Previously on the Tony Cornizer show.

Every time I think I have it and figured something out either on the range or with my coach,

I'll sudden the next day when I go play, I feel like I didn't learn anything and I'm back

to where I was a year ago.

Well, I will tell you this.

I thought that not the day of, but the next day when I was on the range, I thought I just

said, oh, I finally figured it out. Just bend down and get it. Just go get bend down and

go get the ball. You can do this. And I stunk. I shot 94. But at my age to shoot in the

70s was just great.

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Okay, so let's go through the schedule. We did Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday last week. And one

of the reasons was I was going to go to Delaware and I went to Delaware on Thursday and Friday.

On Yom Kippur, which is Thursday, which is the only day I ever take off during the year for specified religious purposes.

I always play golf. I've told a story a thousand times. It's a complete rationalization.

But I believe that God would see you better on a golf course than in a building with a whole bunch of

people that he would be more prone to wanting you to have beautiful surroundings, open-air

surroundings, created surroundings, not manufactured surroundings. Anyway, that's my rationalization.

And I always go out and I play with people and I tell them beforehand I've done this with Willbond.

I say, look, I'm going to talk about the relationship of God and man here. I mean, I need to have this particular

spirituality. So if you don't want to do it, don't do it. Well, Willbond, and never loved it when we did it.

So this particular week on Thursday I went out and here was the Forson. This was the actual Forson.

Two Jews, an atheist and a Lebanese Arab. It was the greatest Forson ever put together and we all got along very well.

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