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Hour 1 – Tommy Fleetwood Finally Wins, What We Learned from the NFL Preseason
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Today, I think America, maybe the world, was rooting for Tommy Fleetwood. Part of me wanted to see Scotty Scheffler put a little pressure on him, but we've seen what happened. So when there's been pressure on Tommy Fleetwood, it usually doesn't end well. But he finally got his first PGA win, and it's a big one. And I was talking to Charles Barkley yesterday afternoon. So Charles called me about something playing golf. And I said, aren't you playing golf now? He goes, I'm watching Tommy Fleetwood. I put a lot of money on Tommy Fleetwood. He better win it. Said, okay, well, you might get one right here. It looks like he's going to hold on. But Fleetwood, it was fun to see because the expectations always been there when you and that's what's tough. When you have the potential, you have the expectation. It's not like he comes out of nowhere. People have been waiting for him to come, you know, to the forefront. And he did that yesterday and did so in dramatic fashion and got his first win. And that's a one big college football is underway. Iowa State, Hawaii, UNLV got victories there. NFL preseason is over and cuts are underway as we speak. We'll come up with a poll question. And by the way, when you know, we talk about preseason. It's officially behind us now, but the real action is ready to begin. And keep this in mind. Don't take any of it too seriously, because we fall into this trap every preseason. Caleb Williams was supposed to light up the NFL. Marvin Harrison Jr. Was going to be a Jamar Chase like rookie Kyron Williams with the Rams. We thought he was going to be a punt returner. He ended up getting 1400 yards and $33 million contract in the off season. The point is really simple with preseason. It's about evaluation, not prophecy. And it feels like we want to project now. We got it all figured out, man. Jackson Darden, he should be starting. Dylan Gabriel looks great. Maybe he should be the starter in Cleveland. We, we want to, we want to be the first to tell you something. And that's why I always say, just use caution, because the real story starts now on how good these guys are, how good these teams are. And I watched a lot of preseason football the last couple of days, and I still see a tendency with young quarterbacks. This isn't going to be a referendum on Shador Sanders, but I was watching him. What happens with quarterbacks when they come from the college ranks into the NFL. And I'll talk to Rick Neuheisel about this later, because he played the position, coached the position in the NFL. They, these rookie quarterbacks tend to come in and they take longer to get the ball out of their hands. They think they have more time because in college you do, and in college your guy stays open longer. They, they're open in the NFL, they just don't stay open very long. You can get away with a lot, and you get bad habits. I was listening to Brady Quinn and Brady, the former Notre Dame quarterback, and I was listening to him this morning driving in, and he talked about how quarterbacks, young quarterbacks are already rule out one side of the field when they go back to pass or they're in shotgun, they will turn their hips so their hips are pointing towards the offensive line. So now you've taken away the left side of the field, and you're also holding onto the ball. And this is what we saw this with Shador Sanders at Colorado. Yes, everybody talked about how bad the offensive line was, but now that's not the point here in the NFL. The point is you hold onto the ball too long. He holds onto the ball longer than any quarterback in preseason because you're waiting to make a play. You have to take your losses, you have to get rid of the football, and you get sacked five times, got pulled from the game, although I didn't understand that. Unless, and my source with the Browns said this to me, what if Kevin Stefanski wanted to see how Shador Sanders would react to getting benched in the final two minutes and Shador tried to talk his way back into the lineup. So I don't know. Once again, this was being speculated to me by a source and I said, okay, well, he did want to get back in. He didn't play well, but I don't know what kind of mind games you're playing. He just holds on to the ball too long. Dylan Gabriel, you know, he gets the ball out in rhythm and when you're playing at Oregon and you know, quicker, quicker, quicker, quicker. And you saw that, you know, Caleb Williams got the run of the place at USC with Lincoln Riley trying to make a play. Hold on, you can't do that in the NFL. It's so quick and you must react. And, and he watching Shador, he had a guy, his first read a couple of times, didn't throw once you go from, you know, your first to your second and if you get to a third, chances are you're going to be on your back. And