It's the amazing RICO Bronia podcast with your host, Evan Roberts.

Welcome in to episode 521 of RICO Bronia.

So here's the way a West Coast game like this works.

We are doing the R Rico Bronia live.

So if you're consuming it live at 1 o'clock in the morning, you need a life.

If you are listening to this the following day, you got a good night's sleep.

Maybe you're relaxed.

And maybe you can say to yourself, hey, the team won seven in a row.

They showed a lot of fight coming back with the Ronnie Maricio home run.

No harm, no foul.

No biggie.

But if you experience this live, if you invested three hours of your evening,

watching a long, long, long, West Coast game between the New York Mets and the San Diego Padres that featured a myriad of frustrating things that eventually led to the Mets demise, then it is okay to just overreact and be angry and be cranky.

That's okay.

That's part of the rules of watching west coast baseball you don't have to be rational at one o'clock in the morning you don't have to

say ah we won seven a row it's all good the fillies loss of the white socks no problem

when you stay up all night which is is my problem, your problem, all of our problems,

and you get teased numerous times, Vientos is about to hit a two-run, home run,

in the fourth inning.

No, wait, here's Fernando Tatis Jr. basically jumping in the stands.

Mark Vientos, an ending later with the ultimate revenge,

it's a grand slam, and it took Frankie Montas and Wascar Brazabon about seven and a half minutes to

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