Transition: Laurence Holmes is back
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Who are the guests featured in this episode?
Who were you referring to when you said that this morning on Mullion Hall?
Mark the Albatross Grogan.
Albatross is so appropriate. You're right. How dare you, sir?
No punches pulled. Right in he goes.
Can we just call him Tross for short?
Tross.
Can I give you guys the quick text back and forth?
Oh, yeah.
Since then, since then. It's all love. He writes, because he and I are doing Inside the Clubhouse next Saturday at Gallagher Way. He says, see you on the 23rd, pal.
What humorous banter occurs between the hosts?
And then I wrote, be ready. And he wrote back, 16-ounce gloves, pally. I like that. I like that.
I can't believe this is going to be in public for everybody to see at Gallagher Way, too.
You made the text. Here's the last one. Note from Bruce. And I told him, it's on, pal. And he wrote back, Layla will manage my corner. Try and beat that. I got my guy Marshall right here. Marshall, you going to be my corner?
I'm going to be on the side of Bruce Levine. What should we do?
What is the significance of the upcoming Inside the Clubhouse event?
I will bring a white towel, and before it even gets started, I'm just going to throw it.
That's probably a good idea. I'd bet on Bruce, too.
I am really excited for that upcoming episode of inside.
I am too. Actually, I really am excited about that.
Thanks to everybody who came out. Thanks to our audience who came out today. Uh, congratulations again to Mark who won. Thanks to our guest, Adam Amin for joining us in studio. That was tremendous. Thanks to Rich Wyatt for the sphere lights presentation. Thanks to Connor O'Donnell for bringing Bruce into the monitors. Like we're in a major TV studio. Uh,
How did Brandon Fryer's injury come up in the conversation?
Thanks to Max Curtis, Jacob Studds, Cody Westerlin, Ray Diaz, Tyler Ferengel. I saw David Dykstra helping us out as well, too, today. So thanks to David. And now, I believe they are back together. Is it true that our transition, which is brought to you by Torque Coatings, high-performance coatings for your home or business, trqcoatings.com, is bringing in Matt Spiegel and Lawrence Holmes?
It is. Hello!
He's back!
That's right. Bam. Welcome back, Lawrence. And what a way to get welcome back. I got two hugs from Adam Amin. Oh, man. I saw him when he left.
What are the hosts' thoughts on the White Sox's performance?
How many ribs did he break? Just the one. Okay. Just the one. You don't need that one.
Brandon Fryer says the ribs, the broken ribs. Shout out to Brandon Fryer. Hope you're doing well, pal. You know about Brandon Fryer, don't you, Lawrence? Did you hear about Brandon Fryer? No. Did he actually break a rib? Yeah, he did. Or at least bruised rib or broke a rib. Is that why I haven't seen him?
How do the hosts feel about the Cubs' chances this season?
Just one rib? Yeah. How much for just one rib? Yeah, yeah. A little fender bender, right? A little fender bender on the way to work earlier this week. I've been texting with him. He's doing fine. I didn't know that. But we miss him.
So that's why Baby T has been here since he's been out. That's right.
You're doing a great job, man. You sound great, but we're always thinking about Brandon Fryer. So he does help out on this show a lot.
What insights do the hosts share about player contracts?
Baby T has been here since 3.30 in the morning, and he's about to finish his shift. And Tyler, if you don't mind, if you could say, Tyler will be taken care of by the bosses, and you're going to be sure that that happens, right? Oh, Baby T is not walking out here empty-handed, I can assure you that much.
You can see Ryan Porth's eyes just in the third person, though.
Rich just did the lights after the baby tees. It's time.
The next step in baby tees development is to get cocky.
It's happening. I kind of like it. I like it, too. He deserves to. He does deserve to. It's almost like he's come online now. Oh, no. That's scary.
What is the final message from the hosts to the audience?
Baby T has the upper hand.
He's online now. As someone who has seen Determinator, that's scary.
Yes. Now that he is fully actualized and sentient, Baby T needs his money.
And all the Baby Ts are going to join together. That's right. And rise up together. The uprising of Baby Ts is coming. Where's my money, man?
What did Chuck Berry say before every appearance? Show me my money? Show me my money.
Yeah, and then afterwards he said something else.
That's not... We're not going to talk about... Come and give your daddy his breakfast.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who are the guests featured in this episode?
0:00–0:36
2
What humorous banter occurs between the hosts?
0:36–1:06
3
What is the significance of the upcoming Inside the Clubhouse event?
1:06–1:43
4
How did Brandon Fryer's injury come up in the conversation?
1:43–2:20
5
What are the hosts' thoughts on the White Sox's performance?
2:20–2:40
6
How do the hosts feel about the Cubs' chances this season?
2:40–3:05
7
What insights do the hosts share about player contracts?
3:05–3:46
8
What is the final message from the hosts to the audience?
3:46–13:56
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