Richie

I think it's phenomenal.

I have no issue.

You know, I was thinking when when Eddie Anson, the phone.

You know, I'm calling 38 years.

He's one of the most polite guys.

You feel like you're in a restaurant.

You feel like the major D is taking you one on one.

He is so easy and affable to talk to.

And I've dealt with a lot of the gruff people.

And I've said, guys, you are the link that gets us to the show.

So we kind of feel a little uncomfortable, especially in the beginning when I called.

And Eddie has always been a light, you know, so it was just great to hear his voice.

uh hey geo so hey jared let me tell you you know i got to see tiger at at augusta i i went a few times one of my friends called as a member so we were lucky enough to go see him in his prime and i gotta tell you you know that was the most special thing to see him i i was you know basically obsessed with just every weekend seeing him play sure i saw him at the u.s open at beth page

All right.

So, you know, I got to tell you, I never want to see him step on a golf course again.

I don't ever want to see him ever try to even go on to champions tour again, because if you see him and I've watched, and I'll be honest with you, like four or five years ago, I saw him at a golf course called the medalist down in Florida.

When he walks, he'll never walk right again.

He'll never be healthy.

My point to you is, what you're saying is, he's never going to be healthy like that.

And if he's not, he shouldn't play.