“Red or White?”
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Previously on the Tony Kornheiser Show.
So what's the prediction of the weather? And is anybody sort of scared that having a major in upstate New York at this time is risky?
Tony, I'm disappointed that we couldn't have had this conversation yesterday. It was magnificent. It was probably 65. It felt like springtime and anywhere else in the country. And it was 38 degrees when I walked in this morning.
The Tony Kornheiser Show is on now.
We're going to have two guests from the PGA today, Chuck Culpepper and Steve Sands, and they're going to have time, right, Michael? Because there's a frost alert. Yeah, I hope they're bundled up. Yeah, it's cold. I got a note from DG at 6.30 in the morning. It's 33 degrees wind chill in Rochester today. We'll get to that later. Um, so I have a bunch of small little things to say. The Nats lose last night. Mackenzie Gore was okay. The Nats failed. They had second and third, nobody out in the seventh, I believe. They only got one run across. C.J. Abrams and Lane Thomas both struck out. C.J. Abrams cannot hit a low inside pitch. He misses it by a foot. Yeah. Huh? It's almost like they have tape. Yeah. That's all you should throw this kid because he can't hit that pitch.
They both struck out. And in the next inning, the worst player in the major leagues, Dominic Smith, grounded into a 6-4-3 double play. And I stopped there. I was done. I just wrote Chuck Todd a note. I'm done. 6-4-3. Get out tonight. That's it. The Marlins' record in one-run games is unbelievable. It's great. Who manages them now? Because Mattingly doesn't.
I don't know the guy.
I don't know the guy. I'll look that up.
They beat the Nats. Did you hear the booth? Were you watching with volume on? Well, Carpenter wasn't there again. Must be another graduation, but you get our favorite little booth.
Coco and Franza. Skip Shoemaker or Schumacher. That's the manager of the Marlins. Skip Schumacher. I would never. You know what? If you had just said, who is Skip Schumacher? I go, I don't know. I am not. I don't know. I don't know who that is. I'm not familiar with him. We had a very nice evening. I don't know that I talked about this. On Tuesday, Nigel and I went out to dinner with Ron Flatter. Yes. And we went to Taco Tuesday at Columbia.
Yes.
I don't know how I feel about these all-you-can-eat things. I mean, I never eat enough to, I think, justify the price on these things. But it was very good. I mean, they had, I'm not a taco, a great taco person, hard shell taco, soft shell. I like the stuff inside.
Dragons do love tacos.
Yeah, well, that's something that the kids care about. Yeah, it's a book. Yeah. So I pile the stuff on a soft taco, but I don't eat the taco.
No, you use it as like a mini plate.
Yeah, I don't roll it up or anything like that.
So it's more like a taco salad? Are you crumbling up your crunchy tortilla into the salad? No. No, I'm leaving the crunchy tortilla to the others.
I'm not taking it. Yes, I'm a hard shell. I'm not taking that. And they had all sorts of good things. They did. It was really good. But all you can eat from me, I try... Because my strategy is to get more than I'm paying for. I eat too quickly and then I'm full and I don't really want anymore. Well, you went back for a second round. You had the corn. Yeah, but I mean, all you can eat. Some people, they train. Yeah, they look at that. They train for it. They go five, six, seven times.
This is not Nathan's hot dogs.
You know, right.
Yeah. But it was very good. And we ate outdoors. So no threat of COVID. You both know me well that I am not. You're not an eater. I am not an eater. I'm not particularly adventurous to eat. But I love Mexican food. We never had that growing up in England, really. Yeah. And I love it. So I thought it was fantastic.
And we enjoyed Ron Flatter's company. He's a delightful fellow. He's working for a horse racing website. And he's at the Preakness. You know, he was going to listen to this at some point. He said that his podcast is a complete ripoff of this podcast. It's fine.
Did you guys go?
Dan Levitar's radio show is a complete ripoff of my radio show.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:03–4:05
2
What happened at Tony's Taco Tuesday and why did he debate all-you-can-eat value?
4:05–9:51
3
How are Tony and Michael planning the backyard vegetable garden layout and plant choices?
9:51–24:14
4
Which vegetables and pests/issues (like blossom end rot) are they most worried about for the planters?
24:14–34:46
5
What local food and Rochester culture did Chuck Culpepper describe from the PGA site?
34:46–35:29
6
How is the weather and frost delay in Rochester expected to affect the PGA Championship schedule?
35:29–38:53
7
What did Chuck Culpepper say about Rory McIlroy's form, expectations and his role in tour controversies?
38:53–54:36