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This is the Bronx Pinstripe Show with your host, Andrew Rotondi and Scott Rhinan.

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The Yankees have been playing much better of late. Three out of four from Seattle. It took two out of three from Baltimore. So it was a good homestand all around. I guess they did bookend it with some losses. Let's not talk about that, though. Let's not start on the negative. I'm going to turn the new leaf when was it that you said

i think it was right around the trade deadline right that you were like you just got to reset

total it was a trade deadline you got to reset that's it that was just a just a mindset shift at this

point that's all it is nothing nothing can hurt me nothing can hurt me it is can hurt me. It is.

I mean, I think it did help psychologically.

I was watching the Friday night game.

I was in Rhode Island, so was with my family.

I was watching that game with my dad.

And my dad stayed up for the whole game and it ended at like 1130 at night.

And my dad's one of these guys that goes to bed.

He rarely sees the nine o'clock hour okay so oh boy

that's early well he wakes up at like gotta make the coffee he wakes up if you got to make the

donuts he's been waking up i got to have a quick aside here so this conversation came up over

the weekend where my mom was complaining because when my dad's alarm

goes off in the morning, it's like it's 4.30 in the morning or whatever. But he sets the clock ahead,

25 minutes ahead. Okay. So he really wakes up at 405 a.m. So she, whenever she wakes up and looks at the clock and sees it, she knows it's not really the time that it is. So usually she's not going to make it past 5 a.m. because if his alarm's going up at 4 a.m., she's going to be up by 5 a.m. And she was complaining that he sets the clock ahead, 25 minutes, okay?

Why does he do that? Because he's a crazy person. But I don't understand that. I don't

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