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Good morning, Kemper's.

Alan Jerry, don't worry, it's only an hour long, and most days it doesn't sun. Oh, hi there. Welcome to the warm-up program. My name is Al. Jerry is out again today. He'll be back tomorrow. So I've got Seelow this morning. Good morning. Cilu. Most days, it doesn't suck like all the teams we have in this Godforsaken City.esus it was a rough two days here in the new york area try like the last decade well i'm

just saying like in particular like yeah i know new york giants uh daniel jones torn acal gone

gone gone meds hire a guy meds hire a manager i never heard of. Yes, you have. No, I haven't.

How would I have heard of Carlos Mendoza? Have you ever turned a Yankee game on? Not really. Oh, okay. Well, I guess not then. Bench coaches are not managers. They're bench coaches. Eventually they become managers. Right. That's how. That's the progression, or at least the way it once worked. And that works fine to me.

You don't, your first manager job is not in New York. Sorry. Your first on-air job in radio is not in New York. Mine was. You could argue that. That's the problem. I set you off. I'm glad you finished that. That was the old alley-oop at the rim.

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