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Hey, it's Monday, 525.

Nice to have you with us. It's getting warm. It's going to be a nice day.

You should be enjoying that. And Al had a busy weekend. What's going? What else?

This guy passed away, the singer of this song. This is Santana, but Santana didn't pass away.

This fellow's name was Alex Ligert. How old was he? He was 79. That's what's weird about Santana, though. Like, Santana's the guitar player. There's always, like, different dudes singing them. Yeah. And he gets, because he writes the songs? I suppose so. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. But that was a good tune, though. I'm winning. I would have never known that was a Santana song.

Yes, right.

Because it's just the guitar product.

I go a couple of notes here, Jerry.

One, you mentioned you, you, I was jokingly thought I might have a Diana Rossini update, and I do.

Jeff Pearlman, who's gained some popularity on TikTok these days,

asks why Jay Glazer gets a free pass for his, quote,

intimate relationship with sources.

Intimate, like having sex?

No, that's the thing.

He calls it intimate, but he's asking is the only, like having sex? No, that's the thing. He calls it intimate.

But he's asking is the own, like, the, what we assume was a sexual relationship, that's the difference, right?

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