All right, let's get a mic check here. One, two, one, two. Episode 18. No graphs given.

I don't know what I want to start with. Here's what I'm going to do. Okay. First of

all, before I get into the show, I, I, something has been on my mind. I mean, I, a lot of

things have been on my mind. But one thing also that I've compartmentalized is Derek

Jeter and the captain. I have now watched all of the up to date episodes and shame on me

for what I said last week. I'm glad I figured that's what we were talking about. And I

thought about you when I mean, come on. How many big time plays did he make in the playoffs?

I mean, you can't count them on two hands. So whoever the monster was with hatred in his

heart, they wrote that article that I referenced. I'll never, I, I, I, I don't know who the guy

is, but I hope I meet him someday. Derek Jeter. Okay. Not to mention all the, the, the stuff

was Steinbrenner and the a rod and the, and the, I mean, what a player. What a legacy.

Now he is mildly abrasive. Would you, would you not agree with me? I think he's, I think

he's pretty, he's pretty intense. Yeah. And he's one of those guys where you probably

don't get three strikes with him. Right. Right. Strike and you're out. And it's tough

to probably get close. And really in contrast, he said a few things like an, and all of a sudden

I'm like, Oh, Derek Jeter. I can't believe you said that. No, Derek Jeter is the captain.

I, I can't believe I cannot believe. I don't watch baseball. So I don't know. And, but for

me to go out and say that is just shame on me. So I want to apologize to every Derek Jeter

fan out there and New York, Nate Yankee Nation. I mean, it really when you, when you watch

it, now grant that it's called the captain and it's about him. But if you really look

at the fact that he's a side from the fact that he's a career 300 hitter, which is hard to

do in the major leagues. But again, playing in Sean, you know this. It's different than

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