Chip Caray

and off and away he went.

So he had a blast.

He had a great time.

He's welcome any time.

He really loved doing it.

I said, I'm glad you had a good time, but hopefully not good enough that you want my job because I still have a kid to put through college at this point.

So he laughed, but hopefully we'll get a chance to do that another time.

Correct.

Be themselves.

You know, it's hard enough to get through on your own merits, but it's even tougher, I think, for them in a world where the N-word immediately comes to mind, and that word is nepotism.

You know, they're incredibly talented kids who didn't have a choice to whom they were born, but they are very, very talented and gifted and love the game and are very,

very very good at their craft chris is learning every day he's in a great spot with uh with sacramento now they'll be going to las vegas i mean to be 28 and single and getting a chance to work in vegas yeah life's tough for him and for stephan his first opportunity we hope is right around the

corner.

He's just as talented, just as capable.

It's just not his time at this current moment, but we hope that's going to change before opening day.

But the advice that I've given them is, as I said, be themselves.

You are a limited edition of one.

There's nobody else like you, so be you.

And these two are identical twins, but they couldn't be more different in many ways in the way that they

go about their lives and their business and how they see their profession.