Speaker 1: All right, all right, so now it is time for
Speaker 1: BWP to drop by. And thanks, first off for coming
Speaker 1: in on a Friday. I know that you're getting prepped
Speaker 1: for everything. What I what I wanted to do here
Speaker 1: on SDHAM other than welcome you properly and give you
Speaker 1: golden ticket status blocked, So to come in on any
Speaker 1: Friday from ten until whenever, because this is traditionally the
Speaker 1: hour of chaos where folks can come in and crash
Speaker 1: and say their piece two minutes, string minutes and they
Speaker 1: can go I like that. So Parky kind of took
Speaker 1: one of my questions, okay about you know no, but no,
Speaker 1: it's all good. That's what we're here for. So what's
Speaker 1: it like for you sitting at the table and doing
Speaker 1: the gig that you've got now where you get to
Speaker 1: put up with our buddy Kevin Egan on First of all.
Speaker 2: Kevin or a guy I'll show three sixty. You need
Speaker 2: to have energy, you need a good host, and keV
Speaker 2: is you know, perfect. He's the perfect person for it
Speaker 2: because he doesn't take a moment off, does the research,
Speaker 2: does these homework. He's enthusiastic. I sit right next to him,
Speaker 2: so that energy just just fools onto me. You know,
Speaker 2: I'm tired of moody. I want to be a bit
Speaker 2: you know, just relaxing. Care it's just like punching me.
Speaker 2: You know, he's amazing.
Speaker 3: What a guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's very different obviously being an analyst now
Speaker 2: and being in the studio, because I was the guy
Speaker 2: on the pitch, you know, trying to ignore these headlines,
Speaker 2: trying to ignore the media and what they thought, you know,
Speaker 2: trying to get my head down this. The transition was tough.
Speaker 2: I found it hard talking about players. I knew, you don't,
Speaker 2: you know, you have to you have to get over
Speaker 2: that because you don't want to offend anyone. But I
Speaker 2: got some advice from my dad and it was just,
Speaker 2: you know, anything you would say to someone's face, then
Speaker 2: you can you can say it on TV, you know.
Speaker 2: And that stuck with me. And now I find it
Speaker 2: easier to talk. I find it easier being myself. And
Speaker 2: that's that's like it's obviously to the staff and then
Speaker 2: the crew.
Speaker 1: I have with me two big topics that I do
Speaker 1: want to borrow you on here this morning over the
Speaker 1: next fifteen minutes. Basically the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Speaker 1: Here at the quarter pole, and I do want to
Speaker 1: ask specifically about what you think about it, Landy, and iighted,
Speaker 1: what direction do you want to go? First?
Speaker 3: Good, the bad and the ugly?
Speaker 1: All right, so good, the bad, and the ugly at
Speaker 1: the quarter pole? Well, who's the good?
Speaker 2: The good are Vancouver obviously, m Yeah, Vancouver have been brilliant.
Speaker 2: Sorroson has done a great job. Even if you watched
Speaker 2: them last night in the CONKAKF Champions Cup. This is
Speaker 2: not luck. This is a well coached team with very
Speaker 2: good players that you know us in this league because
Speaker 2: they're not superstars and you know they weren't playing at
Speaker 2: big clubs abroad.
Speaker 3: We almost don't.
Speaker 2: Want to give these Brian White's and Ryan Golds and
Speaker 2: these players, Takahoka the keeper, Vesselinovich blackman. These guys are
Speaker 2: stars right now this season they are stars, and depending
Speaker 2: how this season goes, they they should be recognized as that.
Speaker 1: All right. So that's good in the Western Conference, good
Speaker 1: in the Eastern Conference. Outside of Messi and friends, I have.
Speaker 3: To say I'm torn between three teams.
Speaker 2: Obviously, the three teams, but because I think Columbus, you know,
Speaker 2: this is a team I love dearly. I only spent
Speaker 2: a year in Columbus, but the way they treat me there,
Speaker 2: the football they played, it's just a great place to
Speaker 2: play football. And wilfriend Nanty's gone in there to Caleb
Speaker 2: and done a great job. I just think I thought
Speaker 2: at the beginning of the season they would struggle a bit.
