Good. No. Yes, it's a Yiddish word of the day today. Good. No. G. E. N. U. G. It's

the nothing personal word of the day. For this Monday, good. No. G. Means enough.

Hasn't it? It's enough. Hasn't I've had enough this weekend. I saw a bunch of pictures

of football players, including some Dallas Cowboys, they were working out and standing

arm and arm for a photo showing that they had just worked out. I want to be clear what

my issue is with this and why my word of the day is Gnug. As in what my mother used to

say to me when I'd been talking too much, Gnug, it's enough. I understand that athletes

need to stay in shape. I understand the football season in theory training camp starts in

July. We've already told you that's likely to be delayed in my way to see of nothing personal.

I understand how hard it is to be quarantined and isolated. I understand that you want

to be out and working out and be with your friends and family, not just on Zoom. I get

it. But here's the deal. If you're an athlete and you so badly want your sport to start,

help us help you. Help me help you help us. The way you can help me is by not doing what

you think you should be doing to raise our spirits. Because what will raise our spirits is you

competing between the lines. What will not raise our spirits is any further delay by any of the

COVID-its or anybody else out there who is not paying close attention to what we need to do to flatten

the curve. I've said it till I'm blue in the face. I'm here to talk about everything. I'm going

to worry I have a lot of sports to go through. There is a tinge of coronavirus over all sports right

now because that's what's going on in the world and sports reflects the world. I get all that.

But when you're making a decision about what to do and then what to post, here's two things you

should do that were rules given to me when I first started on social media not too long ago. Number one,

TBYP. TBYP. It's not WWDD. It's TBYP. Think before you post. Think before your post is a very

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