C&R - Sports & Music From Our Parents

Summary

The Dan Patrick Show: Guest Hosts Covino & Rich

Episode Title: C&R – Sports & Music From Our Parents
Date: February 13, 2026
Hosts: Steve Covino and Rich Davis
Notable Contributors: Danny G, Dan Byers, Byron
Theme:
Exploring how the sports teams, music, and even life habits we love and follow as adults are so often directly influenced by our parents—plus, a warm tribute to James Van Der Beek and smooth musical shoutouts for Michael McDonald’s birthday.

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Episode Overview

Covino and Rich, sitting in for Dan Patrick, blend playful banter with a thoughtful look at generational influence. The team salutes Michael McDonald on his 74th birthday and remembers actor James Van Der Beek, honoring parenthood and the ways our tastes and traditions are shaped by family. Listeners call in to share their own stories of inherited fandoms and quirky household customs.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Kicking Off: Traditions, Music, and Michael McDonald

• Old School Throwback Thursday: Each Thursday, C&R “throw it back,” reminiscing about sports, music, and family influences.
• Michael McDonald’s 74th birthday: The team highlights how many from their generation love his yacht rock sound “because our parents did.” (03:05)
  • “He’s got the sweetest, most buttery falsetto voice. He was the sound of our parents’ music.” — Covino ([03:05])
• Funny Parental Perceptions: Danny G shares, “My mom still thinks Michael McDonald is black, by the way.” ([04:20])
• Music Memories: Watching the "Sweet Freedom" video was the first time many realized what McDonald looked like.
  • “Never seen a guy hit falsettos like that, so effortlessly. Even as a kid, it stood out.” — Covino ([04:59])

2. Things We Love (or Do) Because Our Parents Did

• Comedy Styles & Sports Teams:
  • Rich became a 49ers fan as a child because his dad convinced him, “There was no one cooler than Joe Montana.” ([06:15])
  • Falling in love with physical comedy (John Ritter, Jim Carrey) because his dad loved Three’s Company.
• Inherited Sports Loyalties:
  • “Most of our sports alliances come from something our parents did or said or sat us down to watch.” — Covino ([06:49])
  • Danny G describes being pulled out of school by his mom to attend the LA Raiders parade ([21:13]).
• Product & Brand Choices:
  • “When you shop for yourself the first time, you realize all the brands you buy are just because your parents did.” — Covino ([08:10])
  • Examples include specific laundry detergents, Pepsodent toothpaste, Right Guard deodorant, spray-on deodorant, and even skim milk.

3. Parental Habits We Keep or ‘Counter-Program’

• Sometimes we repeat, sometimes we rebel:
  • Overcorrecting: If parents forbade appetizers, Rich orders “a million appetizers” as an adult ([11:39])
  • Letting kids get the “ice cream helmet” at ballgames, correcting where parents said “we have ice cream at home” ([10:53])
  • Holiday traditions: Opening gifts on Christmas Eve, or which condiments/milk to buy ([12:33])

4. Listener Call-Ins: Sharing Their Generational Stories

• Gambling Lessons: Trevor from Reno learned to “always take the points” because his dad drilled it in ([14:49]).
• Talk Radio Traditions: Callers recall learning to love sports radio through their parents’ love of Don Imus, Mike & the Mad Dog, Howard Stern, and Vin Scully ([16:13], [16:30]).
• Household Rules: Tripp from Vegas: No dishes in the sink, bed always made—“If I invite, I pay”—all inherited values ([16:54]).
• Fandom Roots: Chris from Montana roots for the Cubs and prefers the Vikings over the Bears “because my father said so,” as well as loving John Candy ([19:44]).

5. Family Entertainment ‘Programming’

• Each family becomes “a [favorite actor/band] family.” Covino claims his is a “Travolta, Nick Cage” family. For music, “straight up a Beatles family” because his mom played them non-stop ([20:04]).
• Rich’s family worshipped Chevy Chase; Covino’s was pushed to watch classic James Cagney films.

6. Sports Allegiances Traced to Parents

• Origin Stories: Danny G recalls, “My mom said, ‘We cheer for Dusty Baker and Magic Johnson in this house.’ She took me out of school for the Raiders parade” ([21:12]).
• Switching Fandoms: Rich recounts almost being a Yankees fan until his dad—burnt out after car thefts in the Bronx and swayed by his new Mets-fan wife—shifted the whole family toward the Mets ([22:22]).

7. Yacht Rock, Pop Culture, and Musical Memories

• Dan Byers and Byron join in on the Yacht Rock nostalgia and Christopher Cross tales ([28:19]).
• The team jokes about Steely Dan hating the term "yacht rock" and celebrates McDonald’s enduring cool.
  • “Would you rather be known for butt rock or yacht rock? I think I’d rather be known for yacht rock.” — Dan Byers ([27:16])
• Byron shares an anecdote about Christopher Cross performing at a Houston Oilers game in an Earl Campbell jersey ([37:49]).

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On generational tastes in music:
  “Why do we love him? Because our parents did. They played it. It was the soundtrack of our lives.” — Covino ([05:16])
• On sports alliances:
  “Most of our sports alliances come from something our parents did or said or sat us down to watch.” — Covino ([06:49])
• On habits and brands:
  “I got a giant, cold can of Right Guard. Then realized there was another way — a stick or something!” — Covino ([09:17])
• Comedy moment, on Michael McDonald’s voice:
  “He wasn’t even trying.” — Danny G ([05:10])
• Fun with family influence and counter-programming:
  “There are things you do because your parents did, and then things you counteract — like, when I go to a restaurant, I order all the apps because I never could as a kid.” — Rich ([11:40])

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• 03:05 — Michael McDonald’s birthday, why parents’ music shaped the hosts’ tastes
• 06:15 — On becoming a lifelong 49ers fan (and comedy favorites) thanks to dad
• 08:10 — How parents shape shopping and brand preferences
• 10:53 — Baseball stadium traditions and treat rationing
• 14:49 — Caller Trevor: Gambling lessons inherited from dad
• 16:13 — Callers recall family talk radio, Don Imus, and Mike & the Mad Dog
• 19:44 — Chris from Montana: Dad’s sports fandom dictates
• 21:12 — Danny G: “My mom took me out of school for the LA Raiders parade.”
• 22:22 — Rich’s family Mets vs. Yankees allegiance drama
• 27:16 — “Would you rather be known for butt rock or yacht rock?”
• 28:19 — Byron on Christopher Cross’s Houston Oilers connection
• 37:49 — Christopher Cross performs in Earl Campbell jersey; fun trivia

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Conclusion

In this light-hearted, nostalgia-soaked episode, Covino and Rich, joined by Danny G and others, explore how deeply we’re shaped by our parents—whether it’s our favorite teams, old sitcoms, the music we love, or even the way we load the dishwasher. Callers add rich, relatable stories, and the hosts' banter keeps the mood upbeat, especially with repeated shoutouts to Michael McDonald’s legendary voice and birthday.