Speaker 2: No Coucha, you know, they lose Ramirez, that was a
Speaker 2: player that could come off the bench or start and
Speaker 2: get you goals. And I thought maybe this, you know,
Speaker 2: maybe that last little bit that xract is going to
Speaker 2: be tough. But they're still up there. You know, they're
Speaker 2: still up there. They're still coach world. Wilfrid nunc is
Speaker 2: a very good coach, so I have to put him in.
Speaker 2: I think that's a very good season start to this
Speaker 2: season for him. Then Cincinnati, you know, looking at them,
Speaker 2: they haven't blown me away with performances. But again it's
Speaker 2: a team that's built on some real like defensive foundations.
Speaker 2: They work for each other, real team, real team like
Speaker 2: efic around that squad. They're getting players back now. Vanderser
Speaker 2: is a he's a very very top player, top top player. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they're getting him going and with players to come back
Speaker 2: I just think they just get stronger and stronger. And
Speaker 2: then Charlotte, because Charlotte, if you ask me, I'm not
Speaker 2: you know this early in the season. I know it's
Speaker 2: what ten games coming up now, I'm not putting them.
Speaker 3: You know, where are they're in the league now? Second?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean they're they're right there part of that gaggle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah. So credit to Dean Smith and the boys.
Speaker 2: They still got to get Wilfrid Dhago. Imagine when he
Speaker 2: starts playing really well. Again, you're looking at a strong team.
Speaker 2: So I'd say that's the good in the.
Speaker 1: East, all right, So bad East or West, take your pick.
Speaker 3: I'll go I'll go West first.
Speaker 2: Okay, I have to throw the Galaxy in there, because
Speaker 2: they are the Galaxy, probably the biggest team, you know,
Speaker 2: the most famous team in the MLS, and when you
Speaker 2: see them in the deposition they are it's got to
Speaker 2: be tough for Great Valley. Obviously they've had their issues,
Speaker 2: but yeah, I gotta throw that in. Bad the West
Speaker 2: as world is. I'll just leave it with that. Actually,
Speaker 2: bad in the East and this ain't the worst. And
Speaker 2: I'm with you guys, now, this is more because you
Speaker 2: know the frustration when I want to say Atlanta, because yeah,
Speaker 2: when you spend the money you did, especially on the attack.
Speaker 2: Me as an avid football fan, I was excited to
Speaker 2: watch Atlanta, you know, howm an coming back. I've played
Speaker 2: against this team. I've played against Atlanta when they are
Speaker 2: the top team at the bench. It is a horrible
Speaker 2: place to play, daunted. Honestly, if you don't get a
Speaker 2: good start, forget about it, you're going to feel like
Speaker 2: you're getting run over for a day and a half.
Speaker 2: Is a very tough place to play, it is, so
Speaker 2: I thought those days were coming back, you know, with
Speaker 2: this new front line, and I've been a little bit
Speaker 2: disappointing because I know the talent that's there. I know
Speaker 2: it can be put together. Just they just look a
Speaker 2: bit indecisive. The balance is off and I'm not sure
Speaker 2: what they're trying to do. So for me, that's bad,
Speaker 2: and it it's because what I expected. I wanted to
Speaker 2: see more from that.
Speaker 1: Side, all right, So bookmarke Atlanta and push them to
Speaker 1: the back. Ugly in the East and the West.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, sorry, Ugly in the East and the West.
Speaker 1: Ugly Montreal.
Speaker 3: It's tough to say.
Speaker 2: Montreal is ugly because the fixtures, you know, the schedule
Speaker 2: wasn't kind to the beginning of season. They have to
Speaker 2: play seven or eight what is it? Seven games away
Speaker 2: from home? Yeah, I don't know if I'm in that
Speaker 2: locker room if you know what I mean, if I
Speaker 2: enjoyed that, I don't know how, you know, you get
Speaker 2: through a stretch like that.
Speaker 3: So it's it's tough to say.
Speaker 1: You put the roof back on the Big O and
Speaker 1: turn that into a functioning place.
Speaker 2: Probably, Yeah, it's true, it's tough for me. Have you
Speaker 2: got any suggestions for me?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean I was thinking, you know, for me specifically, man,
Speaker 1: allergies are killed.
Speaker 3: Dave been kicking my eye this morning, So I.
