Speaker 1: H H.
Speaker 2: Face has dropped on probably the mother of reaction, mondays
Speaker 2: here on the SDH Network in the morning show John
Speaker 2: here Abe, there no Dealty, no Daly Zone. So, uh,
Speaker 2: what was it like for you, my friend?
Speaker 1: Yeah, look, I made the joke like a ago as
Speaker 1: Landy United, and don't get it twisted like it. Landy
Speaker 1: United's playoff run started well before the actual playoffs. I mean,
Speaker 1: they had to get some results, get some help, and
Speaker 1: I joked and you know, back then it was pre
Speaker 1: Halloween that they're the MLS Michael Myers, right, I mean,
Speaker 1: you just can't kill these guys. And it's gotta be
Speaker 1: what Miami's thinking today after they take a lead and
Speaker 1: then almost immediately see it evaporate and it's just one
Speaker 1: of these things like all right, I shot him in
Speaker 1: the chest like we're good now, and it's like, no, man,
Speaker 1: he just sat up like the undertaker. Like that's what
Speaker 1: this team does, and that's what they've done this whole
Speaker 1: playoff run. Like it's really been impressive to see the
Speaker 1: way they've responded, especially in the first half of games
Speaker 1: over the course of this because that was one of
Speaker 1: the bugaboos that I think cost them quite a bit
Speaker 1: in the regular season with slow starts and having to
Speaker 1: find adjustments and always trailing stuff like that, just so
Speaker 1: it doesn't seem to bother them. You combine that with
Speaker 1: and I don't remember the exact stat, but like nine
Speaker 1: of the last eleven goals or whatever it is, eight
Speaker 1: of the last ten have been scored by different players,
Speaker 1: and it's just everyone gets a little piece of the action.
Speaker 1: And obviously Tira has been a star, and he's been
Speaker 1: one of the guys that has scored a couple. Sava's
Speaker 1: got a couple, but you know, you go back down
Speaker 1: the list and Bartos Sleish's name hadn't been seen until
Speaker 1: this past week, and he obviously tallied the big one.
Speaker 1: It's just one of these things where you know, you
Speaker 1: would ask me at different times, like my level of confidence,
Speaker 1: and it's like, there's no reason not to be confident,
Speaker 1: Like I don't care that it's on the road. You
Speaker 1: have performed as well, really better than anyone in the
Speaker 1: entire league against that Miami team. For whatever reason, it's
Speaker 1: an odd matchup. Maybe it's a mentality thing, maybe it's
Speaker 1: a formation thing, maybe it's just one guy just seems
Speaker 1: to stick out. But you perform well against Miami. I
Speaker 1: mean I both am surprised, but at the same time,
Speaker 1: like credit to the players, I'm not surprised. Like I
Speaker 1: didn't walk into this game against Miami Saturday night being like, oh,
Speaker 1: take a miracle to win, Like no, Like we've played
Speaker 1: them straight up four times this season and really gone
Speaker 1: right at them. Even in the games that we lost,
Speaker 1: we were right there with them and frustrated. And the
Speaker 1: thing I've always said about Inner Miami is that they're
Speaker 1: great front runners, and what they do they take a lead, right,
Speaker 1: but then they get a bigger lead, and a bigger
Speaker 1: lead and a bigger lead, and that's where they play
Speaker 1: comfortable at Landy and I has had this crazy ability again,
Speaker 1: not just on Saturday Night, all season long to okay,
Speaker 1: inter Miami takes a lead, that lead doesn't increase, and
Speaker 1: I think they've gotten continually frustrated by it. And obviously
Speaker 1: the maximum frustration would be Saturday night where you take
Speaker 1: that lead and then in like five and a half
Speaker 1: minutes you're trailing and you're like, all right, well, like
Speaker 1: forget like running away with this three to one, Like
Speaker 1: we've got to battle our butts off just to try
Speaker 1: and get back in it. So it's been a crazy
Speaker 1: run for Atlandy United. For whatever reason, they match up
Speaker 1: so well Withinner Miami and it led to statistically or argumentatively,
Speaker 1: whatever you want it to be, the biggest upset the
Speaker 1: MLS Cup playoff.
