Hey, hey, and welcome in to the House of L podcast.

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A couple of nice days here this week that lend themselves to a little Remy and Ginger Beer,

if that's your choice.

I appreciate you hanging out with us here on the pod.

I wanted to talk a little bit more about the White Sox and this Frank Thomas thing.

When we were talking about it on the show, I found myself getting a little bit sad,

like talking about the White Sox in general.

And I want to make a couple of things really clear before we delve into this.

One of the things that I was thinking I was driving home because I said, I really would love to see the White Sox win.

And I don't want that to be misinterpreted as I want to see the baseball team when.

That would be great.

And if that ends up being a byproduct of what I talk about next, then so be it.

A win for the White Sox is a win for the South Side.

And I know that that puts it very bluntly, but I am an advocate for the South Side.

It's why Speaks talks about me being culturally a white Sox fan and he's right about that

I want the South Side to do well. I wanted to succeed it has been my whole life other than my years in college

Like my life has been the South side of Chicago right after, I was there for about a year and a half over by Addison and Damon.

I still like going over there, too.

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