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John Minow and Jim

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Hey, thank you very much.

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And now one of our favorite segments of the week, Tori Wittenbrock and John Kramer, headlines with the press times.

Good morning.

And Tori, thank you for not making me feel like really old and like, you know, confused and whatever, whatever.

Because when I talked about how I got lost at UW-Green Bay in the

Union building downstairs.

What did you say?

Oh same thing happened to me multiple times freshman year.

You are not alone

Thank you.

I was that old guy just wandering already must have thought there's

some guy just looking at

It's

Afghanistan all over again walking off the airport

getting our Am I am I in a good neighborhood here?

I'm just curious

Yeah, how you doing John?

Uh, yeah, I'm okay.

I think okay.

Yeah, I'm trying to decide.

I know you're busy

Yeah, I'm busy.

You're all over the place, which is great.

Yeah, one thing, so I've taken pictures, game day pictures for the Green Bay Blizzard now.

I know.

So we got some great... They're getting some good crowds.

Oh, phenomenal.

Wow.

Yeah, they're almost full every game.

I didn't realize that.

I've

been to a game

for a

while.

Me

either.

And they're packing it in.

I couldn't believe it.

I saw that.

It's from your pictures.

That's

what

I'm

saying then.

In the article.

I liked your pictures and story on that dale.

Uh, the, the, um, the brewery that we covered.

Oh, yeah,

yeah, yeah.

No, no, no.

I, I, you know what?

We'll pass on that.

I was, I get a lot of newspapers.

I got that mixed up.

We want to, we want to thank you for our new,

would this be a meme that you created on us?

No, it's just that an

avatar.

It's a little, uh, my original image with

a

little, with a

little, uh, thinner now.

Yes.

In that picture.

Okay.

Thank you,

John.

Yeah, that turned out great.

That was a lot of fun.

Todd looks

the best.

Todd looks the best.

That puppet looks exactly

like Todd.

How come Todd and I have the big Google eyes?

You gotta put those on our, put those up, Todd.

That's totally the guy from... Who is he?

Yeah, so he's the guy from the, not the dentist, you know, the Rudolph.

Rudolph?

Oh, Herbie the Elf?

Are you talking about Yukon Cornelius?

Yukon

Cornelius.

Oh, wow.

Am I close?

Am I?

Okay, she's... I see it.

Okay, thank you.

Right?

You're... Cool.

Which one?

Which one?

Me?

You?

Oh,

he... Yeah, I can see that.

You can't hit a

red beard.

That doesn't matter.

Hey, can you change it?

Make

it red.

Yeah, okay.

I can work on that.

You can't Cornelius.

That was... You were pretty quick with that, so you must have thought a little bit like that.

You jumped on it right away, right away, Todd.

Yeah, I threw it up.

You did,

yeah.

Okay, say what you want about AI and complain about and everything, but it's a lot of fun.

If you know what you're doing.

Oh, yeah, yeah,

that's where we get off.

Exactly.

Well, Troy, once again, we were talking about you haven't talked to you since the G what we talked with the GB thing, but haven't talked to you since the NCAA women's tournament.

Right.

Just your views on that.

I mean, just some high quality basketball,

huh?

Oh, for sure.

Yeah.

I mean, it's always really exciting to watch you got your brackets and everything and mine did not do well this year.

But I don't even do it

anymore.

Yeah, right.

I've given I don't do it.

What about

badger women's hockey?

Yeah.

And

that's amazing.

That's amazing, isn't it?

So when you started in women's sports, you were in a good era, because things had changed.

And again, for my, I'm so old that when I was a senior in high school, that's the first year they had girls

sports,

like in the state, in Wisconsin, Michigan, the whole Midwest was that year.

And I'm just so unbelievably impressed.

And I'm gonna make a little thing about a movie reference that almost reminds me of, the girls picked up those sports so fast.

and got so good, and you just keep seeing it growing and growing and growing.

It's amazing, because this is my lifetime.

We're not talking about the ladies in World War II that played baseball, and then you guys, I'm not talking about you.

Well, you know

what I'm trying to

say.

You know, it's very, okay.

But it reminds me of that scene of airplane,

where they go into a mission and it goes,

we're in the deepest part of a hidden, we're teaching them the fundamentals of basketball.

And one day they're like,

And then two days later they're doing flying slam dunks.

It's like you're your generation just picked up sports and just said Screw it.

