Welcome back. This is You Better You Bet on the BetmGM Network hanging out with you guys here on a Monday. It's Femmy Bebfe and Jared Smith.

Coming up in the 5 o'clock hour, we get some Major League Baseball joined by our guy Jake Hassan.

As it's been a while since I've been, Jake came back last week. I was gone last week.

But like prior to that, Jake was away across the pond. I think maybe trying to qualify for the Scottish Open. I'm not sure what was happening over there, but Jake was gone. So it's been a minute since I've talked baseball with Jake, which we'll get into at 5 o'clock. We'll also get into the story that I probably paid attention to the most last week. It had nothing to do with

sports. It had everything to do with what you're thinking right now. Our guy Andy Byron's of

astronomer, formerly of astronomer, who got caught up at the Coldplay concert. We will get

into that as well in the five o'clock hour because boy, that was a dozy, Jared, what happened

there in the fallout. That continues since then. Like that's, like, it consumed like about two hours of my time last week. Just like reading up on everything, looking at the memes and seeing what people were tweeting about. It was pretty funny. The memes were undisputed. The memes were absolutely undisputed. It was really good. That was an elite internet moment. I kind of feel bad for him now. Like, I kind of feel bad for the whole situation. I honestly do. In theory, I feel bad just because, like, you don't really want anyone's whole spot to get blown up or whatever. But, like, also, like, you did it to yourself, man. Agreed. You didn't have to be. But the question is, have we gone too far as a society to shame? Have we gone too far as a society to publicly shame? Oh, we definitely have. Yeah, we definitely have. That's where I feel bad. That's why I feel bad. He 100% did it to himself, but we definitely have gone too far, I think, shaming publicly.

That toothpaste is not getting put back in the tube. That thing is out, man.

Like in terms of how we shame people, public figure, non-public figure, in between, which is where he probably lies.

Because I don't think he's walking the street and anybody's going to know who the hell he is.

But he is a CEO, so he's like not like a nobody nobody but uh yeah like that dude was out there in the streets he probably did

the calculus on that in his head before they went to the concert of hey what happens if i get caught up

or at least i hope he did like to be a CEO of a company i don't think you're like some idiot you know

like so uh he took that risk and he thought it was worth it.

And the 99 percentile outcome happened of him getting caught up a little bit.

But yeah, it was a tough one there for all Andy Byron's, which we'll discuss a little bit later on in the 5 o'clock hour.

But let's talk about the Cleveland Browns.

As we were heading to break, you were making the case for Cleveland as a team that can be incredibly volatile.

I agree, just given the fact that they're deciding between four quarterbacks, two of which are rookies who have not seen play in the NFL.

I think for me, if you want to be bullish on Cleveland, the guy that at least starting out that I would be rooting for to win the quarterback competition would be Joe Flacco. I am not there with Kenny Pickett. If this team goes with Pickett as their week one starter, they could probably win five, maybe six games. But that's where the win total is. I don't want to make a bet if Kenny Pickett's going to be the guy, at least on the win total, that is. If it's Flacco, I make a win, six, maybe seven, if you want to bet it over. If it's Shador Sanders or Dylan Gabriel, those two guys, I think at that point, it's the extreme stuff that you're playing into. Like, worst record or maybe even make the playoffs, something like that. If it's guys that we've not seen, you have to kind of leave room for the potential.

Maybe this is a good quarterback to where if Cleveland has a good quarterback, given the

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