This is the weekly scramble, a place where we chat about life over a cold one, or two.

It's time to belly up to the pod with Mike Fratelone and your host, Chris Revers.

That's right. It's time for the Weekly Scramble podcast.

My name is Chris Revers with me as always.

His name is Mike Frateloni. Hello, Michael. Hi, doing Revers. I'm doing good. I'm going to warn you in the listener ahead of time. It's not nearly as bad as it was for me a few weeks, if not a few months ago. But I'm playing hurt. Okay. I'm not sick. everything's fine.

Sure.

I had two sons playing travel baseball over the weekend. So I did some cheering. You got two women pregnant at a baseball? Oh, you had both of your sons were playing. Correct. I thought you said you had sons. I was like, man, you've been getting chicks pregnant all over the place. So my voice was a horrible job. Yesterday morning, it was bad. I remember getting up and trying to talk to each of my go. Oh my God. Am I going to go to work today? Like it was one of those deals. So I'm improving each day. The throat coat helps a lot. So here we are. We're ready to go. You know, one thing I'm going to talk to you about is we get a lot of comments that when you get your nose when you have your allergies. Yeah. Right. And they're like, he's got asthma. I'm like,

whatever.

There's a company that does this thing. I'm not going to say them now and say their name, but I'm going to call them and say, you need to do this to Revers so he can expand his airways. And then you're going to get a million dollar signing bonus from these people.

Nice. Because people are going to see when you're congested. The transformation. To not congested. Yeah. And they're going to say, I'm going to this place. But I think it could be, I mean, you could make hundreds of thousands of dollars with this company. I love that idea a lot because I like money. I make a note of that right now. Very good. Well, and it's because, too, with the Canadian wildfire, because I was up in Cambridge on Friday with my oldest son, and it was really bad up there on Friday. And then Saturday night, it got a little bit bad too in my neck of the woods. But anyway, no one wants to hear about that. But you know what? as long as I mentioned it. I do want to give a quick shout out. Both my boys love baseball.

It was so much fun.

And my 10 year old son's team the jordan

hubman 10 you team lost the state championship game on on sunday evening basically it was so cool they

those kids and they're such an easy group to root for, but I was proud of their

accomplishments that was so great, and they're such a great group of kids, but can I tell you

the best feeling I had was at least four different people from opposing teams came up and said,

your boys are the easiest group of kids to cheer for. Oh, that's nice. They're respectful.

They don't taunt.

They play the game hard. And that's the kind of thing you want to hear not only as a coach, but just as a parent. You want to hear stories about your kids being great. Yeah. Like, I don't, okay. If they struck out and I got the same compliment, I would feel just as good as if they had won the state championship. You know what I mean?

Like, it was just cool to hear.

So anyway.

You know, just, I'm going to pull a little bit of Trump here.

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