Popcorn. Get your popcorn here. Who wants popcorn? Word of the day. Thursday, May 27,

2021. Popcorn is the word of the day. I haven't used that yet. I didn't realize that popcorn could

ever be a projectile. When you run a stadium or an arena, you know, when you get out of the water

and they take the cap off because they're afraid you're going to throw the cap onto the court.

And so you put the open water down in between your feet and then if you stand up and cheer,

which we may not remember how to do, but now that we're going back to games, you stand up and cheer

and then the water spills, you go to the concession stand and you ask for the beer. And if it doesn't

come in a cup, but you want to bottle a beer, they open it and keep it. Everyone's worried. I

always have meetings and briefings about security issues, things we have to be wary of,

whether you have 2,000 people in the stands or 20,000 people in the stands. And there's signs

that are very clear. Don't throw stuff on the field. That's it. There's not a lot of rules. Don't

hold a sign that says Samson sucks. I never really bothered that never really bothered me, but we

didn't allow it because if we allowed that, then there could be a sign that says everybody sucks.

Don't throw things on the field. Don't go on the field. Watch the field. That's it.

Last night, there was an NBA playoff game in Philadelphia. Let me tell you something about Philadelphia.

I watched so many games in Philadelphia, Marlon's Philly's, Exposed Philly's, the old stadium,

the new citizens bank. I love Philly. I do. I love the passion with the fans, but there's

something as a New Yorker with Philly and with Boston that I grew up thinking New York fans were

the greatest and Philly and Boston fans were horrid. Boston fans were racist. Philly fans were rude

and insane. I had some experiences with some Philly fans. Some stories that I've told on this show.

I told the story about the elevator where I was with my child and someone was talking about what an

absolute jerk the president of the Marlins was and I was standing right there. It's okay. I was good

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