Courtney Finnicum

That's right.

The French toast sticks for opening day tickets.

Take my brunch at the ballpark idea, but just, you know.

Call it Courtney.

Courtney's Courtney's cocktails.

Courtney's brunch.

I don't know.

Courtney's cafe.

I mean, listen, all of a sudden, you know, I'm, I'm in front of, you know, all these spring training sites and I have a cafe at the ballpark.

You said, this is the last thing I want to talk to you about.

So am I, for some reason, my muscle gets somewhere else to go.

Oh, I'm, I could be here all night talking.

I actually, I do like that question.

I am going to give you, I think, it might be considered a little bit of a cliche response.

It will be from the heart.

But I really do feel that when I walk into Sox Park on April 2nd,

All of whatever's going on in my head, whatever ideas I didn't get through with the White Sox about my cafe, whatever's going on with my work, podcast, whatever, I am telling you, I will leave it at the door.

And I will go in and I will truly, truly focus on what I'm there for, and that's to enjoy baseball.

be back in the ballpark after six months and be there with my dad.

I mean, that is, that is the goal, right?