Dan Le Batard

How surprised are you that the 2017 Shanghai Masters double champion John Isner is all about this sport?

Chris, can you just get me the sound isolated of a frustrated Unda?

Yeah, we got to play that for Ron McGill and ask him what kind of animal that is.

David, that's not even, my guess is... We love his passion.

It's such a low-volume chat, David, of all the chats, too.

It's hilarious.

I'm guessing that there's not a lot of activity on that chat, but you're inundated by what seems like a lot of activity to you.

I also feel like I need to correct you, and I don't think that Haile is popular in either Hawaii or the Philippines.

It is in the Philippines.

It's actively played in the Philippines, the Basque Country, and Florida.

I didn't know about Hawaii.

Well, as you know, Dan, Hawaii is a huge state for us and our show, and no one told me, hey, there's a front on.

By the way, I've Googled it, and they said, Haile is not big in Hawaii.

That was one of the answers.

And also, the Philippines banned Haile in 1986.

So I don't know if they're still playing over there.

No, it's back, Jack.

Robin is an instructor there.

In 1986, they had a band.

They tore down the major Hi-Li building in 2000.