We're just moving on without looking back.

Yeah,

but

have you seen the movie

airplane?

To be kudos to the how could you not have seen airplane?

She's 12.

You know what I watched the other night.

That was

crazy But and I just laughed the whole is lethal web or not lethal weapon.

Um blazing saddles No, no the other one the other one the other one the other one just like just like airplane But they're the cop ones with OJ Simpson

police academy.

No Todd Oh Leslie Nielsen OJ Simpson George Kennedy.

Yeah,

um, oh a police academy police squad.

No, no, it's

There you go.

There you

go.

Oh, we gotta

get your list.

They're all classic movies.

They're all the same.

But they're funny.

And highly offensive.

Right.

They are.

You couldn't play a lot of that today.

You couldn't make any of it today.

But if you have nothing to do, you're home alone with your dog, it's

funny.

Right.

Exactly.

Yes.

Just very good.

It's one of those escape things.

So anyway,

you know, one other thing that I thought about when I was coming up there, you're the women's facilities are so much like that soccer field now is so great.

And the softball versus 20 years ago, it was just, and I always used to think, how do you recruit to GB?

And they still get great athletes.

I mean, now it's awesome.

But when

When you talk about former athletes, how they had it versus how you guys, I mean, I don't think there was a weight room for women up till, you know, not that many years ago.

You ever talked to them about, wow.

Has this place ever expanded and exploded and become a great place for female athletes?

Yeah, I mean it was definitely a little bit of like a legend when I was there.

We would talk about like the deserted backfield that used to be their main field and how it was all like run down and like that used to be.

It was always wet and go for holes.

Yep.

You also have to give Title IX some credit for elevating that from a government standpoint to a legal standpoint that you and I think

We needed that because it was always in the shadows and Johnny had sisters.

I had six sisters and it's like

And fun fact I actually found out that cheerleading started off being like a men's sport and it wasn't until after World War two that it started switching to Prominently women so

thank God that

yeah,

yeah, you know George Bush W was the cheerleader you're the for coming out cheers.

Yeah,

cuz he didn't have any

Females on a co-eds so it was all in George Bush.

W was the guy with the big manga phone.

Yeah,

W did that.

Yep

Wow,

he doesn't talk about that as much or

owning the baseball team Anyway, I just think he's right about that and I think that it caught on

Very, very, very quickly.

And

I mean, it's definitely different too.

Like you can't really compare men's and women's sports.

I think a lot of people do that, especially with like the WNBA and the NBA, like, oh, women's sports aren't as entertaining or they don't get as much traction.

I think it's that, you know, it might be true to a certain extent, but you can't really compare them.

Women's sports are their own thing.

Women add their own sports.

And they don't

try to compete.

We're doing our own thing.

Exactly.

Do you find

season tick holders one or the other?

What do you

mean?

Do they follow the women's sports?

Do they follow the men's sports?

Do you think they follow both?

Take basketball and sport.

Honestly, I think that a lot of it, I mean, it kind of depends on.

each person because like a lot of times it'll be like somebody who grew up watching basketball and is like, oh, I love basketball.

And then you have daughters and you're like, let's see the women's side of it.

And that's, I think, a lot of what brought people to women's sports is having daughters or having people that are involved in women's sports.

And it's like, oh, this does open up a whole new side for fans.

Right.

I was going to say that.

I

would agree with that.

And it's great for parents who have daughters to see other.

And there's a future.

I

have to think, I know you were young, but I have to think the bratty, chastain era for girl soccer had to be huge, was it?

Oh yeah, for sure.

I mean, I remember growing up and...

It seemed to admit it's a little pedestrian, but my idol was always Alex Morgan.

So, um,

it was her teammate.

Yeah.

Exactly.

Yeah.

So I grew up with that whole era of, um, women's soccer players with Alex Morgan, Megan Rapinoe, Hope Solo, all, you know, and they're like iconic.

And now, I mean, there's so much turnover.

There's a completely different squad than when I was 11, obviously.

I mean, they were like,

I want us like household sports names there for

a few years.

Exactly.

They definitely, yeah.

Yeah, so, I mean, I think that those girls were definitely game changers for lack of a better word for the sport of soccer because everyone idolized them.

There was not a girl in the soccer field that her idol wasn't Alex Cover of

Sports Illustrated.

Exactly, exactly.

So.

