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Welcome to You Up with Mickey Glazer

Podcast Edition, hit of pod edition.

I can't believe no one's come up with that name before I'm pretty proud of myself and you

guys seem to have really like glommed on to that phrase and liked it even when I didn't even

know I liked it you guys already just started calling it that. So welcome to a hit of pod with Nicky Glazer.

I don't know if you're new to the show or if you've been listening for a while but regardless, so happy to have you.

This feels like the second episode of like a new rebirth of the show, but if you want, go back and I've been doing this show daily since the beginning of quarantine. I think I missed two or three days and then I took a week and a half off but like most of the

quarantine is documented in this style of me sitting in St. Louis, Missouri.

In my childhood home where I've lived since 1996 is when we moved in this house,

summer before sixth grade.

So I guess it was 95.

That was a really convenient thing about my age was that whatever grade I was in

corresponded to the year, the latter part of the grade, you know, so if it was 96

I was 96 means I was in fifth and sixth grade it's a pretty cool little thing

so when I'm watching the last dance on ESPN about the Bulls final season 97-98. I know exactly where I was all that time and I'm

going to talk about it later but I can't believe I was alive during that era. Oh my God, I'm

obsessed with the Chicago, the 97-98 Chicago Bulls, obsessed.

I'm going to go on Etsy and find an old like shirt.

Like I'm going to, I'll probably spend like drop a couple hundred bucks on a cool vintage

Chicago Bowls poser shirt like I've been a fan for a long time I haven't I wasn't a fan until this documentary. Documentaries get me into

things. So do books. This is the way I felt about tennis after I read Agassi. Has anyone ever read

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