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Find your local station for Covino and Rich at Fox Sports Radio.com or stream us live every day on the IHeartRadio app by searching FSR. Rich, I know you had some stories. How does it feel to be in New York, man? Yeah, everyone's unnecessarily hustling around. I still get that vibe. I lived most of my life here, and I look around. I'm like, where is everyone going?

You were wearing a shirt. You were wearing a shirt yesterday that said hustle.

False advertising. Maybe an irony for everyone that thinks they're on there, hustle and grind,

get all over it. You know, it's just a lifestyle and we lived it and you kind of get past it.

You hit a point in life. It's like that lame song you used to play in your pop radio days, Rich. You know, you stay in New York too long. It makes you hard. It makes you too cold. You get sick of that grind. And then you stay in L.A. too long. It makes you a little soft, right? What's that lame song you talked about? You're quoting Neil Diamond, not a pop song from my time. That's Neil Diamond, I Am, I Said. No, no, no. That's what the song's about. I know that song. Oh, are you talking about Boz Lerman? Yeah, that corny song. There's truth to it too, because, you know, we're not hating on the East Coast. that's's where we're from but I think I'm over that grind as well buddy

I look around and someone once said this to me

and you might say this is a BS statement

but someone said

other than sports

do you ever see someone important

running around

you never see anyone who's running stuff running around it's usually um someone less important yeah yeah have you ever seen our boss like running to get something no because guess what he's the guy running it right she's the woman running it like so i look at all these people. I'm like, where are you running to? You must not be that important. That's, well, again, you could think that, but that's also the lifestyle. That's what got us to where we are right now. That sort of hustle, that sort of hunger, that sort of pace. It's just a different pace in New York City. We used to make fun of the tourists That would stop in their tracks and look up at the buildings

Yeah sort of hunger, that sort of pace. It's just a different pace in New York City.

We used to make fun of the tourists that would stop in their tracks and look up at the buildings. And I don't hate him anymore, Kavino, because they're the ones visiting a city, like, trying to take it all in. I now look at the people bumping into them, like, get out of here. What do you think you're doing? I look at that guy, like, get out of here, loser.

I'm trying to get to work over here.

Oh.

You know what, though? Neither of you have ever had to produce the Covino and Rich show in live commercials before, because I've had to sprint from studio to studio, and there was a day where Ramos was like, I didn't know you could run that fast. I can't do it Ramos.

Do it Ramos.

I didn't know you can't run that fast.

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