Yeah, it's funny though too, I was watching a thing where they had a reunion or something and a couple of them were moms.

You know, they had kids during the, you know, and they're these

elite

athletes and a couple of times they didn't have a sitter or whatever and the coach would call this meeting and remember one had to take her little girl who was like two or three years old or something.

And she sat through a lot of meetings and the coach goes, you lost focus in that second half.

You lost focus.

You're not focusing.

You lost.

Okay.

So I sit in this meeting and the little girl just starts and she, Peter Pence.

Okay.

And the mom goes.

Sarah, what happened?

How did you do it?

She was, I just lost focus, mom.

It was just neat that she'd been so around coaching talk that that's how she was.

And now she's this great young player.

I just

thought that was really cool.

It is.

And I think sports definitely give you a warped sense of time because...

I'm like I said I grew up idolizing Alex Morgan and then I had a total like mental breakdown when I found out she was retiring because I was like what my she was my idol she was the young like new hot girl coming on the scene and now she's retired and I have friends that I played with growing up that are going pro

Wow,

so one

thing I'm not to get deep into this but how disappointing and

picky with the hope solo saga the way that turned

out oh my gosh i know well i mean i like i said i idolized a lot of those girls and i'm i was obviously english lit major i was a big reader i wanted to read hope solos book and my mom was like nope not maybe not the role model for you isn't that something why why can't i read her book and now i'm like okay now i know why yeah

disappointing when that happens though but it happens

a lot, not a lot, but it happens more than we wish as parents.

You know what, Doctor?

You talk

about her boyfriend, or maybe it's her husband now, he was in the NFL, and he was troubled in the NFL all the time.

You know what I mean?

So it's like Jeremy Stevens, he got in trouble in college.

So it's like you put two people who, you know, I think they kind of fed off each other in a bad way.

Don't

beat your heroes sometimes,

right?

Exactly, right.

Tori Wittenrock, John Kramer, headlines of the press times, more right after this.

Upper 40, some scattered showers.

33 in Green Bay right now, 32 in Apton, 32 in Oshkosh.

Great fun time of the week.

Tori Wittenbrock and John Cramer, headlines of the press times.

Tori, a former division one athlete, soccer player at UW Green Bay and from sunny California.

Oh yeah.

And you're okay with the kind of wintery hand and the things and you're good.

I love it.

It's different.

It's different.

I don't want it to be 75 on Christmas morning.

All right,

I like that.

I like that a lot.

I don't know about everybody.

Your folks have an extra

room.

Yeah, I've definitely met some controversy.

Every time I wish that there's snow, everyone around here is like, what is wrong

with you?

So Tori, sports.

Yes.

Criticism.

Will you be critical?

Sometimes the coaches but I don't read the papers and I was talking to a reporter one time because yeah, they do yeah You know what I mean like I coaches I would say that too.

I

don't read the papers.

Oh, yeah, they do I know and so with like where's the fine line to cover in it and you can write your own like

Critical column like you know why aren't we doing this or why aren't you doing that?

Why aren't you recruiting this?

You know we've talked about writing like me having my own column and stuff like that But to be honest there's so much game coverage that we have why not give the students the spotlight so we have

interns that are helping us.

We have writers.

I've got myself.

We've got so many high school sports available that we're out there covering games.

I mean, we had, I had interns covering two soccer, girl soccer games last night at the West appeared to peer game and at Ashwabhanon girl soccer.

We've got baseball game coverage, softball game stuff.

We just don't have enough room.

That's kind of my point is that you have a lot of coverage.

Are you going to take an angle of opinions?

I don't know.

I mean, not at this point.

I just like,

Just like seeing the game telling the game for how it is.

Honestly.

I think what he's trying to say is you want to be a columnist like Christie Brennan people That's a natural you know kind of is I know it's been what even with reporters so from that to opinion being you know editorial some

of your

friends

Well, you start doing that you're gonna alienate half your

There's no question that that does happen, but that's

the

ultimate in in sports writing it wouldn't you say

I mean, yeah, it's definitely

An angle.

I don't know.

If you choose to take

that.

That's

right.

I never did.

I honestly wanted to just cover

the sports or whatever.

It's true.

Honestly.

Well, and we do get a lot of support from the coaches.

Like, I covered Faith Walder and Westapyr last week when they beat Ashwab Nan 3-1.

And their coach commented, reposted our story and everything.