that's what I saw. That's what I see with these young quarterbacks and they have to get rid of these bad habits. But when you go back to pass, you must stay with, you know, your body facing the line of scrimmage because now the defense doesn't know if you're going to the left or the right, but they go back to pass and then they've got their hips pointed towards the offensive line. Well, now you're not looking at the left side of the field and I saw that a couple of times. But Dylan Gabriel has looked better than I think people are going to give him credit for. And I think Jackson Dart has played really well. But I'm not surprised with Jackson dark. I thought he midway through the season I said, I'm getting a first round grade on this guy and he's played well, but I don't think he's ready to play right now. Shador is not ready to play, but he's probably still going to make the roster. It's. We get caught up in, oh my gosh, I've got this figured out and so many times we don't. And that showed once again this weekend where you're watching somebody and you're saying, is that guy good? He was good last week, not this week. Well, are you playing against the first team defense Are you playing with the starters? There's a lot that goes into it, and that's where I think we all want to go. I got that situation figured out. Seaton, what's the poll question today? We got a couple here from the. To Double D, which is always a huge, huge treat on a Monday morning. Huge. We could start with one real quick, which is a bigger problem. Slow play in golf, Slow play in baseball. Patrick can't lie. Just hit the freaking ball. Oh, my goodness. Just hit it, dude. Slow play. And I think we've all been around somebody who plays very, very slow. But you're a professional. Like, at some point you would think, hey, I'm pretty locked in. I know what I'm doing. Not. Let me back away. Let me get over it. Let me stand over it. Let me. Let me. Let me. Okay, I'm gonna hit it. Oh. Paulie goes, I thought my. My TV froze. I'm watching Patrick Cantlay, and I go, oh, damn, my fro. My TV froze. It didn't Patrick Cantlay pull the trigger. Nothing good happens, I don't think when you wait that long, when you're hitting a golf shot, get up there, set up quick. Remember Sergio? Oh, and you gotta eventually get into a quicker rhythm. You've done this millions of times. It's not like us. When we get out there, we're like, damn, I have no idea where this is going. They have a general idea where it's going. Pull the trigger. What else? What else do you have, Seaton? Let me see here. Running through to Dubs. Were you rooting for Tommy Fleetwood yesterday? Of course. Yeah. Yeah, I was. Yeah. Just. And this is what. There are a lot of things that I really like about him, starting with his blue eyes. But you know what? And he's got great hair, too. But also, when he's lost, he's talked to the media, he's met with the media. And I appreciate that. You know, Rory is kind of scampered away, and Colin Morikawa. And I think you owe it to the fans, maybe not the media. Maybe you don't like the media. But the fans are the ones who want to understand what happened. They're rooting for you. I think you owe it to the media or the. The fans. The media. We're the conduit here. And the fans are the ones who buy callaway clubs or BMW cars or come out and see you, because without them, then you don't get those endorsements. And Tommy Fleetwood stands up and says exactly how he feels. What happened And I think that is admirable. I've mentioned this before. Bill Buckner, the ball goes through his legs. And he answered everybody's question after that World Series loss, One of the worst moments in baseball history. And he answered every single question. Mitch Williams gave up the home run to Joe Carter. Toronto won the World Series. Mitch Williams answered everybody's question after that game, after that loss. These are tough situations, but you get paid to be in tough situations. And I think how you respond sometimes says a lot about you and I. I was rooting for Tommy because he needed this. It's almost like Rory at Augusta. He had played poorly, and all of a sudden, he's just tripping over himself, heading, you know, down the stretch in the final couple holes. And it was like, just let him have this because he can't take, you know, more of this pain, misery. And that's how I felt with Tommy Fleetwood. Certain times, I'm rooting for a situation because it's right for that situation. And Tommy Fleetwood couldn't win anything. Came close a couple of times, did win, and that's what. I loved it. You know, I said to Fritzi, although Fritzi almost gave him the jinx, the DP show jinx. He goes, what do you think? I'm going to reach out. And now the tournament's not over yet. So the 14th hole, I get a text from Fritzi, and Fritz, he says, hey, you want me to reach out to Tommy Fleetwood? And all of a sudden, I go, oh, no. Nepali goes, jinx. And I was pulling from. I didn't want to