The Big Suey: David Samson's Case For The Marlins Hall of Fame
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David Sampson is with us. Look at his face. David Sampson is seething. He's so mad. David, look. What's he mad about? David, we're a sloppy outfit. We're not always on time. I'm sorry you're so punctual, and I'm sorry we made you wait eight minutes.
It not even eight minutes Canadian. It's 9.52. Yeah.
Okay. I'm sorry we made you wait 12 minutes, David. I'm sorry. I'm genuinely sorry. I was dealing with, I'm dealing with crisis management here.
Then it's my fault. I didn't realize that in the middle of a show, there's a crisis that requires you to do this. But that's fine. I believe in you and your ability to discern crises.
OK, but while we're normally sloppy, late and inconsiderate in this particular case, would you afford me the trust that I was handling something? And I know you've made it plenty clear that if we're a few minutes late, you're going to have sour, sour smell face as soon as we start.
I don't know what sour smell taste is. I merely am just sitting here. Can we start, though? Have we even started yet?
We have started.
We have started.
It's just. Hello, Stu.
When I did, when we started, you had a sour face as if you weren't happy to be here. And I believe that you should be happy to be here because you've got a successful podcast and because we've helped make you a successful podcast. And what do you what do you what's funny about that?
I am overwhelmed with gratitude. Overwhelmed, like it towers over me every day. It makes me feel four foot five. That's how heavy the gratitude is that I carry with me every day for being in your orbit. Of course, I love you and your show. But I also understand having been there last week when you were in New Orleans, I should point out, regardless of your view or the audience's view, we were on time. Oh, so you're going to blame me for this? It's hard to not blame you because I've been there with you. And somehow you just get into conversations during a break that's supposed to be 30 seconds. And I have Chris Cody just texting me. Hey, man, sorry about this. I can't get him to stop.
Dan runs on Cuban time. That's the time that we run on here. We don't run on American time. We run on Cuban time.
I don't think Chris wanted that out there. He was waiting, so it was just a, hey, we'll be a second. Dan's talking. That's all he said.
One of the rules that I changed at the Marlins is that I no longer accepted Cuban time. When I got to Miami, that was a thing that I was told that, hey, the meeting may not start on time because we have something called Cuban time here. And I said, I don't know what that means. When there's a game at 7.05, the game's at 7.05. When there's a marketing meeting at 3.10, it's at 3.10. So I don't really understand how you can use a great culture with amazing smells that I'm jealous of as an excuse to be late.
I was arguing with someone.
And it wasn't me. It was it was not.
Now I don't believe any of it. And so we were busy, and it's not Cuban time. You were looking at me. You could see on the screen. Anyway, all right, we will start. Nothing Personal is the name of his podcast, and he's also doing the sporting class with Pablo Torre and John Skipper.
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