And I've never had an issue with any of the coaches in my time.

So you like the space you're in.

Interviewing them or anything.

They've all been super supportive of the press times and super thankful for.

our coverage.

So in a small

town, how are you going to slam these guys?

No, I

understand.

But I'm going to say it in down the road is, you know, do you see a different route you're going to take with this?

I don't know.

I mean, I'm happy where I am right now.

I like what I'm doing.

That would definitely be out of my comfort zone.

So I wouldn't be opposed to it.

And the opportunities, even Gino for his before the final four and his press conferences, I've been doing this for like 40 years, whatever.

You know what he said is the greatest thing, the greatest thing sitting in here.

There's like twice as many female sports reporters as men.

And

he even brought that up.

He says, that's awesome.

Yeah, it definitely used to be a male dominated field.

And now women tend to be taking over.

So it's definitely an interesting shift.

It's only a matter of time.

Taking over.

When you're covering sports up here, and I know you guys are at a pretty elite level in California with those club teams

and everything.

I mean, that's outdoor sports.

That's golf, baseball, tennis.

Yes.

Soccer and everything like that.

When you come here, are you surprised though, how some of these girls who have, although there's, there's a lot more opportunity now to play off season with the facilities.

Okay.

Were you surprised at all at the talent level up here?

Yeah.

And I think that what surprised me more honestly was the, the community support, how there's so many people that like.

are behind all the high school athletes like they want you they want to see success from these young kids and that's really awesome because when I was in Southern California it was kind of like if you were good you did your own thing you did you took yourself out of school you did winter circle stuff where your training and your high school schedule revolves around your training and you're kind of private and keep to yourself and then go pro and that was like kind of the norm is like the really good kids wouldn't be playing high school sports wouldn't be you know involving themselves in things where they

could

or they go to one of those IMG

academies.

Yeah, they wouldn't even be in public school and stuff.

It would be like, oh yeah, I played with her when I was little and then she kind of fell off the face of the earth because she's doing her own private training, her own thing.

That was kind of the norm there.

And here it's like you see these kids through their high school careers doing, you know, club stuff,

softball, volleyball, all the different,

you know what I mean?

Different

sports athletes.

The football players at Dayport and Notre Dame and stuff.

And you, there's a lot of people from the community that follow these high school athletes and want to see them succeed through college and go on to the next level.

So.

And these kids that do go on, you'll keep in contact with them?

Yeah.

I mean, I'm.

I've only been doing this role for two years.

I know

it's like that's one of the fun parts.

Yeah, because it's pretty cool.

I mean, there

are a couple of

these kids that are.

Yeah, we're actually one of our previous sports editors.

The one that I took over for is starting a monthly column for us now that where he's going to reach out to a previous Green Bay local athlete and see kind of where are they now to follow up on them in their careers.

I think some of us would.

Enjoy

that.

Yeah.

And you know, if he's ever short or whoever's short on subjects, let me know.

Like I said, I've been covering

high school sports here since 1984.

Yeah.

How

are they doing, John?

They're dead.

Wow.

Wow, Todd.

I

mean,

I laughed.

We were having such a good show.

They're in the home.

That's what I meant.

They're in the home.

They're in the home.

So no, we do turn out some great athletes.

I'm interested in where some of them are, but some of the ones just recently, and I

keep talking

about my neighbor

kids.

And I still love the

profiles.

When

you guys do the profiles of the athletes.

The senior spotlight.

Yeah.

That's how

it's going.

Yeah.

My boyfriend actually grew up here.

He went to high school at Southwest, and he has his senior spotlight from the press time still pinned up in his room.

No kidding.

That's awesome.

So your

boyfriend is 17?

No.

Oh, sorry, I thought you meant he said

athlete there

now.

Just checking.

I bet John Kramer still has clippings from his days back in La Crosse.

No.

No?

I'm from Eau Claire.

Oh, that would be wise.

That would be wise.

Not a

lot of cross up there.

OK, we got one minute.

Tell us what you got coming up for the press time sports wise.

We got some softball games, baseball games coming up.

We covered Notre Dame baseball last week, and now we're going to cover them again this week.

So hopefully they can they can bounce back from that.

And I just want to say there's a special place in heaven for the parents that have gotten out to watch their kids play soccer or softball or baseball over the last two weeks, man, because they still show up.

And it is really.

cold and really windy and by goodness they're out there.

Still there.