Speaker 2: History plus forty four and the points differential. So you
Speaker 2: won Captain America's pie play and you're out the door
Speaker 2: in three games. You open about nineteen different doors here.
Speaker 2: So let me see if I can find that juice boxes.
Speaker 2: By the way, for Atlanta United going into that game three,
Speaker 2: a plus seven point thirty one to win outright in
Speaker 2: ninety minutes. So everyone who's dealing with juice boxes is like, Rah,
Speaker 2: you know it's it's MESSI and friends. We'll do what
Speaker 2: we do.
Speaker 1: I will posit this.
Speaker 2: When it comes to Messian friends and their structure and
Speaker 2: their DNA, to me, they remind me of Loyola Marrymountain
Speaker 2: their heyday, where they are so front heavy. They want
Speaker 2: to score, They want to score. They want to score
Speaker 2: because they have so many issues at the back, whether
Speaker 2: it's inexperienced younger players, injuries, having to take the players
Speaker 2: that you have on your roster put them in unfamiliar positions,
Speaker 2: and when Loyla Marymount played Michigan in the tournament, that
Speaker 2: was when Michigan, you know, stepped up, played some defense.
Speaker 2: Loyla Marymount didn't hit all their shots, and they end
Speaker 2: up exiting the tournament earlier than a lot of folks
Speaker 2: would have liked for them to, considering the storyline that
Speaker 2: was attached to that program at the time. You end
Speaker 2: up with a group where if you can get the
Speaker 2: ball away from them and go and transition the other way,
Speaker 2: you're instantly down to defenders because Messian Suarez rarely could
Speaker 2: come back defensively and would come back because they were
Speaker 2: managing their managing their energy at the time. So basically
Speaker 2: it was ten v eight in a normal situation. But
Speaker 2: then you get them in transition, you got your speed,
Speaker 2: and you're trying to get back to dudes playing unnatural
Speaker 2: positions and drake calendars like you know, okay, so I've
Speaker 2: got to get ready here. So that to me was
Speaker 2: what stuck in my head. It reminded me of going
Speaker 2: up against Loyle and Merrymount.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and Jamal Tierray for all his I don't want
Speaker 1: to criticize, but false is a striker what he does
Speaker 1: bring is that speed and that ability to chase down
Speaker 1: long balls, and I think that is uniquely a problem
Speaker 1: for Miami. I think they would much rather face a
Speaker 1: guy that has an incredible shot or maybe dribbles a lot,
Speaker 1: as opposed to just a pure let me go, get
Speaker 1: the ball, take a touch and finish it. And that
Speaker 1: obviously caused problems for them at the back, There's no
Speaker 1: doubt about that. And look, I don't know what it
Speaker 1: is about Atlanta that was able to keep Miami off
Speaker 1: the board in those situations. It scrambles, The team scrambles
Speaker 1: incredibly well defensively obviously goose the last two games, this
Speaker 1: whole series. You know, what are you gonna say? I mean,
Speaker 1: a complete turn back the clock effort. Some of the
Speaker 1: best performances he's had in a five strikes uniform have
Speaker 1: come over the last month and a half. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's just no other way to describe what he's done recently,
Speaker 1: including mistakes that he's made. And I know he made
Speaker 1: one against Montreal and it cost Alania United a goal.
Speaker 1: He made one against Inner Miami, it cost Alania United goal.
Speaker 1: The team has picked him up, but at the same time,
Speaker 1: he's picked them up. That's part of a little bit
Speaker 1: of a give and take relationship between the ten field
Speaker 1: players and the goalie. And it's just it felt like
Speaker 1: Miami was always gonna be in a situation in this
Speaker 1: game where they could get frustrated easily. And now how
Speaker 1: much would that impact their play is a different question.
