Tony Reali

Let's say it again. You didn't pick up the phone. I was on a block in Williamsburg. There were...

Let's say it again. You didn't pick up the phone. I was on a block in Williamsburg. There were...

Let's say it again. You didn't pick up the phone. I was on a block in Williamsburg. There were...

Yeah, we all have those calls in our life. It's amazing that you have it saved. I don't have the call during the Super Bowl, you know, that I got. And that's a wonderful thing that you do have that time capsule. I think, you know, one thing I always want to be aware of is that That was going to be a moment for you, right? You were going to be on TV. You were going to be on ESPN.

Yeah, we all have those calls in our life. It's amazing that you have it saved. I don't have the call during the Super Bowl, you know, that I got. And that's a wonderful thing that you do have that time capsule. I think, you know, one thing I always want to be aware of is that That was going to be a moment for you, right? You were going to be on TV. You were going to be on ESPN.

Yeah, we all have those calls in our life. It's amazing that you have it saved. I don't have the call during the Super Bowl, you know, that I got. And that's a wonderful thing that you do have that time capsule. I think, you know, one thing I always want to be aware of is that That was going to be a moment for you, right? You were going to be on TV. You were going to be on ESPN.

And your mom was going to be watching. Your pop was going to be watching.

And your mom was going to be watching. Your pop was going to be watching.

And your mom was going to be watching. Your pop was going to be watching.

have taken and been inspired by which is to take the show seriously but not yourself i think every show likes to like to feel that it does that right it was a big part for me self-deprecating you know in some ways but that was also built into the

have taken and been inspired by which is to take the show seriously but not yourself i think every show likes to like to feel that it does that right it was a big part for me self-deprecating you know in some ways but that was also built into the

have taken and been inspired by which is to take the show seriously but not yourself i think every show likes to like to feel that it does that right it was a big part for me self-deprecating you know in some ways but that was also built into the

pti fabric as well wonderfully you know tony's getting dressed up so we didn't invent any of that but i i definitely pushed it i wanted to push it you know again so so that's part of it and that will also be evident in the next place i am uh gonna briefly bring it back to ricky

pti fabric as well wonderfully you know tony's getting dressed up so we didn't invent any of that but i i definitely pushed it i wanted to push it you know again so so that's part of it and that will also be evident in the next place i am uh gonna briefly bring it back to ricky

pti fabric as well wonderfully you know tony's getting dressed up so we didn't invent any of that but i i definitely pushed it i wanted to push it you know again so so that's part of it and that will also be evident in the next place i am uh gonna briefly bring it back to ricky

Well, that stuff is the other part of it, right? Kalasho had the great line where he said, I'm still not familiar what show he's doing, but we're doing Around the Horn. And that's great, you know?

Well, that stuff is the other part of it, right? Kalasho had the great line where he said, I'm still not familiar what show he's doing, but we're doing Around the Horn. And that's great, you know?

Well, that stuff is the other part of it, right? Kalasho had the great line where he said, I'm still not familiar what show he's doing, but we're doing Around the Horn. And that's great, you know?

And I always appreciated that we had, you know, somebody who wanted to be a little performative in a cartoon character and somebody who wanted to be a professor of journalism or, you know, is now like Blackstone and somebody who was as dry and hilarious as Kalash. I loved him and I loved him.

And I always appreciated that we had, you know, somebody who wanted to be a little performative in a cartoon character and somebody who wanted to be a professor of journalism or, you know, is now like Blackstone and somebody who was as dry and hilarious as Kalash. I loved him and I loved him.