be a jinx, but to discuss inviting him on the show five holes before it's over was a little premature. Well, okay. But we didn't need to decide then, because nobody's going to talk. Hey, he's going to the 15th. Hey, Todd. Fritz wants to know if you can be on the. Damn. They don't do that. They wouldn't talk to him before they. I don't think so. Let's put the bug in his ear just to let him know that we're interested before everything's done. If you happen to win, this is one of the guest opportunities. Yes, Paul? Tommy Fleetwood has been on the PGA Tour for 10, actually, 11 years. He made $24 million in his first 10 years. Yesterday made $10 million. Yeah. Start of the day. Start of the day. Start of the day. Of the day. This is the start of the day. Brought to you by Panini America, the official trading cards of the Dan Patrick show. And I want to have him on. I want to ask him about his, the role that his wife has played. Because when you go home after you lose, there's no cameras, nobody's, you know, following you, that it's lonely. And then you really got to sit there and probably give your true feelings. And his, the role that his wife played. I'd love for him to talk about that because that's usually where you got to find a friend. You got to have somebody that you can kind of just let it out, but, you know, good for him. All right, what other poll questions do we have today? Let's see. We've got many more after the break. Oh, wait, they're teasable. That's how great they are. Dan, we came out on a Monday. We're ready to play. Every day is a Super Bowl. Let's go. All right, we'll get to your phone calls. Best and worst of the weekend. Collinsworth will have the Thursday night game. That will be the Eagles and the Cowboys. Still no movement there on Micah Parsons. Still no movement on Trey Hendrickson and no movement on Terry McLaurin. It's going to be a big week. Feels like a big week. And the difference with when you had the contract for Dak Prescott that he agreed to on the day of their first game last season, that's different because he was going to play Micah Parsons. I just don't know if you can go Sunday more or Thursday morning and go, hey, next Thursday and go, hey, we agreed to a deal. Now go out and play against the Eagles. I think it's a different scenario there. And I always worry about these guys who get in late and then all of a sudden they want to prove if you get a deal or you didn't get a deal, you want to go out there and you play a little extra and that's when you get hurt. But we'll take a break. 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And in fact, it may get even worse. For more judgment free money advice, listen to Brown ambition on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast. It's a Monday. Best and worst of the weekend. What you saw that you liked, you didn't like. DraftKings just sent me the national title odds. Texas is your favorite, followed by the Ohio State, Penn State, Georgia, Clemson, Alabama and Notre Dame. Now they have 12 team playoff. If they go to 14 or 16, there's Notre Dame will never join a conference. There's no need to join a conference. All they have to do is go 10 and two and they're a brand and they'll make the playoffs guarantee you can control most of your schedule. They're taking out Michigan, taking out USC eventually and Notre Dame will be penciled in. And if you happen to go to 24 or 28, then of course Notre Dame is going to be in there. But I think got to be careful though with the 24 to 28. I know it brings more teams in, but Reese Davis was pretty adamant about this on the mothership this past weekend. You just got to be careful. College football is great. I just don't want it to be college basketball. When's the last time you really cared about a regular season game in college basketball? It's really, really rare and we've expanded the tournament. We'll continue to expand the tournament. There's money to be made. There's more money to be made in a college football playoff. I just hope that I almost used the word integrity. My bad, my bad. I like that you caught yourself. I know. Strike that from my vocabulary when it comes to college football. I get it. I just, I hope that they can prevent themselves, that somebody needs to help them help themselves. And I'm here. Don't go stay at 12. I'm fine with that. Make it something that is worthwhile. Not everybody gets to do this. Give me some tension. Automatic qualifiers. I don't want that either. I do want strength to schedule. I said before Indiana didn't deserve to be in there and you know these schools are giving a first round buy to I just that I don't think that that's fair. I think you got it somehow if you can create a level playing field. But you can't. Until everybody is playing like the NFL. Everybody is going to have a similar schedule. You're going to play the same teams, or this year we play this division, and next year we play that division. That's as close as