Welcome in Friends to Rates and Beryles. Thank you very much for tuning in.

I am Chris Welsh.

Today, joining me is Inosaurus, and I'm actually doing a special open without Eno,

because I want you to hear my voice normally.

I want you to know that I am aware of mic settings,

and I just want you to know that I am aware that my voice is going to sound a little different.

In this one, through all the chaos of everything with Eno on location here, my microphone got messed up. So yes, I am aware that I'm going to sound a little hollowy. I apologize. I'm going to go sit in a corner and think about what I've done for a little bit. But we do have a great episode. And I know you're going to enjoy it. Regardless of my bad audio, I apologize once again. I'm wearing the dunce hat until the next

episode. So here's Eno and I.

I am Chris Welsh and joining me today with probably the greatest backdrop that you've ever seen that isn't like a Zoom

backdrop. Of course is the great, Enosaris. From the trough, I'm telling you, you guys have

to go to the YouTube right now because it looks like those fake like Zoom backgrounds where

someone puts in like, oh, I'm just going to put the whole baseball stadium.

You literally have the whole baseball stadium.

I'm watching players walk behind you on the field.

Yeah, it's actually my first time at the drop.

So it's, I think it's actually maybe an underrated place.

It's really like bright.

I've heard players complain about that

in terms of like losing balls in the in the ceiling you know uh but it's also kind of cool as a fan

because it's it's just feels really sort of bright and vibrant without being like you know 90 degrees

in humid you know so uh it's a pretty cool stop on my spring training jaunt here was in Cardinals camp a little while

back talking to Tyler Arneill and Giovanni Gallegos about being slow.

...