Final Thought:
Covino sums it up:
“Our whole life is basically a reflection of what our parents liked or did—on purpose or not.” ([23:22])

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For more throwbacks and lively sports/pop culture banter, catch Covino & Rich across podcast apps and YouTube, or tune in for their next stint on The Dan Patrick Show.

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Transcript

[Covino]

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[Rich]

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[Covino]

Enjoy the go with charming. Hey, thanks for listening to the Covino Enrich podcast. Be sure to catch us live every weekday from 5 to 7 Eastern, 2 to 4 Pacific on Fox Sports Radio.

[Rich]

Find your local station for Kavito and [e-mail] or stream us live every day on the iHeartRadio app by searching FSR. Yo, that's us, buddy.

[Covino]

Thursday's the new Friday. You got a holiday weekend coming up. People are like, we do? Yeah.

[Rich]

Holiday celebrating T. Oh, and we're in for Dan Patrick. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.

[Covino]

That's right. On President's Day, Rich is going to be wearing his top hat only.

[Rich]

Only a top hat.

[Covino]

Abe Lincoln style. So Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, the hat trick begins. And of course, it's Valentine's weekend.

[Danny G]

I'm going to eat all weekend like that chubby president.

[Covino]

Oh, Taft.

[Rich]

We'll stay. We'll stick you in a bathtub. Danny.

[Covino]

We're broadcasting live from the Fox Sports Radio studio. Remember, with the iHeart app, stream us wherever, whenever, 24 7. Make us number one on your preset with the iHeartradio app again, we're Kavino And Rich on Fox Sports Radio rocking out on a anonymous throwback Thursday. Not only old school and 50 hits, but we're doing CNR show and tell. And we're not going to tell you what it is, but you can see it right here on YouTube as we speak. Covino Enrich FSR Covino and Rich FSR. And by the looks of what we brought in, you could see where our sports mind is already on baseball. If you could predict what it is, what it is exactly. And Danny G recognizes that on the YouTube chat, Covino, Rich FSR, you qualify for a CNR prize pack. All right. But we'll reveal at the end, end of the show what we brought in right now. It's old school when 50 hits. We do this every Thursday on this show. We throw it back and reminisce and we get you involved at 87799 on Fox. 87799 on Fox and of course on YouTube. Like we said, Covino and Rich FSR. So it's like a two pronged doozy. Rich, because today is also Michael McDonald's birthday. Michael McDonald with the sweetest, most buttery falsetto voice. He's like the ying to Danny G's Yang. Danny G has smooth buttery on. Yeah, Michael McDonald smooth buttery on the higher falsetto end. I think we could all say there's a part of a lot of our generation that really loves the yacht rock sounds of Michael McDonald because of our parents, right? And on that same note, we got to acknowledge what a great parent, father and husband James Van Der Beek was. He said it recently when he was a young man, he identified himself as an actor and it wasn't fulfilling. And what really fulfilled him was being a father. And he was a father of six. Six little kids.

[Rich]

Brutal.

[Covino]

Which makes the story even more heart wrenching. Rest in peace, James Van Der Beek. So in tribute, in honor, we ask you, what are some of those things that you love because of your parents a la Michael McDonald?

[Danny G]

My mom still thinks he's black, by the way.

[Rich]

He's not. And Daryl Hall.

[Covino]

Right, And Daryl Hall. There's a lot of people out there. I've heard from a lot of our black friends that they thought their whole life, Darrell hall of hall and Oates was a black dude. And then you see this guy with a blonde pompadour. You're oh my God, sort of shocked.

[Danny G]

The only reason my mom found out what Michael McDonald actually looked like was when the Sweet Freedom video came out, I was telling Spotty and Iowa Sam, during the break. Yeah. You mind if I play that for.

[Covino]

A second from the Running Scared soundtrack? Yeah. Gregory Hines. Yeah.

[Rich]

Woo hoo.

[Covino]

And by the way, it's funny you bring this up because the video stands out to me too. I've never seen a guy hit falsettos like that so effortlessly. And it stood out to me even as a kid.

[Danny G]

Yeah. It was like he wasn't even trying.

[Covino]

Not even trying.

[Rich]

Can we just play Michael McDonald music for the rest of the hour?

[Covino]

Well, again, why do we love him? Because our parents did. They played it. It was the soundtrack of our lives. Cruising around. We saw the Doobie Brothers on what's Happening. So things that you love because your parents loved it too. And we got it from them.

[Rich]

Yeah. Whether it be sports, music shows. What did you now looking, looking back, it's fun to look back and be like, you know, the reason I like this is really just because, like my mom or dad did. And a couple of things come to mind, I think. But my dad loved Three's Company so much that to me, John Ritter, like falling over a couch. I think my dad convinced me that physical comedy is where it's at, which probably is why I love Jim Carrey, which is why that's why Rich fell.

[Covino]

Over the chair at super bowl dinner in front of the bosses.

[Rich]

So to me, I mean, you could say just the style of comedy you like. I know that the reason I'm a 49ers fan, you know, my dad told me and convinced me when I was a five year old little kid.

[Covino]

Is that why I like women in lingerie, Rich? Because my dad liked Benny Hill growing up.

[Rich]

Possible. Possible. But my dad convinced me as a little kid. Oh, Richie. There is no one cooler than Joe Montana. So here I am, I'm like, you.

[Covino]

Know what your parents are doing? They're planting seeds. Intentionally or not, they are planting seeds.

[Rich]

I'm four or five years old and there's Joe Montana. I have a little. My little jersey on. And my dad convinced me. And hey, fast forward, you know, 40 plus years later, here I am loving Joe Montana and the 49ers. And you know, you got to remember these are. That's how you pick your team. That's how you pick your style.

[Covino]

Most of our sports alliances come from something our parents did or said or sat us down to watch. Right. So your calls now at 87799 on Fox. 87799 on Fox. Let's go. Let's get into it.

