Three Guys Around a Table and The Best Of…
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Three Guys Around a Table and The Best Of…
Choose Your Sacrifice: What Would You Live Without?
Would you rather give up ketchup forever or never taste mayonnaise again? Could you sacrifice your sense of touch if it meant keeping your ability to see, hear, smell, and taste? These are the fascinating dilemmas three friends tackle in this thought-provoking episode centered around the question: what could you live without for the rest of your life?
The conversation quickly reveals surprising personal values as each host navigates categories ranging from condiments to abstract concepts like hope and belonging. When forced to eliminate one food type forever, seafood emerges as the surprising consensus choice—though not without some heartfelt defenses of fresh-caught fish prepared within hours of leaving the water.
Among the most illuminating exchanges comes when discussing the five senses. Two hosts choose to eliminate smell (with one noting COVID had already diminished this sense years ago), while another makes the controversial choice to sacrifice touch. This sparks deeper philosophical discussion about which sensory experiences define our humanity and how we prioritize different ways of engaging with the world.
The entertainment category exposes stark differences in leisure priorities. One host would immediately eliminate music streaming, confessing he "never listens to music"—a choice that shocks the others who consider music essential. Sports preferences reveal equally passionate stances, with one host willing to give up NFL football entirely to preserve watching all 162 Chicago Cubs games in a season.
Before wrapping up, the conversation shifts to breaking news about Pete Rose and "Shoeless" Joe Jackson's posthumous Baseball Hall of Fame induction, prompting reflections on recognition that comes too late and the arbitrary nature of such honors. It's a fitting capstone to an episode that challenges listeners to examine their own priorities and consider: what could you truly live without, and what does that reveal about who you are?
Listen and then share your own "Live Without One" choices with us—the answers might surprise you as much as they surprised us.
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Speaker 3:We're talking about three friends a lawyer, an engineer and a school superintendent and just like our personalities, our opinions vary and we certainly don't always agree. Whether we're discussing the best of or giving our tips and tricks of, things in everyday life, you're sure to learn something if you stick around shout out to rick mellon the producer.
Speaker 2:Rick mellon doctor, uh the the producer like the ohio state exactly oh the producer, that's true uh, so rick has uh authored a an episode idea for us called live without one. That's what we're going to be doing tonight.
Speaker 1:He basically one of us pretty much, so I'm out. I mean rick's like greg. You've had a good run.
Speaker 2:It's time for you to be gone he gives us categories of things and we have to decide if we had to live the rest of our lives without one of these things, which one would we, you know, get rid?
Speaker 1:of now, not to get in the weeds, but are we talking about living out our life expectancy, or what Are you saying?
Speaker 2:because some of us are a little older than others. Is that?
Speaker 3:what the issue is Significantly, and our two time cancer survivors now, okay, so some of our life expectancies are substantially less than others.
Speaker 2:I don't think it's hyperbole to say that I am a two-time cancer survivor. That's true, that's true, and that's an accurate statement.
Speaker 3:Yeah, two times that's a stretch, I've beat it twice.
Speaker 2:Just think my wife gets to have that done on her throat Cancer came to you, son, and what you said was get out of here cancer.
Speaker 3:I ain't going to have it was get out of here, can't?
Speaker 1:I ain't gonna have it. Sorry, just a little. All right, live without one right. So we got categories, three or four. Three, four or five things in each category and which one. We can say we're keeping these three and we're getting rid of one right.
Speaker 2:As rick says here, one thing from each list has to go for the rest of your life, and of course each person can have a different opinion If you stick around. All right, here we go. The first category of things is condiments, and he has given us mayonnaise, ketchup, hot sauce and mustard. We must live without one for the rest of our lives.
Speaker 1:All right, Chris, which one are you going with?
Speaker 2:Mayonnaise man. Mayonnaise is't a lot of stuff though mayonnaise is legit.
Speaker 3:Okay, out of those four, it's gone.
Speaker 2:You can't eat chicken salad. You can't eat potato salad.
Speaker 1:Look, let me tell you what. Speaking of mayonnaise, I tried a new thing last night, literally last night, and when I saw this I was like I gotta tell this. But yep, have you? I think you and I've talked about this, but I don't know that you've ever done it. Have you made a grilled cheese yet? And instead of using butter on the bread, use mayonnaise? I have not. Let me tell you what I did last night, and there's no going back. Really, you know what I mean it's leggetness.