Speaker 1: Mean I would have said, obviously Montreal with their rough start. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, and you look at the bottom. I would
Speaker 1: have initially said somebody like New England, but then Caleb
Speaker 1: Porter something found something. See, I don't know how. I
Speaker 1: don't know how folks made it off the tarmac in
Speaker 1: San Jose after what happened for the ride home. I really.
Speaker 2: D C is a good shout because while they do
Speaker 2: have a great goalscoring DC is, they've been tough to
Speaker 2: watch early in this season. You know, they've been really
Speaker 2: tough to watch Troyla say, and that I know spent
Speaker 2: a little bit of Troy when I was at Red Bull,
Speaker 2: and he understands the game. I know what he's trying
Speaker 2: to do. Wants to play a decent side of football.
Speaker 2: Also with that counterpress thrown in there, and it's you know,
Speaker 2: it hasn't looked pretty, but they did get a good
Speaker 2: result at Red Bull, which is not an easy place
Speaker 2: to go to. So I didn't put them in the
Speaker 2: ugly because I'm a fan of seeing teams turning around,
Speaker 2: turning that corner. As soon as I see a little
Speaker 2: demor of hope, I look out for that, you know.
Speaker 2: So I don't really have ugly right now.
Speaker 1: And then ugly in the West since you had Lag
Speaker 1: as a bad Yeah, ugly, Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 3: On Kansas City. Yeah yeah, yeah, Kansas City.
Speaker 2: Again, similar to the Galaxy, it's a team that we expect,
Speaker 2: you know, like to be playing a good style of football,
Speaker 2: a team that we always expect to be competing in
Speaker 2: the playoffs. And when you see them as low as
Speaker 2: they are not stringing together some good results, you know,
Speaker 2: more often than not, yeah, you may have to put
Speaker 2: them in that bad category, all.
Speaker 1: Right, so ugly Now, yeah, that's all good. The man
Speaker 1: who has three business cards with or actually four if
Speaker 1: you just want to separate them all out. Analyst MLS
Speaker 1: counting down, Analyst MLS three sixty, Analyst MLS wrap up
Speaker 1: MLS Season Pass. Bradley Wright Phillips. We are now at halftime,
Speaker 1: turning into the second half, and I want to break
Speaker 1: things down with you. You mentioned it Landa United in
Speaker 1: the bad, So I asked Parky, I said, if you
Speaker 1: were in that locker room, because he now does He
Speaker 1: and Greg Garza do a lot of work with their
Speaker 1: mentoring aspect. Now they've got I think two hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty the student athletes that they mentor with beyond goals mentoring.
Speaker 1: And I said, okay, with your history with this franchise,
Speaker 1: and you are now mentoring currency that you have. If
Speaker 1: you were to wander into that locker room and talk
Speaker 1: to these guys, even though you weren't necessarily a talker
Speaker 1: all the time, but you had to stand up and
Speaker 1: say the stuff. What would you say? And so you
Speaker 1: know it's like, look, it's going to turn around and
Speaker 1: the you know, the conversation is going to be there,
Speaker 1: but you know, just keep pushing and pushing in the
Speaker 1: moments will come and then it will snowball and the
Speaker 1: positive from there, unlike the snowballing that's been going on
Speaker 1: the car when you see Atlanta mentioned obviously putting them
Speaker 1: in the bad because of the expectations. But what else
Speaker 1: have you noticed about at Land United this year in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five?
Speaker 3: I mentioned it a little bit earlier.
Speaker 2: It's just that I don't know if they It's like
Speaker 2: the defense is trying to play one way and the
Speaker 2: attack is is doing another thing. I don't know what
Speaker 2: they're trying to do. I can only imagine that if
Speaker 2: I was, you know, coaching that side, and by no
Speaker 2: means a great coach. It just looks at me like
Speaker 2: it's a team that you know, they should have played,
Speaker 2: like Columbus or San Diego. A team that looks like
Speaker 2: they're suited more in transition moments. When I think of
Speaker 2: Saba on the right, he's great running into space, He's
Speaker 2: great getting on the end of the passes Latin that
Speaker 2: has paced to Spare. I would like to see him more,
Speaker 2: you know, out on the run, getting onto through balls
Speaker 2: and being set free running in behind Alma Ron when
Speaker 2: he plays on the right. I don't think it's been
Speaker 2: as effective because I think he's lost a couple of yards.