[Rich]

Big time. Influences, I would say. Do you think even as far as like the women your dad found were attractive, you're like, oh, me too.

[Covino]

No, not so much. No. Nuh, no.

[Rich]

Well, I remember my dad.

[Covino]

I could think of two.

[Rich]

My dad used to love the scene in. And I remember as a little boy being like, yeah, she. When Chevy Chase is at the pool and Christie Brinkley jumps in.

[Covino]

Oh, you were like, in your mind you're like, blondes are hot.

[Rich]

In my mind I'm like, this is beauty right here.

[Covino]

Hot blondes. This is crazy.

[Dan Byers]

This is crazy.

[Rich]

Is that what he was saying? This is crazy. This is crazy.

[Covino]

This is crazy. This is crazy. One of my dad's favorite scenes know for sure is when Selma Hayek comes out in From Dusk till Dawn. And I don't think anyone could deny that scene. So yeah, maybe there is something to that. All right, so the things you love because your parents loved it.

[Rich]

I would say I'm going to open this up even more. Not only the things you loved, but the things you do now as an adult and you realize you're only doing it because your parents.

[Covino]

You know when you realize this, when you first move out of your house and you're shopping for the first time and you realize all the brands that you buy were only because your parents bought them. I remember that's all you know, and it's normal to you. Like I remember calling my mom like, yeah, what kind of, you know, fill in the blank kind of detergent do you get again? And then it becomes your thing only because you're. It was your parents thing.

[Rich]

Like there came a point where I realized, guess what I was.

[Dan Byers]

Sam, what brand was that, by the way? Cove.

[Covino]

I don't remember Tide. I don't do my laundry gain.

[Rich]

Camino's mom did his laundry until he was 30. Then his girlfriend just took it over. Yeah, I remember as a, as Camino said as a young man doing the same thing and being like, my parents use the weakest brands. I remember I was like, my parents use PepsiD and toothpaste. That's the cheapest week one. No wonder I have cavities.

[Covino]

That's why you have cavities.

[Rich]

When I became.

[Dan Byers]

What brand was that?

[Covino]

Pepsi.

[Dan Byers]

And oh, I was like Pepsi, like Pepcid.

[Covino]

Ac.

[Dan Byers]

Like the heartburn?

[Covino]

No, Pepsident. Pepsodent. Pepsident. Yeah, sounds like.

[Dan Byers]

Yeah, an accident.

[Covino]

I don't know what.

[Danny G]

Oh, for dentures.

[Rich]

Right, for them. For dentures. So pepsidin.

[Dan Byers]

Is that even round anymore?

[Covino]

Did you know what?

[Rich]

I think it's dollars 99 cents.

[Covino]

I only did this because my dad did it, right? But then I stopped because I realized there was another way. For years, like, my dad would. You know how every kid pretends to shave because his dad is shaving or whatever? And then you remember your dad with his deodorant, like. And he would fog up the whole bathroom.

[Dan Byers]

Burning holes in the ozone layer.

[Covino]

With his giant cold can of Right Guard. So when I became of age, right, what did I get? I got a giant cold can of Right Guard. Now it fog up the b. I realized there was another way. And you got a stick or something, right? You know, my dad, I think he's.

[Rich]

Like the only guy that still uses the can. Keeps him in business.

[Covino]

He still use. I'm like, dad, I just realized that my last visit, I'm like, you still use that can of deodorant?

[Rich]

I used to go on Amazon and find it from someone that bought 100 pack years ago.

[Dan Byers]

Do they have spray on deodorant and anti bur anymore?

[Covino]

I didn't know they still sold it.

[Dan Byers]

They sell Aquanet.

[Rich]

I was going to say Kavito uses Aquanet for his hair because his mom did.

[Covino]

So my dad still wears tighty whities and uses the can of Right Guard. And we do too.

[Rich]

Things you did and do because your parents somehow convinced you it was the way. It wasn't until I was a grown up that I realized, you know, I could stay for the whole game. I was convinced that you leave after the seventh inning stretch to beat traffic.

[Covino]

Gotta be traffic rich traffic.

[Rich]

And then there came a point where I remember I was going to games on my own and you got burned, Danny. I was going to games on my own. And, like, I'd hear take me out to the ball game, a little Lazy Mary at Citi Field. Like, it looks like we got to start headed home. And I'm like, why though, Rich, do.

[Covino]

You allow your kids to get the ice cream sundae at the baseball game? Or do you say we got ice cream at home because your dad said that?

[Rich]

That was the only time I was ever allowed. That was the only time I was ever allowed to get ice cream.

[Covino]

Are you allowed? You were allowed to get the little helmet of ice cream?

[Rich]

I think sometimes we also correct the things our parents didn't let us do.

[Covino]

Like, and you spoil your kids over correction.

[Rich]

Yeah, you're like cotton candy. Sure, kid. I never was allowed.

[Dan Byers]

I grew up with always skim milk in the house and never any condiments like ranch or blue cheese. And as an adult, I just inhale condiments. Like blue cheese ranch and Caesar dressing. And I always buy 2% or whole milk.

[Rich]

I tell you, it's really interesting because there are things. This conversation is fun because it's going all over the place, but I like it. There are things you do because your parents did, but then there's also things you counter act. Right?

[Covino]

Like, you counter program.

[Rich]

When I go to a restaurant.

[Danny G]

Danny, you like your version of the Super Bowl.

[Rich]

You and I have eaten together plenty of times to know that we go to a restaurant. I'm like, a million appetizers. Because when I was a kid, it was like, appetizer, no, we don't do. You know, you don't do appetizers.

[Danny G]

Yeah. Andy gets the milkshake.

[Rich]

Oh, yeah.

[Danny G]

And speaking of those restaurants, how many of your dads or moms would, like, pull up because they wanted you to beat the other customers into the door to make the reservation?

[Rich]

Go, get us a table.

[Danny G]

Get a table. Beat those people.

[Covino]

How mad would your parents be if you drank the soda before your meal came because they didn't give, like, free refills? Finish with your. Your Shirley Temple. Before, Daddy. Before the salad even got there.

[Danny G]

Daddy.

[Rich]

I pulled that move. The other day, we went to an Italian restaurant around here. Maria's Italian Kitchen. I told my wife and kids, I get out of the car.

[Covino]

I'll go.

[Rich]

I'll go park.

[Dan Byers]

I'll find parking.

[Rich]

I'll find parking. Go, go. I saw, like, you know, you see two other people walk into the restaurant, you're like, beat them.

