The Michael Berry Show. So, first playoff game on Saturday, the biggest supporter of the

Astros is Mattress Mac. Does the promos with the whole, buy your furniture, get the money

back for a certain period of time. If you went in early, it's double your money back, constantly

promoting the Astros. When they have a game that they still need to sell out tickets,

he'll buy all of them and call us and we give them away to camp hope, we give them way

to veterans, give them away to first responders. The Astros appreciate those sorts of things.

And it keeps a hype going for the Astros. So, it's the first playoff game and they ask

Mac to come out and throw out the first pitch. And then in the last minute, they said,

well, Major League Baseball won't let us let you throw out the first pitch. He was

Mac talking about it. I was all excited. They called me two days ago and said, you want

to throw out the first pitch at Minimade Park. I said, well, of course, quite an honor.

I thought the pitch in game six last year against the Phillies. And even better was yesterday,

Reggie Jackson, who's a consultant to the Astros, Mr. October, a great friend of mine called

me up and said, I need to get there early and warm up so I wouldn't bounce the ball and burst

myself. It's a good idea, Reggie. However, I got to call from the Astros a couple of minutes ago,

saying that Mac's firm is a national sponsor of Major League Baseball, which is fine, good for them.

And they said that they weren't going to let me throw out the first pitch. And last year,

during the Houston Lifestyle Show in rodeo, I was scheduled to be a judge of the police dog

competition. There's a police dog, my friend, Constable Mark Herman, as part of his unit.

The police dog's name, mattress, Mac, he catches criminals and does drugs, bugs, bomb, sniffing.

So I was looking forward to going down there and judge, mattress, Mac, mattress firms and

responses rodeo too. And they said, no, you can't judge the dog show really. My message to

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