I got into a Genesis.

This is luxury.

Whether it's a sleek G70 or the GV80 with that third row,

these are high-end vehicles with payments that actually make sense.

Go see Michael.

Tell them Sid sent you.

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I'll now hand you over to my best man, Eddie.

Wow, wow, wow, wow. Second time's a charm, eh, Billy Boy?

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Tommy won 305.

You know, he got his 300th win as a New York Met 2007. Remember the game well in August against the Cubs. And Glovin came here to pitch for the Mets. And Tom and I became good friends over the air. You know, he would call me down in Miami quite a bit here in New York. He's a super guy. He had an amazing career with the Braves, mostly, and the Mets. And his skipper, Bobby Cox, all those years in Atlanta, died this weekend at the age of 84. And I only wanted to talk to Glavin. So I know he's in the car right now with his son, I don't know he's

but he said, I'll call for you, Sid. So here he is really one of the all-time greats and a terrific guy. My friend, the lefty Tom Glevin. Tom, good morning, buddy. How are you? Good morning, Sid. I'm not the president, but hopefully I'll do this morning. You're a superstar as well. Trust me. I love both of you. I love Trump and Glyvin. I love you both. So I was reading some of the quotes from guys like Andrew Jones who was benched after his first game by Bobby Jones and by Bobby Cox, I should say, and guys like Brian McCann and others. You know what, Tom, they all said the same thing.

Forget about his skills as a manager.

You know, he's a Hall of Fame.

They said he was the nicest man ever.

And most people say Bobby Cox is the most beloved manager of all time.

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