Speaker 3:Wow, I get to change my order here. I'm going ketchup. Wow, the smell of ketchup drives me crazy. I used to love ketchup as a kid, my snack as a kid was potato chips with ketchup on them. I don't even use ketchup on french fries.
Speaker 2:So then barbecue sauce probably has to go, because most barbecue sauce has a ketchup base.
Speaker 1:For me this is easy. Hot sauce has got to go.
Speaker 2:Hot sauce boom gone, Hot sauce is out, Because, look I can't have deviled eggs with no mustard in them.
Speaker 3:So that's not happening. I love mustard.
Speaker 1:I can't have deviled eggs without mayonnaise. Right Ketchup, I could be talked into no ketchup.
Speaker 2:Other than the barbecue sauce.
Speaker 1:Yep, yep.
Speaker 2:That's it for me. I'll use hot sauce. Hot sauce, yeah, I don't put hot sauce on anything. I could not get rid of ketchup just because of the chocolate chip cookies with ketchup. There's no way I could give that up. What?
Speaker 1:I'm sorry, I don't understand the question. I guess I need to hit.
Speaker 2:Yeah. Actually it's pickle relish with the chocolate chip cookies. Mmm, that's good eats. I'm sorry I don't.
Speaker 3:I'm so lost.
Speaker 1:I'm totally confused Now. Hallie, she could never do without ketchup. She puts ketchup on everything, oh no.
Speaker 3:Oh, no, no, that reminds me it's like pudding with mayonnaise, mmm. Do you have these pulled up? By the way? I'm confused. Do you have these pulled up? By the?
Speaker 2:way you're gonna lead us. Okay, lead us into the next one.
Speaker 3:I was joking about the mayonnaise, so two of us said hot sauce, one of it.
Speaker 2:What did you end up with ketchup?
Speaker 1:yeah, what do you? Put hot sauce on everything oh, disgusting.
Speaker 2:I don't put hot sauce on anything. You don't like vinegar. You love vinegar, correct? I do not have a bottle of hot sauce in this house. Yeah, there's there. I take fridge.
Speaker 1:There is a bottle of hot sauce at my house because ever, once in a while, when I put some in an injection in a pulled pork, okay.
Speaker 2:But that's, it.
Speaker 3:I don't put it on anything, all right, fair, I probably have eight bottles of it, yeah All right. Yes, oh, I'm sorry. I just want you guys to know I'm currently unable to quit because I'm currently too legit. Well, that's fair.
Speaker 2:I'm sorry, once again I'm going to hit that cricket.
Speaker 1:I don't understand the question All right, next one, here we go.
Speaker 3:I don't know what's happening.
Speaker 1:Something's happened at this podcast. All right, second one you ready.
Speaker 3:This one's the easiest one of the bunch.
Speaker 2:Music streaming, television, vacationing or theater concerts.
Speaker 1:This is easy for me too. Actually, I could get rid of two of them. Okay, you lead us. Uh, I could get rid of music in concerts, I mean, but you only have to get rid of one now.
Speaker 2:This is gonna be tougher for you because theater you know you wouldn't be able to see your daughter perform in anything but.
Speaker 1:But if I get rid of music, does that mean theater includes musical?
Speaker 2:theater. Nope, it's just listening on your own time, so you can go to as many concerts and theater things and listen to music as you want.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I get rid of music easy, okay, all right, I don't, I don't ever listen to music ever streaming tv for me?
Speaker 3:I don't, besides the few.
Speaker 1:You don't watch netflix or besides netflix, I don't know, but that's netflix, that's okay.
Speaker 3:I'd rather I'm not gonna deal with that music vacation is he gonna change this again?
Speaker 1:it's gonna go next.
Speaker 3:It's gonna be concerts are out nope, nope, nope, love concerts, love live music.
Speaker 2:Well, for me it's theater and concerts gonna have to go, because I love my music ones.
Speaker 1:Yep, I gotta have music.
Speaker 2:Uh, I gotta have my streaming streaming tv by the way. Yeah, it's a rock mob land paramount. Plus, haven't started it yet. Gosh, you guys gotta start. It's unbelievable. All right, what's the next one? The next one is sports related. Oh, this is gonna be tough.
Speaker 1:I can't tell if what Rick is saying here he's got NCAA football, nfl football, march madness, and then he's got MLB, nba, nhl. Is that group together? They're grouped together, okay, yeah. Okay, I'm good, I've got a controversial answer on this one okay, but it's you, you're up first.
