All right, what's up everybody? Welcome back to another episode of Tales for Foxy Gator.

It's been a while. I'm E.B. You know me from the sports junkies here in Washington,

see, and here are my friends, Vinny Amorado, and Joe Pareka from Long Island.

Vinny, Joe, how are you boys? Long time no see. It's been a while. Actually, you took a

hiatus on us. I know. Well, here's the thing. All good. Here's the thing. We taped actually

an episode like, was it two weeks ago? And we had Jonesy on and we had his nephew, and

I was having problems, making everything work, and I actually thought it was working. And

then halfway through, I realized, holy shit, it's only recording my, it was a disaster.

And it was just too much to salvage. Last week, I was in Chicago, so it's been a while.

Clean slate, baby. Huh? Clean slate. Let's go. We're starting all over. But you guys have

had a lot going on. I know I was in Chicago for volleyball. In all honesty, Joe P and I

talked, we weren't going to replace you with somebody else, but we're going to give you

one more shot. Give me one more week. Okay, that's fair. Yeah, I was in Chicago for my

daughter's volleyball. That was always fun to do that. We were there for four nights.

I got a ridiculous suite that I finagled somehow using my leverage, being on the air, got

to think the great people at the high it. They were unreal. I got to experience for about

four days, how the other half live, very, very cool, beautiful suite, penthouse, right

in downtown Chicago. They were actually running a NASCAR race while we were there. It was

very, very cool. It made traffic dicey, but it was old school. We taxied every day. We

used zero ubers. And frankly, I liked it. And the taxi guys say that typically the taxis

are cheaper. They're better drivers. They know the city better. And I agree.

And a lot of times you get them quicker too. You just put your hand up. Yeah. Yeah. It's

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