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Jerry's out today. It's a day off for the summer. You know what I'm saying? Celo's here. Eddie is here. Boomer and G. We are here right at 6 o'clock. We are rocking and rolling. What is today? Wednesday? Yeah. Yeah. Hump day. The Hose. The NFL has informed teams they can no longer use smelling salts on the sidelines. Yeah. You ever smell a smelling salt? No. It's ammonia packets, right? And George Kittles said he uses them on every single drive. You know, well, it's going to have to find something new to. Going to have to find something new. He says he has to contemplate retirement now because he's busy.

That can't be good for you. I don't have you ever smelled one of those things. You said no, but it is very strong. I would think so. And that has to be doing something to your, it's going into your nose, into your lungs. Feels like it's going into your brain. Yeah, not great. Yeah, it can't be great. But it's been a long-used thing in not just the NFL. The NHL guys often on the bench. Oh, really? Like before periods, certainly, you know, before games coming back from intermission. Absolutely. Not every guy, but you see it a lot. Yeah. Yeah. On the bench. they do it on Joe Rogan show sometimes just to wake themselves up and mess around, see who can smell, who can take the most smelling salts. Yeah, I don't know. I don't even like if, like, smelling salt was in the room, it would. It's disgusting, yeah. You can smell it just in the room.

To put one up to your nose. Woo. Yeah. That's got to be some wild stuff. Hmm. I don't know what they're going to use instead. Maybe George Kittle could start using those nicotine packs that you put. Go back to amphetamines. Yeah, go back to amphetamines. Sure. Greenies, as they used to call them, I believe. I guess because they were green.

I don't know.

Never experienced go back to amphetamines. Sure. Greenies, as they used to call them, I believe. I guess because they were green.

I don't know.

Never experienced that either.

Eddie, you ever see a greenie in a locker room?

Never.

But they were called greenies because they were probably green colored, yeah?

I would imagine.

Yeah.

We're not telling us here, but if you, if it's, nickname is greenies. We could just Google that. They probably were green. Supposedly like they used to be in baseball locker rooms, just like a giant thing. Like as if they were, yeah, like they were M&Ms. They were just amphetamines. Give me some amphetamines. Let me get up to bat. Let me take a couple. I got to face Nolan Ryan today. Give me some amphetamines. Let me get up to bat. Let me take a couple. I got to face Nolan Ryan today.

Give me some amphetamines and some smelling salts.

Now I'm ready to go.

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