So the home run derby on Netflix, it's funny because we were just talking about this.

So one of the many things that Al was lamenting this morning was, you know, Will Ferrell.

I've never, this is one of those things that a lot of people don't agree with me on.

I was never a Will Ferrell guy.

Like I've got my favorite comedians, my favorite actors, I feel very strongly about them.

I just didn't have that same

Will Ferrell love that a lot of people had. Like, I loved SNL. I never got into his stuff.

His movies were never my thing. So it was, I guess, two weeks ago, I get this email from

the sales department here that says,

hey, we want to send you out to California.

You know, Netflix has got this new show called The Hawk, and you know, you're a golf guy.

It's about golf.

You go out there.

You get to interview Will Ferrell and the whole thing.

And it was during my vacation week.

And I'm like, I'm not going to do that. Plus, quite frankly, Bill Farrell doesn't excite me. Now, if it were like Shane Gillis or someone I was excited about it, be like, sure, like I'll figure out a way to do it. Plus, they didn't work any golf in this thing. You're going to stay at a golf resort. And you're not playing.

Right.

So it's like a total blue ball spot.

So I'm like, you know, it's like, I'm sorry, politely declined. And I love Netflix. We talk about it all the time, all the documentaries, how it's the number one, you know, streaming service out there. I love it. But I was like, I just politely decline. So then I find out, you know, then they go to Tiki after this.

So I was flattered that they actually went to me before Tiki because usually Tiki's like, you know, it's boomer and then Tiki and then, you know, Craig and then me, some falling in the mix in that way.

So they go to Tiki afterwards, probably because I was the bigger golf guy, and he commits to this thing.

So then they're all fired up because they've got Tiki Barber now going out there to promote

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