[Danny G]

The tradition lives on.

[Covino]

Speaking of traditions, even holiday traditions, that's really what it comes from, right? It's your parents and their parents.

[Rich]

And think of your Christmas traditions. We talked about this recently. Besides, you know, Santa bringing kids presents.

[Covino]

Yeah. Maybe you. Maybe you add a few things, maybe you subtract a few things, but it's really all where it comes from.

[Rich]

We talked about, other than, you know, of course, Santa bringing kids presents. We talked about how some families. You may open a couple family presents on Christmas Eve. Why do you do that? Because you did it as a kid and you just sort of mimic it, so.

[Covino]

Because we all love Michael McDonald on his birthday because of.

[Rich]

And Arsenio. He's 70.

[Covino]

Our parents. Yeah. Arsenio's how old?

[Rich]

72.

[Covino]

Oh, my God. He looks fantastic now.

[Rich]

Black don't crack.

[Covino]

Who looks better for their age, Arsenio hall or Jimmy Mouth of the South? Hart.

[Rich]

We just saw a video during the break. Covino and I were scrolling on Instagram.

[Covino]

He looks the same.

[Rich]

Remember the Wrestling manager Jimmy Hart. He looks the same because he always looks so peculiar.

[Covino]

We've had him on the show.

[Rich]

Jimmy the Mouth of the South. Hart looks the same as he did when he was like managing the honky Tonk, man. He's got to be like 80, 82.

[Covino]

Oh, my God.

[Rich]

Yo, Dan Byer, you know Jimmy the Mouth of the South Hart, right?

[Covino]

Yo, he's the best looking 82 year old guy on the planet.

[Rich]

I mean, he looks identical because he always looked sort of different, right?

[Byron]

Yeah, absolutely. He said 82.

[Covino]

82. I just looked it up. Arsenio Hall, 70. He looks great too though. But 70, man. Jimmy Hart wins, I think.

[Dan Byers]

Does he color his hair?

[Rich]

I'm looking at Jimmy.

[Covino]

Of course he. Of course he does.

[Dan Byers]

Yeah.

[Byron]

He's now known as Jimmy Hart disease. But.

[Covino]

I love it. Good one.

[Rich]

Well, I mean, it is a weekend of love. Jimmy Hart.

[Covino]

Shout out to Hart, man. Shout out to him.

[Danny G]

And again, since yesterday we were talking about James Van Der Beek and what a great dad he was. And you know, we've been seeing all these videos. Rich, you put something on Instagram and we were talking about yesterday that made things that make us tear up a little bit. I was watching that video, dude, his.

[Rich]

Family up on stage singing the Dawson's Creek theme on stage. My goodness.

[Danny G]

So it got us thinking about parents today, man.

[Rich]

Yeah, again. Let's go. The phones are all lit, so you want to go rapid fire. I caught the names Danny, but Bersh is logged into this computer.

[Covino]

Oh, jolly bush.

[Danny G]

You're all good. Let's start with Trevor and Reno. Jolly Bersh.

[Rich]

Jolly Bersh.

[Covino]

Hey, Trevor, you're on the Covino and Rich show. We're throwing it back on a Thursday. What's up? Sure.

[Caller]

So, grew up in Nevada, so gotta learn some gambling strategy at a young age. Always take the points. Favorites are for suckers and parlays are also for suckers. Got that from my dad. Still a huge dog player.

[Rich]

It's so funny you would say that. Why would I not think of this? With our pals at DraftKings and everything we do here, My dad at an early age taught me about the teaser bet. All Richie, six points and take the if you could get a good underdog at over 10. Oh yeah. My dad taught me the teaser. And to this day I do teasers because of my dad.

[Covino]

No doubt. And Mike, who runs this place, always talks about how he takes so much pride in like he taught his daughter how to play craps and how to work a casino. And I'm sure she learned all that from her dad. All right, so things we love because of our parents. What else?

[Danny G]

Let's go to Georgia. Big Burt.

[Covino]

Hey, big Bert. Do we all agree on Michael McDonald.

[Rich]

By the way, bro? Hey, Bert.

[Caller]

Hey, man. Hey. Hey.

[Rich]

I'm.

[Caller]

This year, this day old. This year's old. To know that that Michael McDonald's song was called Sweet Freedom, I just. I sang it 100 times just walking around.

[Rich]

Oh, he wasn't even saying sweet Freedom.

[Danny G]

He was.

[Caller]

The longest. I swear to God. Hey, the biggest thing y' all should rep yourselves. Sports radio. Growing up in New York, Don Imus, Mike, and the Mad Dog, my dad listened to it all the time, so that's why I listen to it now.

[Covino]

Dude, nail on the. That's my first exposure to talk radio, and it was like, great call.

[Danny G]

Great call.

[Covino]

My dad listening to Howard Stern or, you know, something ridiculous like that growing up. That was my first exposure to it.

[Rich]

Being in the car with your dad and also, you hear.

[Covino]

Everybody. Exactly. That dog, Russo. Great call, man.

[Danny G]

My parents had Vin Scully on in the car.

[Covino]

No diggity, no doubt.

[Rich]

Where do you want to go say hi to our friend Tripp in Vegas.

[Covino]

Trip McNeely. Triple.

[Caller]

Hey, good afternoon, gentlemen. I got three. And y' all know this from being around me. One. My dishes never in the sink. My bed's always made. My house is always clean. If I invite, I pay. Y' all know that. And then here's one y' all really, like, you don't have to be a member of somewhere. You just need to be good friends with a member at that point.

[Rich]

It's a good, good lesson to be learned.

[Covino]

I like it. Thank you, Tripp. Appreciate you, buddy.

[Rich]

He brought up a good. What was the first one? He said.

[Covino]

Don'T have to pay. Bed clean. His bed is made.

[Rich]

Oh, things you do.

[Dan Byers]

No dishes in the sink because of your parents.

[Rich]

It took me a while. It took me, like, multiple girlfriends along the way to be like, use the dishwasher. Because my mom brainwashed me to be like, Richie, you wash the dishes like a dishwasher. Like that. Like, that's for lazy people.

[Covino]

No.

[Rich]

And it also uses a lot less water than washing by hand.

[Dan Byers]

We all thought, oh, yeah, of course. The dishwasher.

[Danny G]

My mom made us scrub the dishes, then put them in the dishwasher.

[Covino]

You know, my mom say, no more wire hangers, so I don't have any. Because of my mom. Because of mommy dearest.