Speaker 2: But I do think he can still do that central
Speaker 2: ten roll ways, dropping into pockets, turning and creating from there,
Speaker 2: and Evan breaking lines. Yeah, I just don't see a
Speaker 2: real way of them playing. I don't see, you know,
Speaker 2: the things that make them dangerous, the things that I
Speaker 2: just said. I don't see them doing that enough. So
Speaker 2: I think if I walked into that locker room while
Speaker 2: I'll be trying to, you know, get the boys all
Speaker 2: playing one way. You know, if I'm like a lot,
Speaker 2: I'll be talking to the center back to or the midfielders.
Speaker 2: You know, when you see me in this place, just run,
Speaker 2: Just play me in behind, you know, play me behind it.
Speaker 2: Even if I don't get it, we're up the field
Speaker 2: and we're attacking in their half. I think they're in
Speaker 2: a place now where it can't just be relyed. You
Speaker 2: can't just rely on dialogue or obviously is his responsibility.
Speaker 2: But the senior players in that locker room have to
Speaker 2: they have to come together. I remember whenever we were
Speaker 2: going through hard times, especially at Red bull. We start
Speaker 2: from the beginning again, we start from the begin the basics.
Speaker 2: First fifteen minutes, maybe we're playing their half, don't concede.
Speaker 2: Then we get to that fifty past that fifteen minutes,
Speaker 2: it's a different task, and before you know it's halftime.
Speaker 2: The results better than it was last weekend, and there's
Speaker 2: something to build off. I think they have to go
Speaker 2: back to basics and forget talent for a minute together,
Speaker 2: be hard to beat, and then take steps from there.
Speaker 1: What about somebody like an Alexi Midnchuk, who we know
Speaker 1: his artistry and we know what he is capable of,
Speaker 1: almost like that point guard that you see in basketball,
Speaker 1: who knows where folks need the ball. But it's like
Speaker 1: we talk about positional gravity, and it's something that you
Speaker 1: know a lot about, considering that when you had the ball,
Speaker 1: you had like nine dudes just come and collapse upon you.
Speaker 1: But that also means that eight other guys are open
Speaker 1: at that particular moment. When you see someone like Midanchuk
Speaker 1: with his artistry and he played a little deeper against
Speaker 1: NYC at times because they were trying to come back,
Speaker 1: and you saw what he's capable of. What about somebody
Speaker 1: like Midunchuk and yeah.
Speaker 3: You hit a nail on the head.
Speaker 2: When I look at Morantu like, there's been a couple
Speaker 2: of times where he's had to go in that sixth
Speaker 2: row and build the game for Atlanta if they are
Speaker 2: going to build, if they do want to play that way,
Speaker 2: he has to be in that six role because he's
Speaker 2: really good on the half turn, and I think him
Speaker 2: playing in the six takes a lot of responsibility. I
Speaker 2: don't want to put you know, I don't want to
Speaker 2: say that he's a man that is not built for
Speaker 2: that moment. But I think when you play him in
Speaker 2: a ten, we will look at him and be like, okay,
Speaker 2: make something happen. We look at him in that Evander row,
Speaker 2: you know, in what Almaron is coming here to do,
Speaker 2: and I think it's a little bit unfair on him.
Speaker 2: So if you play him in a six, I think
Speaker 2: he's really good, like I said, at getting on the
Speaker 2: half tend then he can find those players. When you
Speaker 2: put him in the ten, I don't think he's a
Speaker 2: man for the big moments. You know, in every game,
Speaker 2: I think you see more of his qualities playing deeper
Speaker 2: on the field. Deeper down the field and I think
Speaker 2: that will help at landa.
Speaker 3: A little bit more.
Speaker 1: And you know, in this system that Ronnie currently has
Speaker 1: formationally it's a four two three one. You're dealing with
Speaker 1: two sixes. You have guys like Bart Slash, who he's
Speaker 1: got a bit of a mean streak to him. But
Speaker 1: you're also seeing younger players like Jay Fortune step up.