Speaker 2:All right, I'm up first. Uh, this one's pretty easy. For me, march madness goes away, as much as I love it, yeah, um, I cannot give up football in either form, and I cannot give up the nhl. Uh, I, if, if baseball was a choice, this would have never been back in the day, but now, because get off my lawn, baseball would have been gone. However, march madness for me leaves.
Speaker 3:Yeah, chris knowing how the mlb and the nba and the nhl together, I can do without the nba 100. I can do without the nhl, but I love major league baseball. But I can do without nfl football I'm with chris.
Speaker 1:That's the reason why I thought it would be a controversial choice, but obviously not with me. I don't watch NFL football during the year.
Speaker 2:I don't watch it, so Super Bowl goes away, that's okay, all right.
Speaker 1:You can watch the commercials. I would rather watch 162 Chicago.
Speaker 3:Cubs games, that's fair. I would rather watch the halftime show at the Super Bowl and wonder what I just watched.
Speaker 2:Well, I'm the same way with the Lightning. I can't give up the.
Speaker 3:NHL.
Speaker 2:I'm so into hockey and you know, yep, get it All right back to me they did two NFLs.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's interesting, that's interesting man, that's interesting man.
Speaker 2:Celebrating Christmas, easter, thanksgiving or family birthdays.
Speaker 1:I noticed that Rick Mellon didn't say Christmas, he said X-mas. Yeah, that's kind of religious.
Speaker 2:We should probably mention something about that. Rick, it's Christmas, pal Right, it's not X-mas we don't say that now Woke is gone, Rick Right. No one is woke now. So, Chris, you've got to lead us off with this one. Which one are you giving up?
Speaker 3:I'm surprised he didn't say celebrating holiday. Oh, I'm definitely going to give up. We've got to take out the religious overtones here.
Speaker 1:You're rocking Easter. That's what you're saying.
Speaker 3:I'll take out family birthdays, okay.
Speaker 2:Yeah, family birthdays is my choice. Family birthdays. For me, this was this was easy. Yeah, I thought it was easy to but bye-bye, bye-bye birthdays because christmas ain't going nowhere.
Speaker 1:Yeah, thanksgiving's the greatest holiday of the year.
Speaker 2:Now my daughter was born on july 4th. Does that mean I can't celebrate the 4th of july?
Speaker 1:never again. You can celebrate the 4th of july, just not her birthday. Never again. Very good, all good, all right, I'm down. All right, we all agreed on that one, yep.
Speaker 3:This is a unique one Yep.
Speaker 1:All right, this is kind of like vacations, I assume. So, he's saying vacation or visits at beaches, at mountains, lakes or rivers and forests.
Speaker 3:Easy one for me, yes.
Speaker 1:Okay, easy, one for me Easy one for me.
Speaker 2:Yes, okay, easy one for me. Easy one for me.
Speaker 1:Shrimp salad, shrimp scamp, shrimp kebabs forests, forest gump and forests are out for me, forests are out for you, yeah forest gumps up for me.
Speaker 2:Um, I'm gonna, I'm gonna say forest as well, but I could have done lakes or rivers oh, no, yeah, oh no so you didn't want to go on a river cruise anymore.
Speaker 1:That's the problem. That's what's saved. What do you do in a forest? Yeah, I hug seriously hug trees here, bigfoot, bigfoot, bigfoot hey, no, that's like that's a squat. Did you ever watch? Did you ever watch this show finding bigfoot? Oh it's awesome yeah, no, but awesome I mean, I mean you'll hear like a coyote mark, never like that's a squatch exactly chris, you want to intro this I mean that was awesome.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, if you got up lakes and you couldn't go on. Now does rick does?
Speaker 1:rick like uh forest. Is that the? Is that how forest made that?
Speaker 2:oh wow, that's a very good question. I don't. I don't know which of those he'd give up, because he's a big traveler, he's like you, he travels a lot.
Speaker 3:Well, just for the record, I don't think I've ever used the word forest in my life you just said forest gump. Okay, but I'm sitting there going hey guys, you want to go to the?
Speaker 1:forest. I'll'll tell you what. When we went to Puerto Rico going in that jungle, I wouldn't call it a forest, but I'd call it more of the jungle I thought that was pretty cool.
Speaker 3:That's jungle, that's rainforest. That's where I use the word forest, I guess.
