Unidentified Male Fan 1 (1:26)

Oh, that's right. It's peanuts.

Bobby (1:27)

Peanuts. Peanuts for me, man.

Ronnie (1:28)

Peanuts.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (1:29)

It's a good debate. Peanuts versus crackers.

Ronnie (1:31)

That is another good debate.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (1:33)

But, yeah, that. For me, that's. That's the tradition I like the best. Like, I don't know. It's kind of just a universal thing. I think there's. Every single ballpark in America has Cracker Jacks. And then obviously they've got hot dogs.

Ronnie (1:43)

So I have something real quick on the. On the peanuts thing. So yesterday we were at the. At the Cardinals minor league or spring training game, and I guess somebody in the stands had peanuts, right? And we were there, we had just walked into the stadium, and I heard this lady that works there saying, hey, Tom. Tom, can you go up there and tell that guy that he can't be throwing the peanuts on the ground because he doesn't realize that there's a hole in the ground, so all the peanuts are falling on the people below them.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (2:13)

That's awesome. That's. It is funny because when you go to baseball games and you walk through the rows, there's just, like, freaking peanut shells everywhere. Like, it's like everywhere.

Bobby (2:25)

It's like everywhere.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (2:26)

Sesame seeds.

Ronnie (2:27)

Yeah, that's in the dugout. Yeah. Not the sunflower seeds.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (2:30)

Yeah, sunflower seeds.

Ronnie (2:32)

Yeah. Bobby, what do you got?

Bobby (2:34)

Yeah, Yeah. I think that this is for football or baseball. Me and my dad, we go to a game. You just go. We get. We'd get a Mountain Dew and a bag of peanuts. It was a given. I think that for sure, if you're playing. Yeah, dude. Melon Dew and peanuts, dude. Every game we'd go. Wake Forest football games. Because we live right near the stadium. And, dude, if you're playing. Yeah, you got to have the sunflower seeds in the back pocket, dude. It's all right. If you're standing in the outfield, you don't have sunflower seeds. You're like, yeah, I'm about to up something up. Like this. Something's wrong here. I don't feel right. Something's off.

Ronnie (3:06)

Yeah.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (3:06)

Sunflower seeds are like Big League chew. These guys are chewing on something. Yeah.

Ronnie (3:12)

I think Big League Chew is elite, bro. Oh, my God. That's sour apple flavor.

Bobby (3:17)

The great Big League, too.

Ronnie (3:18)

I'm more of a sour apple guy, but grape is good.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (3:20)

I'm a grapehead. I actually do. I do grape as well, dude. Big League Chews is elite.

Ronnie (3:28)

I'm trying to think my.

Bobby (3:29)

That's probably like, lower. Lower. Lower level baseball, maybe T ball into, like, you know, minors. Then you, you know, you graduate into the sunflower seeds. You got to earn the sunflower seeds, but yes. And a blue Gatorade for sure.

Ronnie (3:41)

That or dip.

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Bobby (4:32)

if

Ronnie (4:33)

you the concept of bigly chew, right? Like that stringy kind of. Just put it in your mouth is. Is originated from, like, the concept of dip, for sure.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (4:39)

Some. Some can say Bigly Chew is a gateway drug to dip.

Bobby (4:48)

It's misleading, that's for sure.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (4:49)

Yeah, yeah. That's crazy.

Ronnie (4:51)

I, I, you know what I would say for me, obviously, go with the classic dog, right? You know, the, the peanuts and Cracker Jack. All that is definitely part of the, of the cause. I would say, though, I don't know why the national anthem just hits different. At a baseball game. Like Pack Stadium, opening day, sun shining like ballpark open. It's Wednesday at noon. Everyone's just not working.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (5:15)

That's.

Ronnie (5:17)

It's insane. Especially like when you go to places like Fenway and Wrigley. It's Wednesday at noon. Yeah. There's 40, 000 people in the stadium packed. And it's just everyone's drinking and having a good time. Like, to me, there's just like a different energy. Especially like opening day or just like a big baseball game. The culture is, is electric when it comes to that because it's like middle of the week and it's just packed.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (5:40)

It's. Yeah, no, I'm with you.