[Rich]

Didn't your mom used to be like, Calgon, Take Me away.

[Covino]

Yeah, see, I learned that from my mom, too.

[Dan Byers]

Ava, I'm calling.

[Danny G]

So are there certain actors or actresses you guys love to this day? Because your parents were, you know, such fans?

[Covino]

You know what? It's almost counter programming for me. Like we said before, my mom lived like she was from the 1940s, bro. So my mom is all about James Cagney and, you know, a bunch of old classics. And of course, I admire James Cagney because my mom always pushed them on me. But I don't like watching old movies because that's all she wanted to watch. When I was a kid, I wanted to watch the 80s movies or fun movies, whatever was out. 90s movies. And I'm sitting at home, my family watching old movies, Turner Movie classics all the time. So I almost, like, went the opposite direction.

[Rich]

Yeah, he's real jerk, apparently. But my dad used to think Chevy Chase was the funniest dude. So, like Fletch and Vacation and, you know, my, you know, old snl.

[Danny G]

Watch that documentary.

[Rich]

Yeah, apparently Chevy Chase, no one likes him. But in the 80s, he was funny as hell. My dad and I watched a ton of Chevy Chase movies.

[Covino]

Danny G. Brings up something that we often talk about. Like, every family, for the most part, is a blank family. Like, we have pals that are. They're a Tom Cruise family because the parents love Tom Cruise. The whole family love Tom Cruise. That being said, I would say my family is a Travolta, Nick Cage family. You know, they love the. The movie Face off, clearly. But if it's Travolta or Nick Cage, it seems like where it seems like the whole. And Tom Hanks, too, right? Who doesn't like Tom Hanks? But I would say my family always, like, would love a good Nick Cage flick family.

[Rich]

Man, have they seen that one? My goodness.

[Covino]

Of course.

[Rich]

Let's go to. Let's go to Montana. Say hi to Chris. Hey, Chris.

[Covino]

Hey, Chris.

[Caller]

Hey, Cabino.

[Covino]

And Rich.

[Caller]

Hey, thanks for having me on. I got three things that my father inspired me with. First is to be a Cubs fan, for sure. Second, to not be a Bears fan because Minnesota Vikings are better. And that John Candy is one of the best comedian actors of all time.

[Covino]

All things I'm down with, you know, sports and John Candy. Love that. And you made me think of something else while you were talking. I mean, my love of music is straight up for my mom. I mean, I got into radio because of my love of music. I named my daughter Melody because I love music. But it started with like, like, you know, when it goes back to, you know, your Tom Cruise family, whatever. Very much a Beatles family, Right? So Beatles, for sure. You start loving the Beatles, you realize all these bands that were influenced by the Beatles, you start developing a love of music. Boom. You know, my whole life revolved around music for the majority of my. My teens, 20s, 30s, and today.

[Rich]

Kaya, Kai, wrap this up with a thought.

[Covino]

Sure.

[Rich]

For everyone in the room. Think of the sports teams you love here on FOX Sports Radio.

[Covino]

All right. Yeah.

[Rich]

Danny. Raiders, Dodgers, Lakers. You're a West coast guy. Think of the origin of when you first rocked that jersey or when you first rooted for Marcus Allen or Magic Johnson or Fernando Mania or maybe Steve Garvey back in the day when you were a little boy. Do you remember mom, dad, uncle, cousin, someone being like, danny, this is who you like. Do you remember those origin stories?

[Covino]

Oh, yeah.

[Danny G]

I remember my mom saying, we cheer for Dusty Baker in this house and Magic Johnson. The Lakers were on all the time. And then as far as the Raiders, my mom pulled me out of school for the LA Raiders parade championship parade.

[Rich]

Unlike those weenies in Seattle that make their kids go to school.

[Covino]

Right?

[Dan Byers]

That's how you do it.

[Danny G]

Yeah. I was like a kindergartner, and she's like, I don't care. You're not going to school. I'm taking you to City hall for the parade.

[Rich]

Was that when. Yeah, that was when Marcus Allen was.

[Danny G]

The toast of the town.

[Rich]

So was Jim Pluckman, 38 to 9.

[Covino]

Just like Danny G. Said, I grew up in a Yankee household, and that was it. We were a Yankee family, and that's courtesy of my parents.

[Rich]

Do you want to hear just the backstory of something that could have made me completely different? I feel like you guys would look at me so different had this been the way I grew up on Long Island. My dad convinced me Joe Montana was the coolest dude in the world. It's my only non.

[Covino]

I mean, he wasn't wrong. So, like, he was right.

[Rich]

It was my one, like, wow, you're a New Yorker. How do you like the Niners? My dad, from the time I was five, told me Joe Montana was the coolest. So I guess when I was five, I was a front runner. But it's been 40 years, so I.

[Covino]

Think I know you just did what you were told.

[Rich]

So it was. It was my one out of town team. But I own it, you know, 40 years later, would you believe my dad? My dad's the one guy that may have this story. My dad grew up a Yankees fan. Roger Maris was his favorite player. My dad went to Fordham University in the Bronx and got his car stolen multiple times to the point where he's like, f the Bronx. F everything about the Bronx. He met my mom, who was a Mets fan, and my dad sort of.

[Covino]

He jumped.

[Dan Byers]

So just like, aggravated with correlation between grand theft auto.

[Rich]

I've had enough. Yeah, like. Like he felt like he got burnt out of college and like, I hear the clap. And it was around the time Yankees. It was almost around the time where the Yankees went through their. Their only little slump ever. And the Mets were sort of new and 69 Mets and exciting. And my dad sort of shifted gears. Can you imagine if I was a Yankees fan, how many more moments I would have had? But then again, we would have been like. We would have both been Yankee fans. That would have been unbearable.

[Covino]

Yeah. And it would have changed. Yeah, it would have changed who you are worked out the way it was supposed to. But today we acknowledge that our love of. Yeah. You know, you should see my yacht rock playlist, courtesy of my parents. Oh, so good. From Michael McDonald to man Paul notes. Who else is on there who's not on that? So many great acts, so many great bands. Baby, imma want you Baby, I'm gonna need you oh, man. How do I stay keto when I'm listening to all that bread?

[Rich]

All right, we'll go rapid fire with all your feedback in just a few minutes. And the feedback is coming in, and it's great. Something I have to watch, by the way. Danny, we're talking about what to watch in the football lull that we're in right now. The football hangover. We have the blues. I have not watched it. I don't know how it slipped my mind. The Rise of the Niners, narrated by Tom Brady. How have I missed this? I know it's. I know it's on, but I got to. Maybe I'll watch that tonight. So thank you, Ashley, for chiming in on the intro.

