Listen carefully here.

We are about to play something that isn't real.

It is AI Joe Namath. It is not really Joe Namath. What we're doing is tricking Peter Schwartz into thinking this is Joe Namath. Peter has no idea. Al is talking to him right now. He cannot hear what I'm saying. So what you're about to hear is not the real Joe Namath. It is an AI Joe Namath. All right. So the audience is it on this. Peter is not.

We're going to put Peter on in just a second.

He has no idea what's going on.

All right.

So yesterday, you get a phone call from one of the all-time greats.

One of the most important athletes in New York sports history, Joe Namath.

I will say this, that, you know, he's a thorn in the side of every quarterback that's ever played for the Jets. Yeah. I mean, he supports the hell out of us when we first get there. And then when things start fizzling, he starts moving away. Yeah, that is. But, but I have to say, he's been a great friend over the years. Yep. And he's always been very supportive. He's always signed stuff for our foundation, as you know. Absolutely. So, yeah, it was really out of the blue that he did this, and it was amazing. Yeah, it really was great. And we have Peter Schwartz, who is with us the last couple of days, uh, on the line right now. Peter, good morning. How are you? I'm doing great guys. Good morning. Good morning. So, uh, this is very cool. So you don't know what, what's coming now. This is, this is amazing. Um, so in this voicemail, you're going to hear Joe Namath talk to Boomer about the Peyton's places,

but he adds something in the end that I think you would be interested in hearing.

So I'm going to put you back on hold here for a second and listen in to the Joe Namath voicemail.

Boomer, baby, it's Joe.

I just watched you on Peyton's Places, and I got to tell you, I loved it.

Absolutely loved it.

You look great, sounded great, real pro stuff.

Brought me right back.

That was you being you, and it worked.

But listen, I'm calling you for another reason, too.

I want to talk about this kid, Peter Schwartz.

I hear him, Boomer.

I really hear him.

That guy's a star.

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