Sean Farish

And a lot of people have been served this.

I call them outrage addicts, right, because they are literally addicted.

to being upset about something.

They couldn't even go 24 hours after our hockey team won without complaining that Kash Patel drank a beer.

They don't know that Kash Patel's a hockey player, that he grew up on Long Island, that yes, he is a New York Islanders fan, which makes me very happy because I'm a New York Islanders fan too, hence why I'm wearing the hat.

But you know, I'm looking at this and I'm watching these people and you mentioned like the locker room and I love sports, big sports guy.

You know, sometimes you get what's called a locker room cancer, right?

It's some guy who is not in it because of the team.

He's in it because he wants the ball.

He wants to take every shot.

He wants every at-bat.

You know, he wants the story to be about him, him, him, him, him.

And you have to get rid of somebody like that because they're not helping the team win.

And unfortunately, you know, the term cancer is a very serious disease.

But, and you know this better than anybody, when you're fighting cancer, you know, sometimes some healthy tissue has to be, you know, impacted negatively when you're fighting it.

Because if you don't, it's going to kill you, right?

So there is some push and pull.

There is some give and take.

And I'm not saying that everybody who has an opinion different of mine is a cancer.

We know exactly who we're talking about here.