[Danny G]

And you have Love is Blind to catch up on.

[Rich]

I have Love is Blind. Is it true a girl put glue in her eyes?

[Covino]

Yes, yes, yes. She got rushed to the hospital as.

[Rich]

Spot, by the way, I'm telling you, as Spot said earlier, maybe it really is love is Blind.

[Covino]

Don't be rude. Star Search isn't half bad either. If you need mindless entertainment, you know, we'll talk more about that on over. Promise.

[Rich]

All right, listen your feedback and we'll talk some more about your old school sports memories, and maybe we'll hit a Little Little baseball next to right here, Fox Sports Radio Cavino and Rich ready.

[Covino]

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[Dan Byers]

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[Danny G]

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[Covino]

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[Rich]

What was the yacht rock documentary where they started calling some of the legendary bands and like F you?

[Covino]

Well, that's the one I'm talking about.

[Rich]

Yeah. Is that Steely Dan?

[Covino]

What?

[Rich]

Nothing to do with it.

[Covino]

That's Steely Dan. Yeah. They hate the term yacht rock.

[Rich]

Why?

[Covino]

Because it's soft, classic rock.

[Rich]

But it gave their genre tons of life. Whether it's they don't like them. I heart all these. All these.

[Covino]

They weren't making movies. They weren't making songs necessarily for dudes on boats.

[Rich]

Yeah, but I mean, we all know, we all know the term and we embrace it.

[Covino]

No. And the king, the king of all of it. Even though Steely Dan is the nucleus, Michael McDonald was on all the hit tracks and when you got Warren g sampling Michael McDonald, would you rather be.

[Dan Byers]

Known for butt rock or yacht rock? I think I'd rather be known for yacht rock. That's true.

[Covino]

That is true.

[Danny G]

By the way, Rich, it's because it doesn't describe how hard they rocked.

[Covino]

Right?

[Rich]

Isn't butt Rock's like, what, 2000s and.

[Covino]

90S, like, shined down and trapped and stuff?

[Dan Byers]

Divorced dad rock breaking Benjamin.

[Rich]

I like calling divorced dad rock's perfect definition.

[Dan Byers]

Yeah, I like some butt rock.

[Covino]

Some divorced dad rock is good. But, yeah, we're talking Michael McDonald and Yacht Rock. Because it's his birthday. It's his 74th birthday. And we love the smooth, buttery voice of Michael McDonald and Rich, when I came to your house today to do our Patreon show. Yeah, we're on Patreon every day if you want to join us uncensored. Rich is out of control on that show.

[Rich]

Stopping maybe a little.

[Covino]

Patreon.com Covino and Rich. I came in singing ambrosia. You're the biggest part of me. And where did I get all that? From my parents. You're in the backseat of the car. You had no choice. Change the radio station. You listen to what they listen to.

[Rich]

I could be wrong. Rarely, but I could be wrong. I feel like you're speaking Dan Byers language. DB I feel like you're a yacht rock fan. Is that true?

[Covino]

Are you Seals and Cross?

[Byron]

Very much so. And honestly, I don't want to pat myself on the back, but I was a big Christopher Cross fan when I was a senior in high school. So this was mid-1990s.

[Covino]

Rich was just a Kris Kross fan.

[Rich]

Daddy Mac will make you jump.

[Danny G]

Jump.

[Byron]

I was a big fan of Christopher Cross and that it wasn't yacht rock back then, but I did have tapes and loved to chill to the soft rock music at that time.

[Rich]

Hey, Byron, did you win your wife over by making a sweet mixtape? Is that part of your backstory or not?

[Covino]

One of my favorite memes is a Christopher Cross meme. Have you ever seen it?

[Rich]

It's fantastic.

[Covino]

All hail Christopher Cross, the yacht rock superstar. The only man. You gotta pay attention to this. The only man to look like both members of Tenacious D in one lifetime. Because when he was younger, he looked like Jack Black and now he looks like Kyle Gass of Tenacious D. But, like, weirdly similar.

[Byron]

He's gotten a second career, though, out of the explosion of yacht rock.

[Covino]

Oh, yeah, for sure.

[Byron]

There's no doubt about it.

[Covino]

But again, why do we bring this up? On a throwback Thursday, old school in 50 hits. Because a lot of us love it because our parents loved it. It was popular at the time. And what are other things we love? Because our parents just raised us that way. And who was a really great parent, James Van Der Beek. We honor him on this Thursday, rest in peace. He had six kids. In today's world. We acknowledge that because that's like having 16 kids. Because how many people you know? More than two kids nowadays. Yeah, seriously, like you don't know when you hear six.

[Rich]

Today's world, a lot of NFL players.

[Covino]

And I'm from a family. I'm from a family of 5K.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Covino]

You know, and we all grew up with people, more than one, more than one or two siblings for the most part. When you hear six kids, you're like, man, and he lived for his kids.

[Rich]

So you can have another kid or what?

[Dan Byers]

I don't know.

[Covino]

Hey, I'm in the game, right? I'm in the game. All right, so we're Covino and Rich live from Fox Sports Radio studio. For over 40 years, Tire Rack has been helping customers find the right tires for how, what and where they drive. Shipped fast and free. Backed by free road hazard protection with convenient installation options like mobile tire installation. Tire rack.com the way tire buying should be. We wrap up this old school and 50 hits with your phone calls now. Things you got from your parents, things you love because of your parents.

[Rich]

After we take these three calls. You just said you're in the game. I have a theory.

[Dan Byers]

In the game.

[Rich]

I have a theory based on what you just said. I'll explain. I saw an article out of the New York Post a second ago. But let's say hi to market Alaska. What's up, Alaska?

[Caller]

Hey, fellas. How you doing? Well, the reason why I'm a Mets fan, I wanted to be a Yankee fan when I was seven. But my dad said absolutely not. I said, why not? He said we were Brooklyn Dodgers fans. They left and broke our hearts and we hate the Yankees. So I'm a Met fan.

[Rich]

Well, welcome with.

[Covino]

I thought you were a Mets fan because you're a glutton for punishment, you know?

[Rich]

Yeah, he's sitting there ice fishing, all mad. The doors hurt.

[Covino]

But that makes sense. That's the story for a lot of people.