you're going to get to a level playing field. And until we get there, I just think you can open up with cupcakes. Notre Dame doesn't. I don't know how tough their schedule is this year where it ranks, but if you lose two games, you're still going to make the play. Depending on who you lose to. I mean, you know, you lose to Northern Illinois, you know that's going to sting. That'll hurt you for a little while. But if you lose to Clemson, that's different. But I. You know, it feels like you got seven, eight teams that can win the national championship, at least right now. All right, Paulie said that maybe we're mispronouncing Hawaii, because I was watching the game, got to see a lot of Andrew Luck. Just a little too much for the general manager of the Stanford football team. You know, they have that little camera up there, and then all of a sudden, they would. You would have thought he was coaching. I think they showed him more than they did Frank Reich, because Frank Reich is the head coach. And it felt like Andrew Luck just about every other play. Let's go to Andrew Luck. And he wasn't doing anything other than watching. And it felt like he was hovering over that. That team. He is the gm. He's not the coach. And I think that was what was kind of interesting to see. But they ended up losing in a dramatic fashion, a game they should not have lost. But the. The Bows come up with the win. All right, let's play the game. Todd, how do you pronounce Hawaii? Hawaii. I know it's wrong, but that's how I say it. Seaton. Hawaii. All right, Marvin. Hawaii. Okay, I'm gonna go with Hawaii. Yes. Yes, yes. I just want to go on the record and say no one in this room says Hawaii. No one here says Hawaii. Well, no one does. I do now. Yes, I do. I came in, I said, hey, you won't even. You won't even pronounce it that way for the rest of the day. I. No one here said Hawaii. I promise, because I was watching that game. Hawaii. Yes, Paulie. However, Hawaii is incorrect. The W does not exist. Hawaii. Hawaii. It's three Syllables. Huh? Vi. E. Like vi. The W is pronounced V, like victor. Okay. And the last syllable, the okina, the little flying comma there that is also called a glottal stop. So it's avai. So you do a purposeful pause on the E part. Hawaii. Okay. Hawaii. All right, who's in? I. Sure. Let's try it. Yeah, it's like Dirk Nowitzki. Not Dirk Nowitzki. Yes, Seaton. I once took a flight from Hawaii to Budapest, and it was lovely. I think we should try to be Hawaii friendly. It's tough to do. We had a layover in Barcelona, though. Barthelona. My son, corrected me one time when I said, how was Barcelona? And he goes, it's Barcelona. I said, that's the last time I'm paying for a vacation. Your son once laughed at me, too, because I was describing a neighborhood in Paris, and he was like, it's Arrondissement. He laughed at me and corrected me. No, that's not. It's not that. It's el rendissment. Okay, dude. Yes, Paul. The announcers, though, on Saturday night clearly have been told to stress the pronunciation correctly because, like, oh, look at that. The Hawaii running game is really coming along. There's a lot of vi. Okay. All right. Well, that's what I learned today. We're only 30 minutes into the show. It's pretty cool. Yeah. See? See? No way. Huh? Aiden in Utah. Oh, remember when we last left Aiden, he was going to get engaged this weekend. Aiden and Utah, here we go. Okay. She said yes. All righty. All right. All right. Walk me through it. Okay, so it's not quite JFK at baggage claim, but we had. So I like, said. Told her it was a family dinner, so that's what she was expecting. She made a bunch of cinnamon rolls. I told her she didn't need to, but she did anyways. And then, you know, we get up there, nobody's there. She's like, why isn't anybody here? Like, well, maybe they're just around this corner over here. Let's take a walk to go there. Go down the little trail, stop by the river, and then walk around the corner. And then the Marry me sign and flowers and candlelights hanging from the trees. I got the photographer hidden away. It was about as perfect as I could have made it. Any issues? None of that. Well, when we first got out of the truck, there was a hiker saying, there's a rattlesnake on the trail. And she really. I was pretty much dragging her down that trail because she does not like snakes at all. That sounds like something on NBC's Dateline. Why did he go down the trail? A rattle among us when Dateline continues. Thank you, Todd. Well, Aiden, Congratulations. Thank you, D.P. thank you for all your advice, all your help. Yeah. Now I just need you to officiate the wedding. No, no, no, no, no. If it's in Milford, Connecticut, you got a shot. But other than that, no, because I love love, but I. I don't officiate love, but thank you, Aiden. Thank you for the update there. Pat in South Korea. I think maybe the first caller from South Korea. Hey. Oh, hey, Dan. Yeah, Pat over here. South Korea. We get a lot of North