Donut for Mr. X, you may know him as the guy who delivers nearly 80% documented winners

over 20 plus years in season totals and baseball.

However, you're soon going to know him as the star of Maine Cabin Masters, Mr. X, building

a cottage in Maine and it's going great so far, Maine.

No, no, it's great on paper.

It's great on paper.

I came up here to light a fire into these guys that said I'd be the first job of the season,

but I felt to bring up big enough torch with Maine's fire's not working yet.

It's not working. Okay, so this is going to be a little cabin on the property that your

parents owned back in the day. No, same same lake, but not theirs. I bought one nearby, right?

Dude, you're like full on. You're going to go full hermit at this boat.

Oh, gorgeous. You got a boat. You're getting a cabin up there and you got the beard. I mean,

you're set. You have good internet. You have satellite. That's all that you need.

It's not bad. It's not too bad. I am on top of the pole to get Celsius standing up there on

the ladder. No, I'm just kidding. Okay. Do you ever watch the show, Maine cabin masters?

Oh, yeah. That's phenomenal. It's a good show, isn't it? Now, I'm not sure why I like it.

Per se, I think the people involved are interesting characters, all of them.

I think what is also appealing is, you know, on the show, at least, the work is so damn cheap.

Yeah. I mean, that's questionable. The bad part about that show is do not let the wife see it.

Why can't we do that? Right. No, I can't do it and I can't do it with that budget and I don't get it.

Oh, golly. Well, we got a lot of ground to cover. We missed last week. It was a busy week

schedule wise. The season launched your subscribers at call me mrx.com got the season baseball

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