The David Wright ceremony on Saturday was awesome. And I was almost going to cry. I came very, very close to tearing up. Did you tear up at all, Tommy, or you played it completely straight? Yeah, I didn't cry at all. There's only a few things in life I've cried about when I got the bill for my wedding, maybe a death, but I'm not going to cry over an athlete. I'm just not going to go to that. Really? No. Single digits, single digits amount of crying in your life?

No. the bill for my wedding, maybe a death, but I'm not going to cry over an athlete. I'm just not going to go to that.

Really? No. Single digits, single digits amount of crying in your life session? No, I mean, listen, did I relive my 20s over the last couple of years as far as when I saw all the David Wright highlights? Did I get the feels? Yeah. Did I get goosebumps? Absolutely. No, no, forget that. Don't give me shtick.

When was the last time you cried?

When was the last time I cried?

Yeah.

At a funeral. Okay. Before that. I've only cried at funerals. And then, like I said, when I got the bill at my wedding, what would I cry over? Well, I've never had a child, so I wouldn't cry a birth because I'm not. How about a movie? At a movie

I've only cried during two movies.

You ready? He went home before you.

Well, hold on, I was younger. I don't cry to

I cried over a couple of movies. You're right about the movies.

I have cried twice after movies.

Okay. Name them. My girl. That was a good one. Tremendous movies. I have cried twice after movies. Okay. Name them.

My girl?

That was a good one. Tremendous. And I have to admit, I got a little teary eye after the notebook. I got to admit that. Maybe that makes me not manly, but I refused to watch it. Really? Yes. Because I just knew. Yeah, it's polarizing movie, but I like it. That's just one of those that your significant other suck you into.

Yeah.

That's what we all saw it. That's why I saw it years ago. Evan, who I know is more emotional, he will cry at the drop of, you know, the hat. I'm just not like that. I don't cry a lot. I do cry a lot. Like I remember Big Mac gave me a lot of crap because when the Mets won the division in 2015, I teared up.

I got very emotional. And he's like, well, you crying of winning a division? I was like, yeah, it doesn't happen very often. I mean, as a MET fan, I've only seen my team win two divisions in my lifetime. I'm too young for 88, 86, 73, and 69. So for me, it was 06 in 2015. So I do get very emotional during sports stuff. I came close with David, but Jet didn't want me to cry. He actually told me, like, I don't want you crying during this. And I was like, all right, I guess I pulled it in, which I probably should have ignored him. Man of the house. I know. I should have ignored him and said, you know what? It's good sometimes to cry. This is my emotional moment, kid. Yeah. But I thought the ceremony was great. It was odd how it started raining as soon as David started talking. The other thing that was crazy, I do want to say the traffic was crazy. And the Mets are selling out almost every game. They're getting big crowds every single day. So the idea

that this big crowd would cause the amount of immense traffic that we saw on Saturday doesn't

compute considering the next day I went, they announced the bigger crowd, and there was no

traffic. So I'm confused. Maybe you guys have smarter brains than me. Why would the same amount of

people cause more traffic on Saturday than on Friday or Sunday? How do you explain that?

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