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How is Tony's vegetable garden faring in the early heat?
Hey, it's Tony. On today's show, we'll talk baseball with Mark Feinstein, and we'll check in with Tim Legler about that huge comeback win by the Knicks in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals last night. But first, commerce.
Previously on the Tony Kornheiser Show. You know, normally I'll go just the regular, but salt and vinegars are the ones. But if I'll sit there like a complete fat slob and eat the whole sleeve, if you eat a whole sleeve of Pringles and they're the salt and vinegars, I mean, your tongue and mouth might have problems for a couple of days. It's not recommended, but, God, they're delicious.
So you sit there with that entire canister? There must be hundreds of them in there. Yeah, don't tell Val Sands. We don't do that when Val Sands is in there.
This is General George Washington, and you're listening to The Tony Kornheiser Show.
I have to say that I love when Steve refers to his wife as Val Sands all the time. He never calls her Val. It's always Val Sands.
It just makes me so happy. It's brought up right. To listen to that. 80 to 100 chips approximately in a can of Pringles.
It's just too much.
What happened in the Knicks vs. Cavaliers game?
Once you pop.
It's too much. It's too much. Um... We had two incredibly hot days, Monday and Tuesday. Is today going to be that hot as well? There's supposed to be storms.
Yeah, chances of some big storms later this afternoon. Yes to the heat, not as bad as yesterday. Yesterday was worse than Monday.
So I go out early in the morning to check on the tomatoes and peppers all the time. And then I go out around noon with a big jug of water. Neighborhood watch. You know, to pour water on the tomatoes and the peppers. That's all we have in the ground. You may have noticed we don't have potatoes in the ground. Not yet. We're hoping to have potatoes in the ground Memorial Day. The potatoes are slowly rotting. It's okay. We're hoping for that.
We have a lot of different people working on this now. The tomatoes have been procured. They are safely tucked away in the pantry. Have you seen the potatoes?
There is a dispute on the potatoes. The dispute is there is some reason to believe the potatoes have to be organic potatoes. The potatoes that are in the pantry are not labeled organic.
Are they organic? Do we know?
I don't know. I would have thought that everything was organic just by definition. I think you leave the potatoes alone. They'll sprout. Okay, well, that's what we're doing. Don't you think we should put them in a brown paper bag? I put a brown paper bag next to them, which I think is good enough.
That doesn't mean anything. That should work.
That doesn't mean anything. Anyway, so I go out and I do this with the tomatoes and the peppers. It was so hot yesterday and so bright that when I got out there, The two peppers closest to the brightest light, the brightest light, appeared to have died. They were completely, yes, they were completely limp. The other vegetables were not. They were completely limp and I almost started to cry. I got more water and more water. And then by 4 o'clock, they were alive again. They were alive again. I felt so good about that.
You were preserving their energy.
I felt that I had brought them back to life.
Oh, you tried to kill them with all that water. Slowly boil the roots.
That's certainly possible. I felt very good about that. This morning I went out and they were okay. But it's only 80 now. It's not 95 and blistering sunshine or anything like that. You're probably wondering why I'm not talking about the Knicks and the Cavaliers. Well, Tim Ledler is going to be on with us. We'll ask him all the appropriate questions like, did you ever see a dog show like that in your life? And why is the coach sitting on the timeouts? Yeah, you get the carryover timeouts. Why is James Harden out there at all on defense? Can't you call a timeout and hide James Harden from Brunson? Now, there are some of us who did say on the television yesterday that Now, I said I'm cognizant of what happened in Oklahoma City.
But Cleveland doesn't have Wemba Nyama. And New York has Jalen Brunson, who I said I believe when the spotlight gets bright, he's going to be great.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How is Tony's vegetable garden faring in the early heat?
0:00–1:11
2
What happened in the Knicks vs. Cavaliers game?
1:11–4:56
3
What insights does Mark Feinsand share about the Phillies' resurgence?
4:56–8:57
4
How are the White Sox performing this season?
8:57–13:33
5
What are the early season challenges faced by the Yankees?
13:33–18:48
6
What does Tim Legler think about the Knicks' comeback win?
18:48–26:41
7
What are the highlights of the Nats vs. Mets series?
26:41–32:18
8
What questions does Tony answer from the Mailbag?
32:18–1:02:53