Bobby (5:42)

I think one thing you just go ahead.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (5:44)

No, no, go.

Bobby (5:46)

I just think one thing you just made me realize, and you're right, is like the atmosphere of baseball is just different. Like when you're at a football field, it can be the most, the beautifulest football field ever. But you don't think about the grass. Baseball, dude, you got your car, you got your hot dog, you got the smells in the air, you can hear the birds. Because it's kind of low key. It's chill, dude. This fresh cut grass, the perfectly combed sand, you're like, oh, yeah, this is it. This is it. You're actually right. That's something I didn't even think about. When you really put yourself in that seat.

Ronnie (6:12)

Yeah.

Bobby (6:12)

Baseball's like entire. You can sit on the hill, dude. The hill is a whole different experience.

Ronnie (6:17)

Yeah, it's a, there's a feel. I don't know what it is, but it, it is that the air is fresher, the sounds are crisper, it's elite.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (6:26)

Yeah. And then like on top of that, on top of the national anthem, because that, the national anthem for me, I mean, I get goosebumps at every sporting event. Like I said, especially big ones, like electric. Especially when you're playing Canada or something. But, but like also, like to that point, the seventh inning stretch is also sick.

Ronnie (6:43)

Like, it's like a cool, like, that's

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (6:45)

like a, just a cool moment that, Especially if you go somewhere like a Fenway or Wrigley like it's just cool being a part of it. So baseball's got some fun traditions that, that kind of make it stand out.

Ronnie (6:54)

The seventh inning stretch, a couple beers in, you're probably putting your arm next to the guy that you have no idea who he is and you're just swaying side to side singing a song with this guy.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (7:05)

That's so true. That is so true. Stranger. Oh man. We gotta, we gotta hit. We gotta hit it. We gotta hit a game.

Ronnie (7:13)

Opening day, March 26 for the Marlins.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (7:16)

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Ronnie (7:19)

I think I'm going too.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (7:21)

Yeah.

Ronnie (7:21)

Yeah, I think so.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (7:22)

Let's go.

Ronnie (7:24)

Let me see here real quick. Opening Day, March 27, 7:10pm at Lone Depot Park.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (7:32)

They're usually during the day like I remember like cuz my parents, my parents go every year to opening day and it's like always at like 3:00 clock I'm like, Dude, like I can't really go but. But like at night, seven o' clock night, hopefully it's going to be a nice night. So it's open. It's going to be cool.

Ronnie (7:50)

Marlin's, I think it was last year or two years ago because of those like daytime games, they had a work from the park ticket.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (7:57)

Dude, that's sick.

Ronnie (7:58)

It was like I'm going to be doing bring your laptop, connect to the WI fi and you're just. You're taking teams. You're taking teams. Meetings from, from the ballpark.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (8:06)

Yeah. Dude, that's actually sick. Like you're like on. Yeah, you're on a team's call. Someone hits a home run. Elite. That's awesome. We do got to do green.

Bobby (8:16)

Your green screen start flickering.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (8:18)

Yeah.

Bobby (8:21)

Andre, where are you?

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (8:22)

I'm in. Yeah. Yeah.

Ronnie (8:24)

I don't know.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (8:25)

Where are you?

Bobby (8:27)

Your bookshelf is butchered. Oh, Andre, between those two books, there's a man eating a hot dog. Where are you?

Ronnie (8:37)

Another. This isn't a tradition, but iconic moments in baseball games is the dad that's carrying the baby in one hand or the beer in the other and catches like a ball with the beer in his hand. Electric it.

Unidentified Male Fan 1 (8:49)

Whenever that happens, whoever does that automatically becomes due to the week. That's 1000 auto dude of the week. If you're catching, catching foul balls or a home run with your beer cup and a baby in your hand.

Ronnie (9:01)

Electric. I love that.

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