One of the things that Yankee fans are forced to do today is to process who are you mad at.

And I've seen a lot of Yankee fans already mad at Juan Soto. He's a money-hungry bleep.

They're burning his jersey. Loyalty, whatever the BS you want to come up with.

Oh, he was there for a year.

I know. Not even, not even a full year. But you know what?

We're not better than that, Met fans, and I know this is a little old, so you'd have to be,

I guess, over the age of 35.

But when Mike Hampton left after one year with the Mets to go to Colorado, we mercifully

mocked his, he left for the school systems line. So even if it's only a year when a guy says no to you, when a guy leaves your

franchise, it's only natural that you get mad at them. Right. So I think there are a portion

Yankee fans of the man at Juan Soto. And I mentioned this a little bit earlier about House

Steinbrenner. I think the how one is very, very tricky because he went up to $760 million. If you told me that a week ago, if I told you that a week ago,

if I said that to the audience a week ago,

you would have been like, whoa!

Right.

How went to $7.60?

Right.

If you told me a week ago that Howe was going to go to $7.60,

I would have said it's over.

I would have said he's a still a Yankee?

He's a Yankee. It's he's a Yankee. And that's why, because I was battling this. All right. Am I, would I be pissed at how by saying, hey, you already went to 760? Why stop there? Or do you commend him for going that far? And the only thing that I can come up with where I'd be okay with how is if that phone call I alluded to earlier actually happened

with someone from the Mets kind of as a nice gesture said dude we're going to win right just stop

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