Korea, believe it or not. Kim Jong, man, he is crazy. He loves us. So, Pat, what can I do for you in South Korea? There you go. That's what you got. Whoa. Hello, Dan. Yes. Yo. Okay. I was worried about you, Pat. Wow, man. Got a little worried. Hey, one. Hey, you guys are killing me with the Hawaii stuff out here. I mean, we work in Hawaii all the time. And, Paula, you're killing me. But the real call is I'm calling for my son. SEAN is turning 11 tomorrow, and we're here in South Korea, and we hear. We listen every morning to the podcast. So tomorrow will be August 26 for him, which will be a birthday. So if I hear it, if you guys can sing it tonight, he will definitely hear it in the morning. I think that'd be a great gift from the team. All right, what time is it there? It's 10:30 at night. Yeah, yeah, 10:30 at night. And doing a little bit of multitasking. I got a couple meetings, but I. But I got them on hold as I'm doing this. Trying to be that good dad. All right, here we go. And your son's name is? Sean. Sean. Alrighty. Happy birthday. Let's go. Thank you, guys. Thank you, Pat. Thank you. All right, Jeff in Columbus. Good morning, Jeff. What's on your mind today? Hey, good morning, Dan. I just wanted to touch on the. The Patrick Cantlay slow motion start to his hitting. I'm one of the. I run camera for networks and I do a lot of golf shows. And there's nothing worse than being out there on a tower at four or five hours a day. And then Patrick Cantlay comes up, and you're about to fall asleep in your viewfinder waiting for him to hit that ball. And you get your face in the viewfinder, you try to block all the light out and nobody can hear you. And you' yelling Hit the ball. Who are the worst offenders? Jeff Cantley's one. Sergio used to be. Brian Harmon used to be. He sped it up a little bit. Now, on the other end of that, you got to be careful if Dustin Johnson's coming up. You know, if you're doing a live show, that guy, he wastes no time in hitting, and he will hit it fast, even while the other ball that was hit first might be rolling on the green. And you can't come off that shot. And you look out there and there's Dustin Johnson in his backswing already. Ludwig Oberg is quick. Oberg is quick. Oberg is quick. We appreciate the quick ones. We really do. When you're ready to get out of there, you don't want to see Patrick Cantley coming up. Thank you, Jeff. Thank you for that update. Buddha in San Francisco. Hi, Buddha. What up, dp? Happy Monday, boys. Keep your head up, Fritzi. Best of the weekend, Dan. I found myself explaining to Lady Buddha in San Francisco yesterday who Fairway Jesus is. And I was like, yeah, you know, baby, like, you know, look at him. You know, he had. Back when he came onto the tour, he had longer hair, and it was really long and straight. Kind of looked like Jesus out there playing golf. And I was like, you know what? Never mind. I'm just happy for him. I was so stoked for him. Good job. Awesome to see that Bester of the weekend, my Dodgers, Dan, albeit not in their heaven. White unis hitting four home runs into heaven yesterday and spanking San Diego. Always nice to see that. And taking over that first place in that seesaw battle. And, Dan, I had a question for you. Do you guys. Are you guys doing the calendar this year? Yes, we are. In fact, we're shooting the final two months of the calendar this week. The French kid is coming in, and, yeah, the calendar is going to be coming out in time for the holidays. Thank you for the phone call. David in Ohio. Hi, David. Hey, Dan. Happy Monday. Best of the weekend. I listened to the Dan Patrick Show Takes a Gamble podcast. Just found out Shay's gonna be joining you in the man cave to watch the Cowboys and the Eagles. It sounds like. Had a few fun prop bet phrases Shea would say during the game. Over under one and a half times, he says the roommate. Over under nine and a half times, he says the F bomb. And over under, over under one and a half times, he says fraudulent. So I can't wait for that. Thank you. All right. Yeah, we haven't officially locked that in, but we had some people who wanted to know if we could watch the game together here in the man cave. That Thursday night game with Shea. Yes, Marv, but dp, that can't be live. No, no, no, no, no, no. Can't trust Shay, especially when it comes to the Cowboys. Like, he gets apoplectic. It's. It's crazy. So I don't. I can't. I don't know how we do that, but I'm taking it under consideration. But also under advisement of do I want to do this? But Shea is not. He won't be fun to watch that game with. Cause he will mention the ginger Jason Garrett. He'll mention Jerry. He's going to mention his roommate. He's not drinking anymore. I don't know if he's doing anything else, but he's not drinking anymore. So I gotta. I gotta give that some real thought here. Jake in Wisconsin. Hi, Jake. What up, dp? Hey, bud. Hey, man. How you been? But we've got best and worst for the. For this