Hey, it's Tony. On today's show, I'll tell some stories from my trip to Florida.

Plus, we'll chat with Michael Wilbon about the Football Hall of Fame and the Olympics.

And Sally Jenkins calls in to talk about what's going on with the Washington Post sports section.

But first, commerce.

Previously, on the Tony Cornheiser show.

I mean, you know, maybe early next week, to be honest. like, you know, February, Groundhog's Day, you know, I mean, I don't see anything this week. I mean, you know, maybe we get close to 30, 32 later in the week, but there's no pronounced warm up that I can see in the long range at this point. Again, I've been so focused on this storm. I haven't looked much past, you know, 10 days. So, you know, maybe it'll be a warm-up after that. I mean, it would be unusual for it not to eventually thaw. Well, eventually, that's called May. Eventually. The Tony Cornizer show is on now. That was Jason Salmonell from over a week ago.

That's right.

Over a week ago. We're back, by the way. I'm back. I'm back in Washington. Back for? More cash. Always back for more cash. Michael is here. Nigel is here. So the storm happened. I went to Florida. I went to Florida to play golf, and I played golf, and I was staying at the house of the socialite, Alan Bubis, my dear friend, who could not have been a better host, a better friend.

I mean, fabulous.

Picked us up at the airport.

This is a story we're not getting to today, but we didn't get in last week until 1230 in the morning. That's another,

that's not today's. We have a lot of travel stories, a lot to get to. A lot of travel stories,

but, but to concentrate on this, you heard the clip from Jason Samina that would warm up eventually.

I was in the car yesterday and I called Kip Sheiman. And he said, I don't know. I don't know all month. I don't know all month. And he said, I know I like weather. I like big weather. I like big storms. But I don't like this. No, who does? Because nobody can move. Nobody can move. I was away from it. I will tell you, you know, one-way traffic on our streets.

Yeah. Everything, everything that's shrunk by one lane. Playing a game of chicken. Yeah, it's,

it's really a weird thing. I don't have the dog. The dog is with her trainer, because I can't walk

the dog safely without falling down in this.

I'm not telling anybody in Washington or other places of the Northeast something that they

don't already know.

But there is a word to describe this.

It's obviously a brand new word, snow crete.

Oh, yeah.

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