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Hello, everybody. Welcome to episode 235 of Spit and Checklists, presented by Pink Whitney, the pink lemonade flavored vodka from our friends over at New Imps to Dan Bodka.

We apologize. We'll come to you a little bit late on Monday. We had some travel issues, but it ended up not being the worst thing because we had some huge news come over the while.

Late Sunday, we're going to get to Shully. Let's say hello to the boys first as always. I produce a G Mike E. Greenlele. How's it going, pal?

It's going great. I had myself a fantastic weekend. I went to my first show ever on Broadway, on Friday night, on Saturday. I got to see the Bruins spank the Islanders at the Barclays Center.

Now I'm here with you guys on Monday. I have Sunday off to relax a little bit, so I'm ready to go.

I got so many questions here. Was it a date? It was a date. It was a date. The worst part was I had to pay for two cups of wine, $54 for two half cups of wine.

Which play did you go see, by the way? I saw Chicago. It was fantastic. All that jazz.

Oh, yeah. Oh, shit. Maybe we've got a karaoke battle between fucking Greenlele and all right.

I'm paying for that. And then is it Barclays? How'd you pronounce it? It was the Barclays Center.

Yeah, a nice little twang on that back. Lays went down and saw Tory Krueger after the game had some nice words for him.

He had some nice words for us about the podcast. So shout out to Tory Krueger as well.

Were you lathering up his quads and can I brands just stroking yourself off?

100% that's why I went down there. Awesome. Awesome. Good weekend.

And that voice jumping in early, of course, is Paul Biznasty, Bissinet. What's up, buddy? Been traveling once again. You're always traveling.

Yeah, I was in Toronto. Then London. I gave that speech at University of Western Ontario. I just want to thank all those college kids who put it together.

Guys, these these kids, they gave me hope in the future. All very respectful, intelligent, young individuals.

And, you know, I was I was very nervous. I ended up getting up there and we me and Faisal from sports net.

He was the one teeing me up. So that made things a little bit easier. I didn't have to just get up there and talk myself.

But yeah, I want to thank them and John Chica and Aaron Cohen, who obviously with the coyotes.

I didn't realize that John Chica was the youngest general manager in all of major sports history at 27 years old.

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