Brandon Maryweather. Hello, sir.

What's up? What's up? Do we wake you up? No, of course not, man. All right? All right. No, you know, I get up at 6 o'clock every morning. What do you do when you get up? You know, I have to get my daughter to school. All right. You're a good father. I try to be. I try to be. Yeah, you are. We got some reports, by the way, that you were at, and that reports were on Twitter, that you went to the Giants game and were just amongst the people. You wanted to go tailgating? Did that ever work out? Did you find somebody to tailgate with via your Twitter? Yeah, I did. I did. I went to the big bus, man. They had a bus painted, you know, Giants Blue with all the players on it. You know, it was real nice, man. They had a roasted pig out there, you know. I actually wrote the train and everything, man. I wrote the train and, you know, I wanted to see what it's like being an actual person going to a game.

All right.

So, did you enjoy it?

Yeah, I did.

I actually did.

You know, it was, you know, it was interesting.

It was very interesting.

Now, what was it did you find so interesting about with the fans and everything?

For one, you know, I don't like to be, you know, around too many people at once.

And that alone, you know, you got people standing up on the train on top of each other, you know,

and everybody seemed to be happy with it, you know.

It's just, you know, the fact that it was so many people that actually, you know, was true diehard fans and sitting in the stands and listening to the stuff that the fans actually have to tell by the players was comical too.

Okay.

Did people recognize you?

I don't know.

I hope not.

Only one person said something to me. and it was actually somebody I actually knew.

Oh, okay.

So now, when you were playing, did you ever catch something that somebody was saying in the stands about you that they probably didn't think you were going to hear?

Only the people that's, real close You know you hear them

You know when they say something

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