Speaker 1:I thought that was pretty cool, going to those waterfalls and stuff like that. Yeah, it was awesome.
Speaker 2:Gunther is weighing in.
Speaker 3:He his wing and he's saying mountains, he says forests. Yeah, all right, the next one. This one's, uh, this one's pretty unique. You got good on this one, yep, uh, chicken nuggets or strips, burgers, steak or seafood let's just do it just chicken as well, yeah yeah, chicken, because that's chicken breast. Yeah, I mean chicken chicken neck. Yeah, but I mean he's got burgers and steaks.
Speaker 1:He's got. He's got burgers and steaks.
Speaker 2:He's got two cows yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, you all know my feelings on this. This is the easiest one of them all. Yeah, and my statement is people ask me why I don't eat salads, that much things like that, and my answer always is I don't eat the food, my food eats. There you go. So I'm not giving up any land to animals. Seafood I eat it basically once a year, every other year, and that is when we catch it and we 100 that I mean within like an hour of it being caught.
Speaker 2:Yep, uh, and that's it I am really I am not a seafood person, so I really like fresh fish, but it's got to go on this list.
Speaker 3:For me, seafood is out right, chris I love seafood and you know I could eat seafood every day, but if I have to sustain that for the rest of my life, you know a good friend of mine, eddie darangowski said you never eat seafood if you're more than three hours from the coast and rick's not right on the water but I love seafood, but I have to go without seafood I mean, the only seafood I eat is when we go deep sea fishing and catch it, and go cook it right then.
Speaker 3:Yep, I mean, that's it, that's the list. Yep, and that's as good as it gets too all right.
Speaker 2:Next one, the senses.
Speaker 1:So so I have a question about this. Yes, what if you don't have one of them already?
Speaker 2:so can that be the?
Speaker 1:one that's already gone? Yep, or do you have?
Speaker 2:to pick another one. I think it's good, I think you're, you're fine, sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch well, thanks to covid thanks to Dr.
Speaker 1:Fauci, I have not had smell for years. Yep, so I'm going to go. So smell's gone. I'm going to go with that one. I mean, that affects taste a lot, honestly. But I'm going to go with smell because there are some perks of not being able to smell.
Speaker 2:Yes, there are.
Speaker 1:When we were in New York on the subways, I couldn't smell any body odor.
Speaker 3:Or urine.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I never smelled urine in the subway.
Speaker 2:Or mine All right, what about you?
Speaker 3:This is a tough one, because I have always posed myself the question of whether I'd rather be, if I had to be either deaf or blind. Which would I prefer?
Speaker 2:I'd rather be able to play pinball. Deaf dumb blind boy.
Speaker 3:That's right.
Speaker 2:For those who are wondering pinball wizard, yeah, I didn't get that, of course you didn't, I would be.
Speaker 1:I couldn't handle being blind, that would scare me to death Because you couldn't see what was happening.
Speaker 3:Correct. Deaf would be a tragedy, because Music which I'd love I'd have to feel it like mozart did. Right, um taste, takes all the fun out of life and then touch. I don't know if I can deal without that. Let's go with smell okay, two smells.
Speaker 2:I'm going to be controversial here. Touch, touch goes away and don't even be giving me the whole. Well, what about? You know relations and things like that.
Speaker 3:Oh, I'm talking about that. Well, I'm too old now, boys, how do you work on something? Oh, never mind.
Speaker 1:You don't have to worry about that. Don't worry about that, right.
Speaker 2:I was like there's plenty of times you worry about.
Speaker 3:I was, uh, I was working on a watch last night and of course you know I'm having to wear the magnifying, the 40 time magnifying glasses and tiny little screws and screwdrivers and I dropped one and I'm like oh, my god.
Speaker 3:All I could do is put my hand on the ground feel it on my chair mat and and then pick my hand up and look, it was so small. You can only see it with those magnifying glasses and I picked it up that way. Wow, so you didn't necessarily need touch to do it, you just needed soft, supple skin. For the record.
Speaker 1:Okay. So what you're saying is you have soft supple skin.
Speaker 3:You need to use that. That's the way I took it. What's that? You need that aloe vera.
Speaker 1:You said Do you know that reference? You said Do you know that reference?
Speaker 2:Ocean's Eleven when he's in the van. Yes, that's right. Oh, that's right, that's great. My sister's supposed to wear gloves.
Speaker 3:But it seems to interfere with my social agenda.