Your parents never had experience that did they?

Oh no.

They just sat out there in 117 degrees to wash me with my

soccer.

Terry Wittenbrock, always fun having you here.

You're doing a phenomenal job as sports editor of the press times.

You really and truly are.

Thank you.

John Kramer, thanks buddy.

Always good to see you.

Yes sir.

Keep rocking man.

Keep up what you're doing.

Yes sir.

We're gonna start a break.

Terry Barr, Slices of Wisconsin coming up.

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Hey, thank you very much.

Welcome back.

Special thanks to Ray Wittenbrock and John Cramer.

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Okay, if I throw out 7653 I Want to know if there's any I'm gonna Todd we have a price packages Todd's working on phones.

I'm gonna throw this out as a as a texture thing when I say 7653

Who would I be thinking in my mind?

Who are the two former Packers in my mind?

That I would have if you get them right.

We're giving you a price package.

What do you think about that?

What

I'm thinking 63 was rainage you worry.

Well, he was 66.

This is 76 53 4 9 5 and if you actually we could go I'll tell you what we'll do we'll do this 4 is easy the 4 the 9 5 the 7 6 and the 5 3 if I gave those numbers to you

who would you come out to remit?

Because that's how I remember everything.

People think I've got this great memory, but I do that little trick that I know your professors or teachers say you're not supposed to do that because you're not really learning, right?

But I do that for everything, all right?

And I'm gonna give out a major prize package.

Anybody that would come up with who I would be saying for four, 95, 76, and 53.

If you get that right, you are magnificent.

Okay, I'll take four.

Take four.

Okay,

you got one right.

Okay, so do I win?

You know, go ahead.

Ninety five.

That's the only one I know was four.

Yeah.

Well, you get, you know, you win, you win.

Um, this pair of glasses that I was wearing yesterday, that's why I couldn't see the, couldn't read the screen there.

So just saying, just throw that one out there.

All right.

But that's how I remember everything.

I know you do.

You do.

It's just a weird thing.

I remember things.

And correct

names.

And yeah, that's, that's, and that is, um, very, very valuable.

Can I tell you a little ways how I remember things?

With the quarterbacks.

Yeah, okay.

I'm gonna throw it a name.

Okay.

Mm-hmm

hunter Enos

Okay, that's a little weird, but okay.

Well, that was his name

Okay hunter Enos

Enos and IS

Okay, no, it's hunting.

All

right.

I'm just gonna throw itself there I visualize.

Okay.

How would I go?

Okay?

What do you visualize when someone says hunter Enos

Enos?

Okay, Enos, okay?

Who do you remember?

Are you saying that on purpose?

Yes.

Okay.

I was wondering if Johnny was like a wick.

No, Enus.

Hunter Enus.

Hunter Enus.

You can look it up.

I got it.

I was just teasing you, Enus.

Okay.

All right.

So, you know, that's a Dale Carnegie thing is to visualize

things.

That's what

I do.

Okay.

I want to get, okay, Hunter, that's easy.

Okay.

Enus.

So I

take

Enus.

Enus.

Who's the only person TV you ever don't know of the name Enus?

I don't know anybody.

Dukes of Hazzard, the deputy sheriff.

I wouldn't know that.

So I could see that.

So Daisy Duke is talking to him.

It's like, Enos, what are you doing this weekend?

He goes, well, I'm going hunting and I'm going church because I'm a Christian right here in Texas.

Where did Hunter Enos go to school?

Texas Christian University.

That would be

a Dale Carnegie.

That's a good way to remember things.

That's how I do it.

Okay.

With everybody, there's some sort of little

thing.

Visualize

put

together anything,

right?

Yes.

Mm-hmm.

So that's how I do it.

Okay.

All

right.

That's That's good.

I mean I

can I believe that okay, so that's how you do it.

Yes Okay now, so what about the numbers?

These numbers mm-hmm.

I just I can see them You know on the program I could see them on the field with these numbers

So does So does every pair of numbers

Correlate to a packer player

pretty much.

Yeah, pretty much Some might be obscure cuz I'm

19

Yeah, they haven't had anybody really good.

That was a 19 Yeah,

I wouldn't know but

yeah,

that's a weird number.

Okay.

Um, all right Well, that's I was good, but I mean I'm going back to glory days.

Yeah.

Yeah, I usually do.

Yeah Interesting.

Yeah.

