off top. Lobsters get more fertile the older they get. So not only do lobster men have to throw

them back when they're under three inches in body length, but when they're over five inches,

so that they can reproduce. And I can even top that one. I am speaking to you from St. Joseph

Missouri, where the chiefs have training camp. A long time ago, back in the day, before Eddie

Reed was coaching the chiefs, before Eddie Reed was even born, St. Joseph was a bigger city than

Kansas City. And the railroad came to St. Joseph way back in the day and said, we want to put

the railroad through your town. And St. Joseph said, no, we're the big city on this part of Missouri.

We're going to put out. We don't need you. And so the railroad said to Kansas City, hey,

we're going to what we want to come through your town and Kansas City said, sure, we're going to

we love to have you. So Kansas City became the big city, St. Joseph is a small town. And so if

the railroad had gone through St. Joseph, they would be the St. Joseph chiefs. And we would

be in Kansas City right now for training camp. Play the music.

This is the Dominique Fox worth show.

All right. So I'm on vacation right now, but you know, I wouldn't leave you guys with nothing to

listen to. So I recorded a bunch of interviews with NFL nation reporters, not all of them.

Just about nine of them that teams I found pretty interesting. So you guys will have something to

listen to. So I put them in groups right now. You're going to be listening to Adam Tysher with

the chiefs. He's going to be joined by Tim McManus from the Eagles. And at the end, we're going to

have the 49 is with Nicholas Wagner. I love that. Both of those were outstanding. So we're joined

today by chiefs of NFL nation reporter Adam Tysher and Tim McManus, the NFL nation reporter for

the Eagles. Tim, you're definitely from Rhode Island. Like I know you said you're from Philly,

but you gave me a lobster fact, which really, I mean, that feels like New England chatter to me.

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