Gio

Not on the card's a problem.

It is, but they are off and running with round two, just gazing at the guys that are out on the course.

Wyndham Clark, a couple of early red numbers here to get to minus three, so he's two shots back.

of both Rory McIlroy and Sam Burns, who shared the lead after round one at five under par.

That brings us to moment of the day, which involves the Masters.

So just a little setup here from Gio out of the open, talking about how his round one bets kind of went south right out of the gate, including Robert McIntyre being part of the guys he was on yesterday.

With a middle finger.

So he's flipping the bird at the ball.

He's slamming clubs.

So I figured you must have known going into the round that you had the tank mush working against you.

But I was able to come in in the next segment and reveal that to you and bring it to your attention for the first time.

Now, I assume you did all of that prior to seeing that a certain someone else was on him?

No.

Oh, yeah.

The tank mush.

Oh!

I got three of these, by the way, so we'll just hit them one at a time, if we may.

He shot 80 yesterday.

The logic makes sense, but when Mike touches it, it seems to just disintegrate, and you got caught up in that yesterday.

When did you have to lock all that in?