James in Locust Valley, what's going on, James?

How are you guys doing? Good.

I just wanted to call. I was calling because Mariana was on, and I just wanted to say,

a lot of people say, like, negative things about, you know, sports athletes or, like,

celebrities and stuff. Mariana was one of the nicest people. I met him at the Brooklyn Country Club for a golf out of.

And my kids were there.

And my son ran to my truck and got one of his Little League game balls out of the truck

because I coached his Little League.

And I'm like, dude, don't ask him.

Don't bother him.

You know, he's like, dude, it's Mariana.

He runs over. Mariana

put him in the golf cart with my daughter, drove around, talked to them for like 10 minutes,

signed his ball, signed his hat, signed my daughter's lacrosse jersey, and they got out of

the golf cart, and they were like, it looked like they were like they could walk on water.

They were so happy, and they were like, he was so nice.

He's really such a nice, genuine person, and I just wanted to share that.

Yeah, no, listen, absolutely, James.

And you could tell if you've been lucky enough to be around him that it's not a front, it's not BS, it's authentic, that's who he is.

And someone as famous and as great

as he was in his career could very easily be annoyed by the praise and all of the things

that he's asked to do, and he does it happily and humbly and just a star forever for the New York

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