Speaker 2:You know what I mean, alright, next one.
Speaker 1:That's good. The next one is is this is an interesting one he come up with? The last one was interesting.
Speaker 3:Yep, well, the interesting the last one rolled together, this one's kind of got a right he says telephone yep, automobile yeah, computer yeah, or booze so.
Speaker 2:So, uh, producer, melon, were you drinking when?
Speaker 1:you came up with this one, booze. He's not giving up, all right.
Speaker 2:Easy for me, easy Booze, booze, booze gone.
Speaker 3:Out of those four, it's got to be booze. Yep yeah.
Speaker 1:I mean, I'm not getting rid of a car. Well, think about it.
Speaker 3:You get rid of a computer. You lose your automobile and your telephone. Yep, you get rid of your automobile.
Speaker 1:Now, what if booze wasn't in it and it was telephone, automobile and computer? What?
Speaker 2:if you lived in the city and you didn't need an automobile? Yeah, sure, I mean look.
Speaker 1:I told Hallie, if she goes to school in New York City, she's not taking a car Right, she don't need it.
Speaker 2:It costs more than rent Public transportation.
Speaker 3:I get rid of the automobile before I get rid of the telephone or computer.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I agree, I agree, All right. Next one you want to do it, chris?
Speaker 3:Oh wow, this is like.
Speaker 1:It's interesting.
Speaker 3:I'm going to throw a fifth one on here. That's interesting.
Speaker 1:Toothbrush haircut. Well, some of us Bingo. One of us doesn't need it.
Speaker 2:Look, that goes back to me having no smell. I get it toothbrush, haircut, deodorant, sunblock and we get no toilet paper in there. Oh gosh, there's no way I'm ever giving up toilet paper and I have a bidet, but I still let's go let's go with rick's first, and then we'll add add tp in. It is a tushy bidet one that she's so less than a hundred dollars.
Speaker 1:So um, yeah, I would go without, even though, as I look upon your forehead, there you go.
Speaker 2:I'm keeping sunblock, baby. Uh, sunblock would hit the road, okay, that's fair. Uh, sunblock staying for me.
Speaker 1:I think sunblock's gone for. Gone for me well what.
Speaker 2:What stays for me or what, or what I have to get rid of, is haircut. Haircut goes by.
Speaker 1:You're gonna become a long-haired hippie superintendent. Yep, are you gonna pull it all back?
Speaker 2:oh, 100, yes, slick. Uh, I'll slick for a while yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3:Why would I give up haircut? Why, why would I give?
Speaker 2:why do I need a haircut? You already. You already made your choice.
Speaker 3:I don't need something like either, but I don't need a haircut. Well, well yeah, I do I look like? I look like Walton Goggins when I grew my hair out.
Speaker 1:You'll have like the old horseshoe. They're like four strands going across the top real long.
Speaker 3:And that's when the wind blows and it's real short on one side. When the wind blows, it hangs down past your shoulder.
Speaker 1:Have you seen that picture of Jack Nicholson when his hair is blowing up like that? Oh yeah, up like that.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, look, the last one is very existential and it is safety, belonging, hope and trust. If you have to give up one of those, this is an easy one for me.
Speaker 3:I think he was doing more than booze when he came up with this list my god, now we're in the what's it? Uh, all that, uh, what's that stuff that aaron rogers did out there in the in the woods?
Speaker 2:oh hi, hachawaka, whatever that's called ayahuasca ayahuasca.
Speaker 3:I think rick's been doing some ayahuasca or some peyote.
Speaker 2:What did the?
Speaker 1:peyote that's what. That's what tony soprano did. Uh, he he got. He got rat, though on his peyote. So, uh, for me, belonging is probably the one that's got to go. Okay, chris? I mean, safety is important, trust is important, hope is that like hopey changey? You remember there was a person who run for president about 13 years ago that his hope and change was his?
Speaker 2:uh, hope he changed that guy.
Speaker 1:That guy had a husband, that's not, that's not true that is inaccurate um, we don't want to be shut down for spreading.
Speaker 2:That is not fake.
Speaker 3:That's fake news big, yeah, big mike, anyway, go ahead I think belonging to you know yeah, wow, so for me so do you, you need to belong.
Speaker 2:Is that what you're saying? I need to belong, so for me this one.
Speaker 1:What movie is that, I don't know? Don't belong. I got for me this is. This is easy.
