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0:00Looking for something smart, soulful, and full of heart? I'm Jen Hatmaker, host of For the Love. The podcast where we talk about what really matters. Love and family, faith and purpose. Every week, I'm joined by incredible guests. For honest conversations, then invite all of us to live with more intention, more laughter, and more connection. Join us on For the Love wherever you get your podcasts. So obviously, this Yankee game tonight with the Giants has everybody in a tizzy over the Netflix thing. A lot of conversation about it. So much so I know Mike on his podcast was discussing it and it started fine. I don't know if someone hit him up with the message while he was doing his podcast. If it was going to be elsewhere other than Netflix. And so he started answering it this way. I don't think it's on anywhere else. I don't know if it is a broadcast somewhere else. Naturally, I have to look. I didn't realize if it is. I think it's I just see it as being on Netflix. That's all I have on my thing here is that it's on Netflix.
1:03If it's on anywhere else, somebody please tell me. Should have left it there. Yeah. And this next clip wouldn't have gone viral, if it will. He just had to look though. And he did what he does. Let me look with it. Let me see what the MLB schedule says. Of course, I'll just to make sure. I just want to give people bad information on that. Again, he was fine. You know, five. You're five. And yeah, he just should have left it alone. He looked at no move on. But well, the other thing about this too is like anybody. You could sue this podcast at any time. Anybody can find it on their phone so easily. Like he doesn't have, like he doesn't have exactly information
2:04that other people don't have didn't need to do that. Is that what that knows? Is that you do with that or Mike do it? Oh, okay. Well, your mic's off now. Always me do it. It was him first. Then me. Oh, okay. I like that. I like that. I think I'm going to use that noise. You're going to start using this. Yeah, yeah, yeah. What is it? That's a tough one. His teeth are a little bit bigger than that. Yeah, they are nice, though. You got to say. Very good teeth. Very good teeth. They're great teeth. So yes, Netflix. But more importantly for us on the fan tonight, Max Fried Logan Webb as the baseball season gets underway. 805 first pitch. We told you about Tony Vittello, the first majorly manager hired directly from college without any professional experience. So how will it go? Yeah, that's the fun thing about the future. As you can dream, you can envision, you can guess and try and predict. But until it occurs, you don't really know. And that is very true. So who's he got sitting on the bench with him? I'm assuming that that's some of his bench coaches. I would think he's got some MLB experience on the coaching staff.
3:08Maybe it's Christian McCaffrey. Right now. What did I say now? That goes back to the warm-up show. We were doing 86 giants to 2026 giants. You think when the giants come to town, they go out to dinner or lunch with the giants here, yeah? I estimate if you remember the manager of the giants. So I honestly, I thought he would nail all of these. Okay. And he did not remember Roger Craig. He thought I was fooling around with him, mocking the fact that Roger Craig or the 49ers wasn't then as well as a different Roger Craig. Oh, okay. I was saying there's no way in another city. There was a running back on the team and a manager of the same name. Never's happened. Never. Yeah, that sounds pretty reasonable to me. It's a reasonable sports take on your part. Thank you. A reasonable sport. But it could happen in San Francisco. The bench coach is JC Tingler. No, no, I did. That's the real name. I didn't make that up. I'm JC Tingler. I don't know. Did he play in the majors? So Tony Vittello is their head coach and Tingler. Is their bench coach hitting coach Hunter Mence?
4:10Not Hunter Pence. No, Hunter Mence. There's a Hunter Mence. Yeah. And Hunter Pence is doing the game tonight. You think you'll discuss Hunter Mence? Yes, I do. I'm Ron Washington's on the stand. Oh, he's back. There you go. OK. He's a lifer. He's like Steve Wokes. Yeah. Oh, I love Ron Washington. He's the guy who's going to help out. Any issues? Go to Ron. He's seen it all. Yeah, it's been a manager. Absolutely. A successful one too. I know he had the trouble off the field, but he's been very successful. What was that? He had, I believe, a drug issue. I also think an infidelity issue. That's right. I forgot. Sorry, Ron made one for that. And I think he presented it himself at the press conference. Yeah, yeah, that's right. I think that was when he stepped down from the Rangers manager. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. I remember now. Memories there. Yeah. Life can feel overwhelming, but on my podcast, from the heart with Rachel Brayton, we're in it together. Every Friday, a new episode brings you a new story with topics on motherhood,
5:12wellness, self-love, and more. Listen to From the Heart with Rachel Brayton, wherever you get your podcasts. Met's open tomorrow with the pirates, so you guys had Paul and Yonkers on again today. He goes on with Tommy apparently every night. It's screaming. It's screaming each other. So last night, they're battling again about the Met's and the minor leakers and all this stuff. And it goes on and on and on. But then a nice conversation happened because Tommy, like Paul, is now a cat owner. Tommy revealing that he's having issues with the cat. He just got it a couple of months ago. You're a cat owner. I am. We still have one. She's a doll, the one that you helped us get. But this is also, this is not like a Jerry rescue cat. This is some sort of designer cat. This cat looks like Al. Yeah. It's a hairless cat. It's a hairless cat. He's in it. No, it's not. It was a teacup cat, a pretty heavy cat. Oh, I thought they got the hairless cat. I don't know. Maybe they got that too. I'm not sure, but it's definitely a very expensive genetically engineered cat. I knew it was an expensive cat.
