Boomer

And I know Al doesn't, I know he doesn't believe me when I say it.

I've told my wife, you got to put a camera on me once on a football Sunday.

You probably don't believe it either.

I don't look at my phone when I put a game on.

I don't text.

I don't scroll.

Yet I will look at my son who's 21 and he can't get through a series without looking at the phone and the notifications and who scored and who did what.

And I'm like, well, I mean, do you have, do you have, you know, are you betting or you've been fantasy football?

No, I don't bet.

So that's, that's why, you know,

I guess, but my point is I have a much, maybe because I'm older, I have more of the attention span to actually watch the game as opposed to I need something to entertain me more.

And I think that's what these networks are trying to figure out.

Like, how the hell do we bridge the gap from the old guy to the younger guy?

And then obviously I think someone like myself falls in between because the younger generation just doesn't want to sit there for three hours and watch it.

Yeah, I mean, to me, like opening day, I understand the lore of opening day, but still it's a one of 162.

Sure.

It's baseball.

They're trying to maybe, like, you know, spice things up because it's one game in a regular season, essentially.

The Masters happens once a year.

You know?