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K Pop Demon Hunters, Haja Boy's Breakfast Meal and Hunt Trick's meal have just dropped at McDonald's. They're calling this a battle for the fans. What do you say to that Rumi? It's not a battle. So glad the Saja boys could take breakfast and give our meal the rest of the day.
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It is an honor to share.
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No, it's our honor.
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It is our larger honor.
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No, really stop.
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You can really feel the respect in this battle. Pick a meal to pick a side. Ba da ba ba ba and participate
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in McDonald's while supplies last. Foreign. What's up Chuckers? Producer Mike here and we are coming to you from the Charleston Open here in South Carolina. That is why you hear background noise. That is why you might hear some music off in the distance. Matty Keys is playing her match right now. We just saw Jess Pagula pull off a stunning three setter. We saw Belinda Benchic roll in three also earlier today. So as we're recording this, there are going to be some score updates. Check out the newsletter today for everything from Eva Jovic's evening match updates to how Matty Keys match adds up and enjoy the rest of the weekend. And before we get to the rest of the five setter, be sure to hit subscribe, Follow us on your favorite podcast platforms and follow us on all these social channels. And guys, this is your served five setter for Friday, April 3rd. This is what we got for you, sir. Andy Murray wants to sell your sneakers made of beans. Monte Carlo's withdrawal list keeps growing. Alcaraz's coach says what we're all thinking maybe and the Carolinas make a serious play for women's tennis. But first, the coaching carousel continues. Iga Swiatek parted ways with Wimfacet after Miami and she moved on fast. Francisco Roy, Rafa's former coach for over two decades part of the team for all of Rafa's 22 Grand Slam titles is officially her new coach. Iga confirmed it on Instagram for from a clay court in Mallorca posting Welcome to the team Francisco. Very excited for this new chapter. This makes sense. IGA's dropped to number four in the world, hasn't reached a final this season. Her game is the Spanish school heavy topspin, extreme RPMs grinding opponents behind the baseline. Royce has literally built his career coaching that style. The first tournament together for the duo. Stuttgart, April 13 Clay season officially is on. Speaking of making it official, Sir Andy Murray is officially in the shoe business. He announced his partnership with hi Low, a British sustainable running shoe company, in the most Andy Murray way possible. A mock press conference where the mics don't work. The stage is literally falling apart around him. Classic deadpan Scott energy. Then a reporter asked him the question everyone's thinking is this about going after Roger Federer? Once again, check out this clip. I want to make this very clear. It's not about him. That is the grin of a man who went 11 and 14 against Frederick, lost four Australian Open finals, but also beat him at Wimbledon for olympic gold in 2012, and won the whole damn thing in 2023. Now Andy selling sneakers made of castor beans, corn and seaweed. Meanwhile, Roger's sitting on a 3% stake of on running a company valued at nearly $20 billion. His stake alone is worth around 375 million. Then you add in the Uniqlo deal, the Rolex Partnership, Mercedes Moet and the Laver Cup. Forbes, as we've reported before, has Roger at $1.1 billion in net worth. Now Andy Murray is building himself quite the portfolio himself with Hilo Castro and Game four Padel. It appears that some rivalries may not ever leave. They just move into the boardroom. One thing that Andy Murray and Roger Federer do not have though, is a podcast. So luckily for them, they can always come on our show where we have our own Andy and a pretty damn good podcast, I think. But I'm biased.