Rotograph's contributor, David Weirs, who joins us for his second tour of duty on the

podcast, and today we'll be discussing a pair of Mariners and Talking American League Outfielders. Now David, true or false, in honor of National

Pink Day, which I just learned about from your Roto write-up this morning and the clip that you posted in that article,

Mean Girls is the best movie in the history of the world.

Agreed, of course.

So this would be true in your opinion.

Uh, best movie in the history of the world

is lofty standards, but I feel like Mean Girls lives up to it. I'm glad that of all people I got on the cast today to ask this question, it was you, because

I completely agree.

And I feel that this podcast is going to go very well because we're already on the same page.

Of course, of course.

And I feel like it's not even an underrated classic because I feel like everybody that I know and I've talked to completely agrees that it is the best

movie of all time.

See, for me, that's a bit of a confirmation bias because if someone doesn't say that Mean Girls

is the greatest movie ever, I just cut them off out of my life.

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