Speaker 1: You see him atteas Click, who was brought in from
Speaker 1: d C for a pack of Pall Mall's, some Hostess
Speaker 1: Twinkies and a box of matches. And you know, when
Speaker 1: he gets healthy, I know what he can bring to
Speaker 1: the table as well. When you look at the rest
Speaker 1: of this roster outside of that attacking for what else
Speaker 1: do you see?
Speaker 2: I see good players, especially if he get the right
Speaker 2: ones on the field. I see good players. I see
Speaker 2: a team that can play both ways. I see a
Speaker 2: team that could play in transition, and I see a
Speaker 2: team that could build if the right players in the
Speaker 2: right spots. This is why I put them in the
Speaker 2: bad because I don't get why I'm not seeing it.
Speaker 3: There's no excuse. It's a good roster.
Speaker 2: I'm seeing teams with If you take Austin for example,
Speaker 2: I don't that Ross is not bad than Atlanta's, but
Speaker 2: they they've got some kind of togetherness. They're hard to beat,
Speaker 2: and they're somehow right now up the table, but.
Speaker 1: They can't score. It's like you bringing all this hot
Speaker 1: you bring in all this heavyweight talent and what Basquez
Speaker 1: has to what it's Uh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it hasn't been good enough.
Speaker 2: You're right, that's what I'm saying for them in attacking
Speaker 2: for it hasn't been good enough. But they can still
Speaker 2: be at the top of the table. So for me,
Speaker 2: why is Atlanta not doing something similar? I'm not saying
Speaker 2: play that style of football. I'm saying, you know, at
Speaker 2: least putting these performances where okay, the attack's not going well,
Speaker 2: but you don't just come to the bends and beat us.
Speaker 2: You know, they is a difficult team. This should be
Speaker 2: a difficult team to play against.
Speaker 1: Then you dropped a whole lot of am to bring
Speaker 1: in Robert Taylor away from Messi and friends to help
Speaker 1: out with your offense. Three minute warning, I know I'm
Speaker 1: keeping you to a clock. No good, all right, So
Speaker 1: this weekend it is Atlanta and the Purple team in
Speaker 1: Central Florida. See, yeah, the thing is the only way
Speaker 1: that we can mention. The O word here is if
Speaker 1: we if we sing it like Book of Mormon, literally,
Speaker 1: we have to say Orlando. We're going to say that.
Speaker 1: Otherwise they're just the Purple team.
Speaker 3: Just good.
Speaker 2: I used to do that when I played for the Rebel.
Speaker 2: I would call it the New York City the Blue Team.
Speaker 3: So I get it.
Speaker 1: I get it. So Atlanta United and the Purple Team
Speaker 1: coming up this weekend. When you see this kind of
Speaker 1: a rivalry match like you did with Red and Blue,
Speaker 1: what sticks to mind in this matchup for you?
Speaker 2: So you talking about gameplay first of all? Yeah, I'll
Speaker 2: talk about gameplay first and war and I'll talk about
Speaker 2: how I would go into those games. So I think gameplay,
Speaker 2: the game's there for the take you for both teams.
Speaker 2: Both teams not in a great place. So if I'm
Speaker 2: in each locker room, I'll go into that game thinking
Speaker 2: we can win this if we just do ABC, we
Speaker 2: can win this game.
Speaker 3: For Orlando at the.
Speaker 2: Moment that that that front four that started off so
Speaker 2: well and not firing on all cylinders, they're struggling. That
Speaker 2: plays into your hands. I think if you can make
Speaker 2: the game difficult in the first half, first half of
Speaker 2: the half first half. Sorry, then you're looking at maybe
Speaker 2: getting a good result. Yeah, but I expect to see fireworks.
Speaker 2: These are the kind of games that can that can
Speaker 2: turn your season. These kind of games for Atlanta. Now,
Speaker 2: if you get a big win here and build a
Speaker 2: meta from this place, you can look back come you know,
Speaker 2: October and whatever and say, you know what, when we
Speaker 2: played that game, when we beat one of our rivals.
Speaker 2: I think that's the way you can put, you know,
Speaker 2: a stamp where the season started to change for them.