[Rich]

You know what? A lot of people don't know. And forgive me, because this is Fox Sports Radio. Our listeners are very, very smart. And I say that not facetiously, you know, a lot of people don't know where the Mets got their colors. I thought it was common knowledge, being a New York Mets fan. But when the Brooklyn Dodgers and the Giants both left New York to come to the west coast and it was just the Yankees for a minute, it was just the Yankees. Brooklyn Dodger blue and Giants orange are the Mets colors that they have the same blue. Dodger blue is Mets blue, and they took the orange from the New York Giants. So the Mets are really just a color combo of the two teams that left for the West Coast.

[Covino]

Rich.

[Rich]

The more you know.

[Dan Byers]

I mean, thank you.

[Rich]

Did you know that, Sam?

[Dan Byers]

No. And Rich more I know.

[Danny G]

Now, that's another reason why it's okay that you're turning into a Dodgers fan, Rich.

[Rich]

Oh, can I tell you, we talked about influencing our kids. My son, without my pushing, maybe also because I got us to be the Mets in our ponyball team. He's leaning little Mets again, Danny. He's still like, I like the Dodgers, but now he's like, I'm Benny Bashet. You know what Rich said to me.

[Covino]

Today with a straight face? I'm not even joking. He was like, it's really weird. My son Benny really loves all the meets. The Meet the Mets songs. Yes. Really weird. Not that you have any influence on them. That. No, It'd be really weird if he never showed it to him.

[Rich]

No.

[Covino]

And then he'd say, yeah, your family has great influence on it.

[Danny G]

That's in all little kids algorithms.

[Covino]

Yeah. Yeah. It's not that Rich pushed it on him or anything.

[Rich]

Bring your kitties, bring your wife. Guaranteed to have the time of your life. That's what I've always said.

[Covino]

Yeah. It's crazy how your son loves that song.

[Rich]

Well, I said, you know, the late, great Vander Beek, who He lost at 48, has six kids. You were saying how people don't have big families anymore. We saw that. Not today's world. Our Buddy here at iHeart, Bobo, stopped by with his newborn, and I heard Kavina, go, bro, I'm still in the game. And I'm like, hey, you hit your 40s, and you wonder, am I still in the game? Danny, you had a kid in your 40s. Like, we. We have kids older now. Right? It's the way it is. I just read a really daunting study, and I'm not trying to overdo it with the smut talk here on Fox Sports Radio. We did talk about.

[Covino]

Go for it, bro.

[Rich]

We did talk about Olympians in the beginning of the show and how they had to order 10,000 more condoms for Olympic Village, which just shows you these young in shape athletes still have booty on their mind. This is out of the New York Post today.

[Covino]

Oh, boy.

[Rich]

Let me just read this headline, then we'll go to danbuy for an update. But just listen to this. As we hit Valentine's Day. Weekend, Lovers weekend.

[Covino]

Happy Valentine's, Papa.

[Rich]

This is out of the New York Post. The headline reads, americans are on the verge of sextinction. As shocking numbers of people going without sex are on the rise and social media is to blame.

[Covino]

They're saying, unless you're an Olympic athlete.

[Rich]

They're saying, get this, because I know we have, you know, men and women listening, but I would say a little more men than women. They're saying one in three adult men have not had sexual relations in a year.

[Covino]

There's no sex.

[Rich]

One in three.

[Covino]

So one in three men haven't got it on in over a year. You know what it is? You really want to know what it is? They say, social media, it's the hub.

[Rich]

Yeah. It's all the smut.

[Covino]

That pants is changing people's habits.

[Rich]

So, like, eight.

[Dan Byers]

There's this guy I follow on social media named Scott Galloway. He's a professor. He says it's like. Also like AI partners and AI like girlfriends.

[Covino]

I bet.

[Dan Byers]

I don't know. It's worth looking into.

[Covino]

I bet. I bet it's all of that.

[Rich]

The other day, my wife and I went on a double date with. I was Sam and a robot. It was weird.

[Dan Byers]

Yeah, about that. Yeah, it's weird.

[Rich]

All right, let's go to DB for an update.

[Covino]

Oh, Sam.

[Rich]

Oh, Sammy, you look so handsome today.

[Covino]

Sammy has a girlfriend.

[Byron]

I've seen her backyard.

[Covino]

I do.

[Danny G]

Yes.

[Dan Byers]

Never heard.

[Byron]

Beautiful. In early March.

[Rich]

As I was saying, the guy that's like, oh, my girlfriend's from another state.

[Covino]

That's exactly what she is. Yes. I've never met her.

[Byron]

Nobody has.

[Rich]

But people have met her, Dan. She goes to another high school. You might see her at the prom. Okay. Yeah, we'll just stick to that.

[Byron]

At the Winter Olympics, guys, the United States men's ice hockey team took the ice for the first time today, facing Latvia.

[Covino]

Here comes Jack Hughes. Hughes dropping it back off the crate.

[Rich]

Behind the back path is Chuck.

[Covino]

Back to Jack Hughes. Nelson.

[Danny G]

Score.

[Dan Byers]

Wow.

[Byron]

Brock Nelson's second goal of the game on NBC Universal game was seen on USA Network. And the United States tops Latvia today by A score of 5 to 1. Canada won their opener over checky. A 5, nothing. American snowboarder Chloe Kim won the silver medal in the women's half pipe. Jazz forward Jaren Jackson Jr. Done for the season. He had a growth removed from his knee. Should be ready for training camp. Free agent forward Jeremy Sohan is signing a deal with the Knicks. Spurs guard de' Aaron Fox replacing Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo in this weekend's NBA All Star game. Now Fox is going to play for Team usa. That means he card Norman Powell is going to be a part of the world team. ESPN says Pistons guard Cade Cunningham purchased a minority stake of the Texas Rangers in Major League Baseball in college hoops. North Carolina star Caleb Wilson out indefinitely with a fracture in his non shooting hand. Phillies released out fielder Nick Castellanos today while owing him $20 million. The Dodgers gave Max Muncie a one year extension and resigned Kike Hernandez to a one year deal. Rio Hisitsuni leads the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am at ten under. Rory McElroy is six back at minus four. Scotty Scheffler even par today he's ten back of the lead. Guys, back to you.

[Rich]

Nick Castellanos could be a pretty decent pickup for someone. I wonder where he lands.

[Byron]

Yeah, I've always been a fan of his, but he and the Phillies just had a bad falling out.

[Rich]

Yeah, but I'm saying if there's a team that's looking to add another outfielder.