Speaker 1: Like Liono Messi is obviously the greatest and so he's
Speaker 1: not gonna press or have frustration impact his play, But
Speaker 1: there are other guys on that team that I'm not
Speaker 1: sure you would say that, And so you know, it
Speaker 1: always felt like that. But look at Landy and Nited
Speaker 1: do what they had to do, and you don't need
Speaker 1: to score seven goals against the Miami defense that we
Speaker 1: don't think is great. You just need to score one
Speaker 1: more than they did. And that's what happened. It was
Speaker 1: just an odd combination of you probably prevented a couple
Speaker 1: of goals that in other situations Miami might score. And
Speaker 1: the one thing we've always asked about at Lanty United,
Speaker 1: especially again, like we've had this crazy run where I
Speaker 1: think they've now won five in their last six and
Speaker 1: they don't look like dramatically different as a team now,
Speaker 1: I do think they've had better starts in games just
Speaker 1: in general. The only real difference, John is the XG
Speaker 1: and the actual G. The gap has shrunk. They're finishing
Speaker 1: their chances. I mean, how many times over the course
Speaker 1: of this season where this team was not performing up
Speaker 1: to the standards we believe they were capable of. Was
Speaker 1: just about they're unlucky the balances and they're not finishing chances,
Speaker 1: and how do you be more clinical in front of goal?
Speaker 1: Like we went through all those discussions like we don't
Speaker 1: need to have them anymore. That's really the only difference.
Speaker 1: Like as dumb as that sounds, it really does feel
Speaker 1: like that's the only difference. I mean, you had how
Speaker 1: many chances, like real chances in that game and you
Speaker 1: come away with three goals. I mean Jamal Tierray finished
Speaker 1: the moments and the strikes that he needed to finish.
Speaker 1: And it's just been it's been not just this one
Speaker 1: final game three either, like it's been in this run
Speaker 1: where you finished the chances and you've been clinical and
Speaker 1: you've buried opportunities. You weren't doing that for the majority
Speaker 1: of the season. And obviously, I think now you can
Speaker 1: see just the simple difference that makes and when you
Speaker 1: see because Atlanta and I was always pretty decent at
Speaker 1: creating some of these chances, Now that you're finishing a
Speaker 1: good portion of them, you get your actual G somewhere
Speaker 1: near the x G and you're starting to rack cup wins.
Speaker 1: There's no doubt about it. So the biggest caveat has
Speaker 1: just been finishing the chances that you've been presented, especially
Speaker 1: against a team like you mentioned against Miami, where's it's
Speaker 1: gonna come in numbers, It's gonna come in counters, and
Speaker 1: they did that. They put Miami in real trouble and
Speaker 1: Miami couldn't respond.
Speaker 2: Brad seven saves on the night. Once again you mentioned
Speaker 2: offensive numbers, and we'll hear from Rob Valentino, Jamal Tiira Slash,
Speaker 2: Quentin Westburg, Dax McCarty, and you know, we'll hear from
Speaker 2: some folks as we go here this morning on the show.
Speaker 2: XG on the day one point five two for Inner Miami,
Speaker 2: two point seven seven big chances on the day four
Speaker 2: for at Land United, six for Inner Miami. This was
Speaker 2: the number that really didn't sync in until you looked
Speaker 2: at the other part of it. Total shots on the day,
Speaker 2: twenty five for Inner Miami and it was nine for
Speaker 2: a Landy United. Like I said, we mentioned the number
Speaker 2: of saves for Brad seventeen fouls called eleven of those
Speaker 2: on Atlanta United on the day, and then you go
Speaker 2: down into the defensive categories and there was one category
Speaker 2: that just absolutely blew my mind and it had to
Speaker 2: do with clearances. So we mentioned the number of shots
Speaker 2: that Inner Miami took a Landa United on the day,
Speaker 2: forty one clearances defensively compared to nine for Inner Miami.
