David Cohn

The Yankee first World Series in 96 was unbelievable.

And the Canyon of Heroes and going through that.

It's worth it.

When you get to a ticker tape parade, whatever it is in whatever city you're in, if you get to that and you get to experience that, it's worth it.

I promise you.

As a player, as a fan, if you go visit it or if you go see it, it's absolutely worth everything.

Yeah, no, they're generous.

There's no egos in there.

That helps.

They don't care.

We don't care who gets credit.

We just in who says what or who brings up the salient points here or there.

It's more about just that we really feel each other, try to help each other.

We cover for each other.

And there's a trust.

That builds a trust, I think, that I find important, as opposed to somebody who's disagreeing all the time for a point-counterpoint type of production, which I never really liked.

But, you know, at times we've disagreed, and it's been organic.

But when you try to manufacture that sort of point-counterpoint thing, it never really works in the long run for me.

So the trust that we have really, to me, has been one of the keys.

My pleasure.