Tony Kornheiser

Ask someone if you can share their table with them.

The answer is always yes.

And find out there a 50-something guy from Southern California has watched every shot of every Masters since he was 10 and has finally made it to Augusta.

The pure joy in his voice is awesome.

By the way, in May, I will get to play Augusta National for the second time.

It took me about a nanosecond to decide to pass up my 50th high school reunion to go.

I wrote you after the first time, and I'll report back in May.

As also, thank you to Michael and Nigel for everything that you do.

That's a lovely email.

From Mike Corey in Rochester Hills, Michigan.

This past week, I spent two wonderful days in Keeneland and Lexington watching and betting on the thoroughbreds.

I often say that Keeneland is the horse racing, what Augusta is the golf, hallowed ground.

I was very excited to see that friend of the show horse trainer Kenny McPeak had horses entered.

Yeah.

I picked another horse that I liked and boxed them in the X-Acto for $5.

I needed them to finish one and two.

That is just what they did.

It paid $65 with Chatter coming in second.

If Chatter had come in first, the ticket would have been closer to $100.

But I think we all know better than to count on Chatter for a huge financial return.