Speaker 2:I hearken back to one of my personal heroes, and that is Mr George Carlin. May he rest in peace.
Speaker 1:Was it his birthday? I think. I saw something on Facebook that said, his birthday is either today or real close by.
Speaker 2:So George Carlin once said F, hope. So I'm going to say hope, hope goes away. So you don't need hopey changey who's?
Speaker 1:hope.
Speaker 3:Don't need hope. I got another one for Peyote for you. Okay, name the movie she's my butterfly no idea. I'm her butterfly. No idea Young Guns when they did Peyote out in the desert. Had to throw that one at you.
Speaker 2:So that was fun, it was good, but we're not done.
Speaker 3:Yeah, we're done. No, no, we're not done. Okay, we have some big news to talk about, okay.
Speaker 2:That's fine.
Speaker 3:Have you guys seen? It literally just came up before I came over here. Okay, pete.
Speaker 2:I have not seen it.
Speaker 3:Pete Rose, pete and Shula's Joe Re of Fame now that he's dead, the bad thing is the commissioner wrote the letter that's saying that they're no longer upon death, people are no longer a harm, basically to the sport.
Speaker 1:Really, Really. So under that theory are all the steroid players? Going to get in after they die. Yes, that's stupid.
Speaker 2:I agree, rob Manfred is a joke, I mean Major.
Speaker 1:League. Baseball couldn't get stupider.
Speaker 3:It just did, mr League Baseball couldn't get stupider.
Speaker 1:It just did. It's a joke. Look all of those guys who did the steroid stuff. There's players in there that deserve to be in the Hall of Fame. They were Hall of Famers before or after steroids. If you want to put an asterisk beside of them, put an asterisk beside them, but they deserve to be in it's stupid.
Speaker 3:I think Hall of Fames have gotten so dumb and I'm going to parlay this into and I've brought this up before the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Just now voted on Bad Company. Okay, but that's great. But look who else got in. Like Queen Latifah, yeah right.
Speaker 2:Rock and Roll. Right, I know, that's what I'm saying. It took this long for Bad Company to get in.
Speaker 3:I get it for sound garden to get in. Really, who's that?
Speaker 2:okay, that's, that's terrible, but anyhow.
Speaker 3:So pete's in yep, shoeless joe's in yep. It's a big change, yeah, big time.
Speaker 1:See, there was hope, that was hope, I had hope and they belong, yeah, well, I mean, I think, I think it's, I think it's almost criminal that you didn't put Pete Rose in the Hall of Fame during his lifetime, but the instant he dies, you changed it. I go back to what I always said.
Speaker 3:He was a Hall of Famer. Nobody will ever surpass the Hit King and you wouldn't put him in for that, because he bet on a game and he never bet on the Reds, he bet on the.
Speaker 2:Reds To win only, but to win Correct.
Speaker 3:Give me a break, all right, look.
Speaker 2:You think that's a criminal act. Now, it's just ridiculous. So we done with baseball talk for a while. Oh my God.
Speaker 1:Do we want to give an update on where we stand on our bet?
Speaker 3:We really don't A little below 500, that's all One of our teams is not a little below 500. Did you guys have a broken arm and a hurt pitcher in your bingo card last week for the Cubs. Yes, we did at the Reds.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I mean our ace pitcher's out for 15 days, yeah.
Speaker 3:So yes, did Callahan break his arm?
Speaker 1:Yep Ugh. Look, you're only four games back. There's still a chance.
Speaker 3:It's early.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, so you're saying we have a chance. Where's the chance?
Speaker 1:We're more than 25% of the way through the season.
Speaker 2:Yeah, name the movie Dumb and Dumber Dumb and Dumber.
Speaker 1:Oh, so my movie that was Don't Belong is the Whole Nine Yards.
Speaker 2:Oh, the original one. I've never seen that movie.
Speaker 1:It's got. Amanda Peete is the lady in it.
Speaker 3:Gotcha Must is the lady in it Gotcha Must be a chick flick.
Speaker 2:No, well, let's just say that, producer Mellon, you gave us a great idea. This was a lot of fun.
Speaker 1:Now did he do that. When he was in Lima, visiting up there to make sure when Chris could go back.
Speaker 2:I think it was on his way to Lima Right. He stopped off at the Pioneer Sugar.
Speaker 3:He was working on it, trying to get it earlier. Still December. If it's early December or late December, I don't know, we'll see.