[Byron]

That could, I'm sure he'll sign with the Dodgers. I'm sure that's right. That's. I think that's what we have.

[Rich]

Maybe the Dodgers fourth outfielder. You know, just, just in case they need someone. Thank you D.B. and, and Dan, I want to give a shout out to our buddy Rob Baker, who always listens on our San Antonio affiliate.

[Covino]

Touchdown Maker.

[Rich]

Rob Baker brings more fun facts than anyone else. He's a big sports fan and a music fan. He goes Kavino and Rich. Christopher Cross, like Dan Byers said, is at the top of the yacht. At the top of the yacht rock food chain. Take me away to where I'm he went to high school in San Antonio and he's such a football fan that there is footage he just sent me of Christopher Cross performing at a Houston Oilers game in an Earl Campbell jersey.

[Byron]

Now I'll give you the tidbit. I asked Christopher Cross about that performance when I met him about 13 years ago. I think he had the same agent as Earl Campbell at the time. So there was a concert where he donned the 34 in the blue jersey and that was the oh yeah, get this. How about that? I know we don't like toppers around here, but I went right to the source.

[Covino]

You think that's a fun fact? Do you know in the song Sailing, it was an accent. That orchestra in the beginning.

[Byron]

Yeah, we all saw it on TikTok.

[Covino]

Come on.

[Byron]

Yeah, it was an accident.

[Covino]

Look it up. All right.

[Rich]

Thank you, db. Thank you, Covino and thank you, Rob Baker. We got more Covino and Rich next right here on Fox Sports Radio.

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[Rich]

Little yacht Rock Thursday with Kavino and Rich. Because of our parents and Michael McDonald's birthday.

[Covino]

Michael McDonald's birthday. And he sort of was on every track. But this is Christopher cross, one of DB's favorites. And we referenced that. The intro was a complete mistake, like a mix up on the tracks and they left it in there.

[Rich]

I want to hear the beginning, the.

[Covino]

Orchestral violins in the beginning. It was a total mistake. This is how it starts. And I think Kris Kross's brother somebody was like, yo, I really like the beginning. They're like, what are you talking about?

[Dan Byers]

Keep that in there.

[Covino]

Yeah, keep that in. It was a total mistake.

[Rich]

This is like a mistake.

[Covino]

And then they just faded it down and they left it in.

[Rich]

You sure that's true?

[Covino]

Swear to God, if I'm lying, I'm dying.

[Rich]

I see things on TikTok and I don't know what to believe anymore.

[Covino]

Anyway, we're Covino and Rich live from the Fox Sports Radio studio. Ready to tackle your financial goals. Webull makes it simpler to start investing powerful tools, real time data, all in one app. Get [e-mail] or download the Webull app today.

[Dan Byers]

Webull Financial LLC Member SIPC FINRA Investing involves risk. For more information, visit webull.com disclosures all right, few reminders.

[Covino]

We're in for Dan Patrick Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Make note of that. The Dan Patrick Hatrick also Over Promise begins in nine minutes. That's our bonus podcast. We're going to talk about the WWE who might be ass. It involves Bad Bunny. Ooh, controversial. Plus, we're gonna help you with the NFL blues on over promise, new episode on our YouTube page. So join us and join the live chat. And right now, we've been doing this on Thursdays. We throw it back. We do a little show and tell, bro. Yeah.

[Danny G]

Yeah. So listen, I went through the chat. Not a lot of people were guessing the chat was popping today. Thank you for Everybody on our YouTube channel.

[Rich]

You were too busy talking about Yacht Rock.

[Danny G]

There were. There was a lot of shared parent stories in there, which was cool.

[Dan Byers]

Nice.

[Danny G]

One comment about your items there, your memorabilia. That made me laugh.

[Covino]

Yeah. People could guess or say something creative.

[Danny G]

Yeah, just comment on it. BMX dad4 says. I wonder how long the show and tell will last since Rich doesn't hold on to anything.

[Covino]

That is true.

[Rich]

I mean, that is true.

[Covino]

I'm not. It's no value on any material items at all.

[Danny G]

Throw things away all the time.

[Rich]

Just not a. I'm not a. To me.

[Dan Byers]

Are you Marie Kondo?

[Rich]

I am. It doesn't bring me joy. I would say I'm. You're right.

[Covino]

All right. Well, you know what brings me joy?

[Danny G]

You could live in one of those mini houses.

[Covino]

I love me some memorabilia.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Covino]

Some people say dust collectors give them to me. I love it. Tchotchkes. I'm glad. My cousin. I have a cousin. I have family in Mexico City. Right. Danny G. And coincidentally, one of my cousins works for Fox Sports in Mexico. Total coincidence. But his brother, Milo, he's the talented Cavino. Yeah, they're on my mom's side.

[Danny G]

How dare you.

[Covino]

Covino's a dying.

[Rich]

He does a show called Cavino and Ricardo.

[Covino]

No, they're not Covino's at all. But on March 24 or March 2024. March 2024, the New York Yankees played a series against the Diablos. Mexico City baseball team. If you guys remember, Robbie Cano was playing on that team.

[Danny G]

I do remember that.

[Rich]

Remember that?

[Covino]

And they ended up sweeping the Yankees. And Robbie Cano had a series. Well, one of my cousins went to that game. And not only did they get me a sweet. Diablos, Yankees and hat. Got me a Mariano Rivera autograph ball. Dude, he was in town for that series, and my cousin got to meet him and he got the Sandman. Enter Sandman. Yeah, I want to say Yankees baseball, but also the hat man. You can check it out right there.

[Rich]

And my piece of memorabilia today is from our buddy Jamie in Boston. This guy's an artist. Street trends, metal art. Street trends. Metal art trends with a Z. This guy guy takes car parts that are, like, leftover, and he puts them together, and he made me a Mr. Met sculpture. Look at this bad boy. This is out of, like, old car parts just sitting around a garage. This guy does amazing artwork. Street trends, metal art. He made Covino like a rock guitar.

[Covino]

Yeah, he makes amazing gifts.

[Danny G]

Something rich will actually hold on to this.

[Rich]

I have this on my shelf in my office. I brought it in for show and tell.

[Dan Byers]

That's like when Kramer made Bette Midler. The macaroni statue.

[Rich]

Exactly the same. All right, we'll see you guys are even there.

[Covino]

See you in the over promised land.

[Rich]

Have a good one, guys. Goodbye.

[Covino]

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