Jeremy Taché

The others, they all learn from me.

If he had said that in that voice.

Zaslow, how are you holding up right now?

Because you've had a meteoric rise through the industry, a career rejuvenation here.

I have not watched the Masters in the other room, but I just saw The Miz and Jason Kelsey.

Zaslow...

is watching his television, and I'm watching all of you.

And it's funny, after hearing Mike say, wake up and smell the coffee, and David Sampson say, you can't fight City Hall, we're now the show old enough

To protect the Masters' delicate sensibilities and golf country club away from the McAfee's and the Kelsey's and don't ruin my good time Augusta Thursdays where I can get the right food for a dollar because we're going back to the 1950s on the former plantations known as a place that was owned by the Masters.

They're going to try.

Look, this is the future of sports entertainment.

These are the people who run sports now.

Don't be precious about Burt Kreischer's in your Netflix outfield on opening day.

Like, the people who run sports now.

You're offending, though, the delicate sensibilities of somebody who wants their sweet, charming Augusta fairways on a Thursday afternoon to be quiet, serene and a visit to a to a quainter time when programming now shifts.

Toward, hey, we've got wrestling too.

The Miz needs to get out here and promote what he's got because this is how networks always build.

We have the stars from the other things come and build a bigger network.

They're in the television game.

What are you being precious about?