Diana Rossini

But I think people start talking about it.

Yep.

I've stood next to them.

Yeah.

I've had a lot of stories break in bars and I had one last year.

Whereas remember when the Giants were interested in Matthew Stafford, we weren't sure if Stafford was going back and Vegas gave him that huge offer.

And New York was really hoping that he would go there.

And I think we all were like, yeah, he's not doing that.

But the Giants had hope.

And I was at Prime and it was probably like one o'clock in the morning.

And I was like, okay, I gotta go home.

I have a flight in the morning.

And I just saw some people who I knew would know about the situation walk in.

And I just did a loop, went right back in and found out that Stafford was going into the Rams facility in like four hours to tell Sean McVay that he wanted to be there and that he wants to do a deal.

And so I just wrote the story from the airport when I wound up taking, I never went to bed.

No, I beat Schrager on that story.

It's fun.

forget the bar situation, it's every day, right?

Of you wind up talking to so many people because you have a great relationship with them and there are some relationships where you're talking so often and you're sharing life stuff as well, like family and you get to know each other and I'm like,

Wait, did he want me to know that?