Previously on the Tony Cornizer show.

Somebody comes over, a woman comes over once, talk about PTI.

We begin to talk for a little while and then she, you know, kneels down right by the table and continues to talk.

It continues to talk.

Carol says something like, you know, we're having dinner here.

I'd say the woman, hold on one second, I'd say, Carol, how do you think we got the table?

That's how do you think we got the table?

I mean, that's what happens.

That's what television hits.

It gives you the good table.

I'm going to miss that right crazy.

The Tony Cornizer show is on now.

To that point, a high coup from Shad, you may not be a hot take artist, but you get the best damn table.

I often did. That was really good.

Let me bring up a serious note first and Michael can chime in on this.

Our friend, Mike Crowley, has written a beautiful piece that is running in Esquire right now about his brother, his late brother, his older brother who died,

and how he took his brother's ashes and spread them on the number two course at Pinehurst with a permission of everybody at Pinehurst.

I'll just look. I'm going to be straight up on this. I was crying at the end of this piece.

That's how well it's done.

I wrote him a note and I said, I'm so sorry you had to write this piece and so grateful that you did.

I'm sure Michael, you must have felt the same way.

Yeah, that's the only response.

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