Speaker 2: That shows you what that defense was doing there at
Speaker 2: the back in front of Brad to make sure Inner
Speaker 2: Miami wasn't gonna score.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Look, I mean they were pressing and it was,
Speaker 1: like I said, it was kind of a scramble drill
Speaker 1: and they were doing everything they could to just get
Speaker 1: the ball out of the center of the field and
Speaker 1: out of the box. Because I think that's the one
Speaker 1: thing you've seen is Miami's comfortable playing pinball and if
Speaker 1: they find a shot, they find a shot, they put
Speaker 1: a bunch over the bar. And we're gonna be honest,
Speaker 1: they put a ton of balls from really close range
Speaker 1: over the bar. Those weren't registered to shots on goal.
Speaker 1: They weren't registered to saves, and so Atlanta United a
Speaker 1: little break with kind of the inverts of what they've
Speaker 1: done is clinical finishing Miami. I would say, not so
Speaker 1: much on the night. So but look, the job is
Speaker 1: clear anytime you're facing inter Miami, especially anytime they can
Speaker 1: get not just into the attacking third, but really beyond
Speaker 1: that about twenty five and in a little bit tighter
Speaker 1: than the full Third's the that's the red zone for them.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's their target area. And they've got guys
Speaker 1: that can hit fringe, but they're gonna try and play
Speaker 1: it in the box too. And obviously with Messi's footwork
Speaker 1: with Suarez has one touchability. It can it can come
Speaker 1: out of a tight space and so just get the
Speaker 1: ball out and kind of regather. And I think the
Speaker 1: times we've seen Atlanta United try and build from the back,
Speaker 1: and at times that has been beneficial and work. But
Speaker 1: I think you've also seen Atlanta and I United costs
Speaker 1: themselves trying to build out the back. Sometimes where they've
Speaker 1: made a mistake, They've given a team an extra that
Speaker 1: maybe they didn't work hard enough to earn, and you
Speaker 1: pay the price for it. I think it was absolutely
Speaker 1: a mentality of look, they're gonna try and build and
Speaker 1: build and build. Let's make them build from the back.
Speaker 1: Let's get this ball out of danger for the moment
Speaker 1: kind of resettle in. I mean, look, there's there's just
Speaker 1: it was such a strong effort from Laney and United.
Speaker 1: It really was like, there's not many criticisms. I think
Speaker 1: the fact that you didn't play Miami's game with the
Speaker 1: fouling and the arguing and the cry baby and the diving,
Speaker 1: like like just just staying composed, like just looking at
Speaker 1: that perspective alone, staying composed and not falling into their traps,
Speaker 1: both in terms of that aspect but also on the
Speaker 1: field what they're trying to do. It really says what
Speaker 1: it needs to say, as does the advancement of the
Speaker 1: team about the way Ron Valentino has prepared this team
Speaker 1: has detailed and explained to them, Hey, this is what's
Speaker 1: going to happen. We need to be ready and make
Speaker 1: sure you avoid this or that. Again, both from a
Speaker 1: mentality standpoint and from it on the field tactic standpoint.
Speaker 2: When you mentioned Barthos Sleish and his evolution, I guess
Speaker 2: is probably the best way to phrase it here's Bart's
Speaker 2: numbers and what Once again, it was something when you're like, yeah,
Speaker 2: you mentioned his name a lot in the match, and
Speaker 2: then you go back and look at all of the
Speaker 2: interactions that he had and you go, yeah, now, I
Speaker 2: know I mentioned him so much. Zero point four in
Speaker 2: the XG plus XA sixty eight touches, thirty three or
Speaker 2: forty accurate passing eighty three percent. He had the one
Speaker 2: shot on target, four of six on the dribble one.