weekend. My best of the weekend. Been out here in New York for all week. So I attended the Traverse Stakes over in Saratoga Springs. Yeah. And those ponies are no joke, man. Those things are insane. Sovereignty absolutely dominated. Really cool weekend. Getting to see like 60,000 people at Saratoga. And then my somber moment of the weekend was over. Yesterday at Miller Park, Bob Kotsis and the Milwaukee brewers did a celebration of life for Bob Uecker. And it was one that. I mean, there weren't many dry eyes in the stadium, that's for sure. It was a. It was a cool event and cool to see Bob out there. I know him and Bob were both friends, so it was cool to see him pay his respect. Thank you, Jake. If you get a chance to go to Saratoga, that is a wonderful place. Certainly if you're going up there for horse racing. Beautiful in the summer, great in the fall. I still have Bob Euchre's phone number in my. I don't erase those numbers. I keep them there. I don't. I just can't come. I still have my mom's number in there. One of my good friends who passed away. I don't know, I just. Sometimes you're scrolling through and I've called or I text. I text my mom occasionally I just say, hey, thinking of you. And I look back on my Bob Euchre conversations that we would have over text. And it was. It just. It was a nice reminder of a guy who was. You know, he made a great career. He was funny, self deprecating. Inviting. He loved baseball. I think sometimes it may have gotten lost with his humor, but he loved baseball and how those players felt about him. And everybody had yuke on the back of their jersey and I'm glad Bob was out there and you know, brought in some current former players and it was nice. But Bob Euchre lived a wonderful life. Wonderful life. We'll take a break here. Our Play of the Day is up next. Fox Sports Radio has the best sports talk lineup in the nation. Catch all of our shows@foxsportsradio.com and within the iHeartRadio app. Search FSR to listen live this Labor Day. Say goodbye to spills, stains and overpriced furniture with washablesofas.com featuring Anabe, the only machine washable sofa inside and out where designer quality meets budget friendly pricing. 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Business owners, stay connected with your employees anywhere. Visit rapidradios.com for up to 60% off and free shipping. Shohei Ohtani hit a home run yesterday, his 45th of the year. He was being heckled by a Padre fan who was in the front row right by the dugout. And here's what it sounded like. Ohtani gets into one, headed out there to right center field. Kiss it goodbye. 45th of the season for Ohtani. First one against San Diego. There's a fan sitting right by the Dodger dugout that's been giving Ohtani heck all day. Every homers, he says, how you like that? Okay, why would you try to heckle Ohtani? How about just savor the moment that he's not doing anything against your team? I don't want to make him mad. He was over 10 with two walks before hitting that home run. And I've said this many, many times, there are certain players, when the ball hits the bat, it's different. And he is one of those guys. We talked to Mark Pryor, the Dodger pitching coach, and I talked to him about players that he faced. And there are certain guys, when they. They hit the ball, it just sounds different. And there's just that pop that you hear from Shohei Otonic, but they avoid the series sweep there more phone calls coming up. Fritzi has a new poll question. Yes, Fritzi, I don't. Just coming off of what you were just saying the other day. Actually, not the other day. Just said a little while ago. Got me thinking. I'm just trying to find what I sent. Here we go. Do you save the numbers of family and friends who have passed away on your phone? Yes. It provides me a sense of comfort and peace. No, they likely won't be able to respond to my calls and texts. Well, you got snarky there in death. Okay. But I did the same thing, actually, so I'm not making fun of it. I'm Just throwing it out there. You had me curious by making that comment that you save some of those. Yeah, those numbers. Yeah. I might be lazy and don't want to go in and erase him, but. No, it's just a reminder sometimes. And. And I will text my mom occasionally, and I could just imagine what her response would be. Well, and then when I got together with my brothers when we were fishing in Maine, we just everybody, you know, kind of started in on my mom. Their impersonation of my mom. Well, it always started with, well, do you guys keep people who have passed in your phone? Marvin? Yes, absolutely. Okay. Paulie? Yeah, I just have never taken him out. I don't know if I've. I've texted anyone. That's actually seems like a pretty healthy thing to do. I text my friend the day he died, and I text his phone, and his kids got the text like they had his phone, and they're like, oh, my gosh. I don't think Dan knows that Tom died. And I saw them weeks later and