Well,

so anyway, that's why I do it

When people say, how do you remember some?

It's always something in my mind.

Some little story with their name.

And then it just stays there.

It

just gets locked in.

So that's how I do it.

But I could never do that in school.

You know what I mean?

I could never, never put that together to help me in school.

In like economics class or something.

You know what

I mean?

No, people are like, oh, you got such great memory.

You must have been great in school.

And I wasn't.

My mind didn't work like bookkeeping, economics, things like that.

Yeah.

If you wanted to torture somebody, but have them.

So I would have to do their like

memorization.

Yes.

Yeah.

But but

zero for the mechanical, the whatever, whatever, whatever's nothing.

All right.

Yes.

Well, it's been obviously work.

It's got me here.

Yeah.

Hey.

There you

go.

He's got me here.

And Todd's saying, thank goodness he wasn't better at school.

But anyway, we're going to talk with Terry Barst, Slyce, Wisconsin, a lot of stuff coming up.

And we were just talking with her today, 35, 36, 34, Indiana Malkor was saying, yes, thank you.

People now want to get out of the house without running from their car to a place to whatever, whatever.

That's always fun to do.

Go look at houses and yeah, it's great.

It's

the grilling season.

I'm starting to grill.

Oh.

Healthy tilapia and salmon.

Did you get your um bear

frag

one?

No, not yet.

I Got pick it up tomorrow.

It's in that truck.

I gotta pick it up.

Oh and then bring it back.

Yeah I'm gonna have here.

I'm gonna use that a lot.

Yeah, you will

I'm gonna use that a lot actually I was gonna ask Todd if I could bring it down here and keep it in the kitchen

Cause I just don't have a lot of room.

Yeah, probably not.

Yeah.

Thank you, Todd.

It would smell and it would not be, and you wouldn't clean it.

Well, we've been, we've been, we've been, we've been tossing stuff to Todd for the last 10 minutes, completely ignores us.

I bring up one little thing.

And Elvis and boy, here's that.

That was, that was something

that I'm working on our phone issue.

And I heard that.

I'm like, now I got to step in

on this one.

Thank

you, Todd.

All right.

Reboot.

Okay.

Oh, okay.

He was doing something down there.

So we're at Oshkosh tomorrow.

Yes, we are.

Oshkosh, that was a fun place to go.

And we

have a great lineup.

I was looking

at that.

You were going to have a

great time.

We enjoyed that.

And then back here on Friday.

Yes.

I will not, however, be doing what I did last time I came to Oshkosh and filled you all with wonderful apple strudel from Vintage Rose.

Oh, yeah.

Wasn't that good?

And your mom liked it, right?

She loved

it.

She loved it.

I got to pick her something.

I just gotta say that place, you know how sometimes there's places you go to and just feel good going there?

That vintage road is one of those places.

You just feel you got it.

It's off-suring road folks.

If you haven't been there, stop in.

Have some of their sweets that they make there.

Vintage

road and just to the west, first roundabout boom right

there.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's really, really good.

And they're open.

Did you go there before I was there at 430 and they're open,

huh?

Well, I think they might have opened early for me, but they were there making all the stuff.

Yeah, maybe it's six Maybe it's five.

No, I don't want to say six more But if you get a chance folks or even want to grab some sandwiches for a lunch type thing.

Yeah,

oh, yeah

And there's sweets.

It's just even thinking about it right now I'm getting that kind of ever get that in your mouth or it's like you're just talking about something little and it literally like your mouth waters type of you

know how I was telling you this morning that we need to do a best of

Supper club.

Yes.

I still we talked about this a while ago Todd.

The other thing I want to do is the best burger I went to the right place.

Remember I told you that was like my favorite It's it it still is it just is so good.

I know there's a lot of great burgers I bought a quart of Booyah from there last week Takeout Booyah if we do that

best of in Oshkosh, Appleton

Green

Bay.

I was a little disappointed though.

They did not have my tortilla soup.

Oh yeah, you like that.

I love their tortilla soup.

Why was that fantastic?

Just awesome.

Okay, but Bessie Burger, okay, you gotta go to some out of the way places then though.

But those, I like that.

Remember they, I just saw something in the paper on those dive bars?

That's where we gotta go.

Yeah, I

know, that's what I mean.

I got a call from a friend of mine.

that we're talking about something else and we got into the whole burger thing.

But he liked that drift in.