pleased to have salicada with us he He is marveling at my radio studio that I am broadcasting from right now because he misses a good radio studio.

Check out his podcast, wherever you get your podcast, the Sal Likata show. What do you miss most about a radio studio?

Not worrying about stuff not working from home. The connection. Is it loud enough? This, that you walk into studio, all those things. All you have to worry about is doing the content, not the other nonsense. So that's probably it. Yes. Just turn your mic on and talk, right? You don't have to worry. Can't hear the dog barking. Don't hear the echo sound, that door shuts. You basically don't hear anything

else. You're just in there having fun. So Mark Hockman, who was the executive producer of my show

with Dan, he used to care about that stuff a lot, right? And now he has come to the other side where

the kids don't care. You could shoot a video with a plane flying by and they don't fucking care.

They're going to watch your content anyway.

I mean, I know. Somebody who showed me a video of like some streamer and I'm like, dude, his mic sounds like shit. What are we doing here? And nobody cares. I mean, that's his gimmick. That's his thing. I'm like, all right, whatever. No one cares. Guys, I can't believe this.

Sal isn't into the fucking NCAA tournament.

It is March and 6. all right, whatever. No one cares. Guys, I can't believe this.

Sal isn't into the fucking NCAA tournament.

It is March and Sal Likata is not into March.

Who's not in the March?

I'm surprised, Stu, how into it you are.

I'm seeing all these different interviews and you talk about it.

Maybe I'll get into it if I fell out my bracket, a little St. John's,

local tie from New York, but now ultimately, unless I'm betting on these games, which I might

still do, I don't, I don't love it as much as I used to when I was younger. What was it?

About the tournament, when you, when you were younger, I can't say that sentence. I don't

know what the fuck just happened to me. I'm in radio studio just talk turn a mic on and fucking talk uh what was it about the tournament when you were younger uh that you love so much that you're not getting now honestly this is not to always bring it back to mike and the mad dog but one of my favorite things about the tournament because i was i didn't go to college so i don't have an allegiance and I was never the biggest college basketball fan. I remember some years Khalid Elamine with Yukon, whatever, maybe getting into it. Old school back in the day, Felipe Lopez with St. Johns, but when I started working at the fan and got on the mic and the med dog show, I was grading the brackets for the entire station in the pool and that got me into it. So I'd be locked in'd be locked in. It was a big deal. They would talk about it on the air. They were standings. Like there was a lot of pride. Forget about the money in those bracket tournaments. So that got me into it. And then for years after that, I would stick with it. And then one year, I guess probably right around the time where I started, you know, got engaged or whatever got married, you don't fill out a bracket one year. Then the next year you care a little bit less and less. Now that you could bet on these games wherever you want, whenever you want, I think the brackets mean less. And that probably took me a little bit out of it. So I understand what you're saying. Like growing up, you had guys who were on the same team they were on the same team every year it was

chris mullin on st johns it was patrick ewing on georgetown and you hope that they would meet up

in the final four and one year they actually did and now it's tough keeping up it's tough keeping track

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