6:13Yes, that I did know. They're apparently having trouble with the cat. Why Tommy feels the need to tell however many people are listening on the radio with Paul in the line, I don't know. The making the biscuits with the cat every night. It's becoming a bit of a problem because I find it to be quite annoying and quite distracting. And now he's making biscuits on my wife's face. What? Oh, I know what you're talking about. You ever see the cats do that? Yeah. Where they do the need. That means making biscuits? I guess that's what he's saying. It has to be what he's talking about because they need. I know that with their paws. So you need dough to make biscuits, right? That has to be what it is. Maybe that's what it is. Wow. I thought it was something else. So it sounds weird. But unless you're a cat owner, I am a cat owner. I've never you've ever had biscuits made on your face. I have not. No. Better than batter. Anyway, it was very strange. Paul did reveal his cat schedule and it reminded me of what algos through with his dog.
7:14I got a bed right now because two o'clock in the morning, she waxed me to feed her. She know what I mean. You got a bed right now. What do you mean you go to? What are you talking about? Baseball starting. You can't go to bed at 8.48. Well, if you got to walk the dog or feed the cat, that's what you do. And then, uh, well, now that I know what the biscuit thing is, the rest of the morning, any five. They're not funny. Oh, really? No, there's not fun. Well, I mean, why? Because they just keep reference in the biscuits. They reference the biscuits a few times. Okay. That has to be, I could be wrong. That's all that is. Not that funny. I could be wrong about it. It was more funny to think, you know, dropping a turn or two. That's, I guess, so weird. Yeah, I don't think the cat's pooping on his face. I don't think that's happening. I will tell you, most people that I, that heard this outside, thought the same thing. Really? So I could be wrong. No, because what you're saying makes sense. Yeah. That makes sense. Yeah. How are we going to do that, though? Yeah, for sure. Now, our cats never did that. Not on the bed or anything like that. They would do it on a blanket on the floor. But let me hear the next one in context.
8:15Maybe it is pooping on the face. It's a happy life, happy life situation. And as long as he continues to make biscuits on my wife, she's not going to be happy. And she wants me to do something about it. And I don't know what to do about it. Because I'm not putting the cat, you know, in some a cage or something. Obviously, no. So I don't know what to do. And if I lock him in another room, he meows. So I'm having a hard time with his biscuit making. Biscuit making. I mean, it could be, it could be poop. It's very strange. Poop or paw-needing. Boomer, what do you say? Paw-needing. I'm hoping that it's paw-needing. I am too. I mean, she's not, the cat's not pooping on his wife's face. Right. Come on, leave it to the biscuits. Maybe the cat just wants, which is weird to me, because it sounds like the cat wants total attention, which is not usually the way cats are. And think about it too. Well, I think this is why it's like this genetically engineered teacup cat or whatever. But for a cat to poop on you, you would have to be a sleepy would think, right? Like if a cat comes up and starts doing that,
9:16you'll get out of here. Yeah, very true. Get out of here. Very true. Or maybe because what you're talking about with the paws, it's waking her up every night. Yeah, maybe. Because I would think that's adorable. Yeah, until he's trying to sleep. Yes. If it's happening at 1 a.m., and you've been asleep for a couple of hours. Next, beat the Pelicans 121-116, Jalen Brunson at 32, seven straight for New York, tied with the Celtics for second place in the East and that's at Golden State tonight. In North Carolina, fired head coach Uber Davis, Syracuse, Hires, Jerry McNamara. I'll just play this one for you. So you mentioned last to the island. It was lost to the Black Hawk's 4-3. You mentioned Matt Barzell. Patrick, while was asked if he thought about Benching Barzell down the stretch of this game. No, we talk. We talk and then he knows. And I think it was just important for him to get back to his game. And we had that push in the third, you know? And we had a lot of shots and unfortunately for us. I mean, we could not get that time goal. So it was a topic last night after the game
10:16and was addressed by reporters, but they do not pick up a point. They lost in regulation 4-3. And the Devils beat the star 6 to 4, couple of goals for Jack Hughes. Rangers may believe tonight. What's up, little psychos. I'm investigator Slater, host of the Psychopedia podcast. Psychopedia is a true crime podcast, delivering raw, real, and absolutely gripping episodes every single week. I dig deep to uncover fascinating details of heinous true crime cases while exploring criminology and psychology theories. I take you into the absolute darkest corners of the human psyche, my favorite territory, and present cases like you've never heard them before. Follow and listen to Psychopedia everywhere you get your podcasts.
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