they were like, that text was kind of weird. I said I just wanted to say goodbye to him again. And they go, well, we had his phone and a text comes through and we're going, we have to tell him that, you know, dad died. Yes, Todd, how do you feel? I guess this is similar, but if someone still has a social media account or several accounts and they've passed away and you're still sending them notes, not expecting them obviously, to respond, but I guess is that kind of the same thing? Is that stranger they didn't shut down their account, the family member or whatever, and you're writing to them as, you know, as if they're still alive. You're writing a note to them. I haven't gotten anything that came back to me from somebody's phone number, but is it comforting to send a note or leave a message, I guess, to someone on social media or a voicemail or a text, knowing that they've passed away? Is that, you know, is that a healthy thing or needed to find closure in some other way? Why I was telling you that that's what I did. I know. I'm just asking. I'm asking the general public, not just. You're asking everybod in America. Yeah. If we were doing that. As opposed. Since we were doing a poll question, we're obviously interested in what other people. Oh, okay. I thought I'd answered that a couple of times. Yes, he's. He's asking the general public to weigh in on your behavior. If it's healthy or not. Oh, but he's doing it by putting it in a roundabout way through social media. And not the exact story you just told about texting your mom and your friend. Like on Facebook, if you're studying someone. I know. I can't believe you passed away six years ago. How's it going? I've been taking care of your dog. He's fine. Is that a good, healthy thing? I don't know. You tell me. I don't know what you're getting at. I'm thinking to each his own. But I think maybe you need to close the chapter and close the door. And I'm not sure where the social media account would still be open months or years later. You move on. I guess you have to. Doesn't mean you're, you know, you're forgetting that person. Are you saying what I'm doing is weird and not healthy and I need to have stopping saying that? I think it's just, you know, it's kind of like, just like to really give it another thought. Todd, shut. Okay, I, I, I'm, I'm doing this. Whatever finds you comfort. Exactly. But why do you. I want you to stop texting me and you're still alive. What happens at 4 o'? Clock? What happens at 4 o' clock in the morning? You actually get a response. I'm doing good, son. Thanks for thinking, man. Love miss you too. Okay, Yes. I love how Todd's tone has changed throughout this thing. Whereas first it was like I needed to be like a bunch of lunatics. And you're texting people that aren't even alive and you're like a crazy lunatic. How healthy is that? So, like, yes, do what needs to be done to have some closure in your life. Yes, of course. It works for me, Todd, if it works for you, that's great. Okay. I don't know what you're projecting here. No, projecting, yes. It feels similar kind of things, you know, that you wonder about or like, why do I still have this person? I didn't wonder that. I just told. I gave you my story. You just do it. I think about it. You just, you know, you just do the thing. All right. Oh, by the way, Ken Griffey Jr. He retired in 2010. He is getting, I think his last paycheck of $3.6 million, I think from the Reds. I think he's still on the payroll with them. So this is deferred salary that he took $3.6 million. But I think this is the final year. So 15 years he's been getting that kind of. Yes, Todd, this is not about death. And Bonilla. How could you not think of Bonilla? He's got it till like 35. Or is that. When is that over? Getting a million dollars a year from the Mets in perpetuity. Maybe you could have Googled that before you brought it up. I could. I just thought of it. I just wanted to put it out there. Thank you, Todd. Yes. Paul Ohtani's deferment is the greatest of all time. He's going to be paid $28 million a year starting, like seven years from now. Starting seven years. But how long will he get? $28 million a year from 2034. So 2043. He'll make 28. Two per year. Okay. Dang seaton. Do you want to update the poll results? Did we settle on one? I'm not going to do Todd's about keeping phone numbers of people who've died. Well, you're not going to do that one. But I am. We've got up there right now. Do you keep the numbers of people who have passed away on your phone? Right now, 74% of the audience say yes. This is getting a lot of reaction on social media. Okay. We also have an update to that that we'll get after the break. All right, Chris Collinsworth will join us. What I would like to say for the record, this is not meant to be insensitive. I was not making fun of you and I don't want to go into break. Todd, we're going to break one hour in the books. 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