Dan Le Batard

But for Friendly, they have the same tradition, the eagle flying.

And he's like, this is the most absurd stadium experience ever, which is a fun part of the World Cup, non-World Cup venues.

England played in Tampa, and they were really confused as to why there was a pirate ship in the end zone.

And the Americans that were there supporting England started the wave, and the English people were like, no.

They literally waved their finger and said, no, we're not doing that.

Good.

I'm not anti-wave.

I'm anti-wave during certain situations.

Laws in the action, go get your wave on.

Our team's on offense, what are you doing?

You don't do the wave when your team's on offense.

So I think there's some nuance to the wave game.

Summer always hits different once the big game starts stacking up.

Now you've got finals games on every other night, baseball's rolling all week, racing on the weekends, and suddenly, everybody's looking for an excuse to get together.

The other night, a buddy texted me, we've got the game on, come through.

I figured I'd stop by for maybe an hour.

That was optimistic.

Next thing you know, everybody's locked into the game and we're all part of the coaching staff.

Somebody's yelling at the ref.

Somebody else is suddenly an expert on pitch strategy.