Speaker 1: All right, last question for you. Time to cut the
Speaker 1: promo because you are on MLS Countdown, MLS three sixty
Speaker 1: and MLS wrap up on MLS Season pass as MLS
Speaker 1: Bradley Right, Phillips. I feel like now MLS needs to
Speaker 1: be in front of every single aspect of your name,
Speaker 1: with everything that you're doing up there with Apple these days.
Speaker 1: What's going on this weekend? When do you go into
Speaker 1: production meetings? When do you get to see Kevin Egan?
Speaker 1: What cut the promo for me? What books should expect
Speaker 1: this weekend?
Speaker 2: Okay, so I'll head up to Connecticut on Saturday morning.
Speaker 2: I'll get to the studio maybe two thirty, sit down
Speaker 2: gathering my thoughts, and that's when you start seeing the
Speaker 2: boys come in. First of all, Yeah, production meeting, Yeah,
Speaker 2: and we'll go on We'll go on air for the
Speaker 2: first tundown, maybe six point thirty, you know, after all
Speaker 2: the prep's done for those few hours, six point thirty,
Speaker 2: do an hour just building up the games, building some excitement,
Speaker 2: letting you know our opinions. And then straight after that
Speaker 2: won't even move from the studio three sixty and that's
Speaker 2: when it gets hectic. And that's where your boy keV
Speaker 2: comes in and just gets that energy going. We've just
Speaker 2: got a bunch of games going on, a bunch of goals,
Speaker 2: bunch of key plays, just a lot of fun. It's
Speaker 2: a long time, but that's like the most fun you
Speaker 2: can have in five to six hours. Honestly, it's brilliant.
Speaker 1: And after that, I was gonna say, what's it like
Speaker 1: flying without a net for six hours?
Speaker 2: It's crazy because you're watching so the mon it will
Speaker 2: be to our right somewhere, so I want to focus
Speaker 2: on the show, but I also want to see what's
Speaker 2: happening in the game. So when we do go to
Speaker 2: that key play, I have some good feedback for you.
Speaker 2: I have some good analysis. There's been times where you
Speaker 2: get pull you might miss a goal, it comes up
Speaker 2: as a key play. We get to watch it obviously,
Speaker 2: but I haven't seen the build up, so I don't
Speaker 2: even know how this goals come about, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. So it's hard really focusing on the game
Speaker 2: that's on the screen, what you guys might be seeing,
Speaker 2: the focusing on getting little nuggets for you guys. So
Speaker 2: when you see that key play giving you the information,
Speaker 2: it's crazy, it's carnage, it is.
Speaker 1: It's and then but the thing is you may not
Speaker 1: be able to see the build up, but then you
Speaker 1: get to see the build up on MLS wrap up right.
Speaker 2: Facts, So that wrap up is like a It's probably
Speaker 2: the show where you get to really talk about what
Speaker 2: you saw in a game because we've seen them all
Speaker 2: on the Saturday and now we do the wrap up
Speaker 2: on Sunday night after Sunday Night soccer. So now I've
Speaker 2: seen all those goals, Now I've seen all those build ups.
Speaker 2: Now I've heard all the talks what people think and
Speaker 2: what my opinions are. So wrap up you can really
Speaker 2: have conversations. That's why you see it's a more laid
Speaker 2: back ride. We're in the sofas you know, we're in
Speaker 2: the comfy seats, and we're talking and really dissecting these
Speaker 2: games and our thoughts on the weekend.
Speaker 1: Especially if you're sitting in a hard share for six hours.
Speaker 1: As always, you are officially now golden ticket status. You
Speaker 1: have the garage door opener, you know where the spare
Speaker 1: key is, and so anytime you want to come in
Speaker 1: and crash in this hour of chaos as we get
Speaker 1: the weekend prepped, you know you can.
Speaker 3: I like that. Thank you for that invitation. I'll be
Speaker 3: taking you up on that.
Speaker 1: Golden ticket status is yours, Bradley Wright Phillips once again.
Speaker 1: Analyst MLS Countdown, Analyst MLS three sixty, Analyst MLS Wrap Up,
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Speaker 1: As always, thanks for dropping by, my friend. We'll see
Speaker 1: you soon.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you, Joe, You're doing a great job.
Speaker 1: I keep out all right, see because I know you're
Speaker 1: gonna come down and kick my ass. Sick