Speaker 2: Nine of thirteen of his ground duels missed as it
Speaker 2: was one for one in the year, so ten of
Speaker 2: fourteen and duel's both air and on the ground. And
Speaker 2: he had four clearances, two blocks, five picks, five total tackles,
Speaker 2: one dribble pass. So you're talking a handful of different
Speaker 2: defensive categories and showing up more than once in each
Speaker 2: of those categories. Bart Sleish was a maniac in this
Speaker 2: match in the midfield going up against Inner Miami.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm on the other side of the Bartow Schleish discussion.
Speaker 1: I almost feel like we don't talk about him throughout
Speaker 1: the game. I feel like he's this silent assassin, Like
Speaker 1: there's no way inter Miami or any other team for
Speaker 1: that matter, is like game planning of like how do
Speaker 1: we get past Sleish, Like that's not their mindset. And
Speaker 1: I think that obviously plays to his favorite because he
Speaker 1: is that sort of a disrupting force, and you just
Speaker 1: gave the stats that showcase that. I feel like he's
Speaker 1: quiet every game. I feel like we bus bust his
Speaker 1: ass and runs a lot. We see the mileage total
Speaker 1: that he and Sava put up at the end, and
Speaker 1: then every once in a while he gets into the
Speaker 1: attack and does what he does, you know, either a
Speaker 1: shot from from range that that threatens or or gets
Speaker 1: in the air and puts one home like he did
Speaker 1: Saturday night. I feel like he actually is like one
Speaker 1: of the best kept secrets in the MLS, you know,
Speaker 1: and from a team here in Atlanta United that had
Speaker 1: Nagby that kind of was a guy that teams would
Speaker 1: gain plan around and know what a force Nagby was
Speaker 1: in that defensive midfield spot. I think Sleash is kind
Speaker 1: of flying under the radar and then now we recognize it.
Speaker 1: And I agree he's noticed by Atlanta United, but it
Speaker 1: just feels like no one's game planning around him, and
Speaker 1: maybe they should be. Uh maybe I shouldn't put that
Speaker 1: out there and give Orlando Orlando City any clues, But like, yeah,
Speaker 1: he's a problem for opposing teams. And when you paired
Speaker 1: him with the stellar job that Dax McCarty had done
Speaker 1: in this series as well, those two guys paired up
Speaker 1: quite well, and they give you the opportunity to move
Speaker 1: Jay Fortune around, move Saba around, move Ron Chuck around,
Speaker 1: and still feel pretty good defensively. But look, there's no
Speaker 1: doubt about it. Like we brought in Sleash with that
Speaker 1: group of incoming players, and he wasn't really the biggest name.
Speaker 1: He wasn't the guy that excited you the most. And
Speaker 1: I don't know if this is fair to say, because
Speaker 1: I think Saba's in this discussion and there's some other guys,
Speaker 1: but like Bartow's, Lee really does feel like the heartbeat
Speaker 1: of this team a little bit. Maybe not from a
Speaker 1: vocal standpoint, well at least as far as I can tell,
Speaker 1: certainly not from a vocal standpoint, but from what he does,
Speaker 1: what he gives on the field, he kind of does
Speaker 1: enter that discussion and he's never asking for the acclamation,
Speaker 1: right and he just does what he does and if
Speaker 1: people notice, great, and if they don't notice all the same,
Speaker 1: but he's been outstanding. I know there's been a couple
Speaker 1: of bumpy spots for him this season, so it's been
Speaker 1: really nice to see him rebound perform the way he's done.
Speaker 1: And again, I just like, like I'm kind of saying,
Speaker 1: I hope everyone notices just how integral and important he
Speaker 1: is to what Alani United does moving forward but also
Speaker 1: moving backwards.
Speaker 2: There are those of us, and this is the last
Speaker 2: question I have for you, and thanks for coming on
Speaker 2: this morning. I know that we will promote what you're
Speaker 2: doing while you're multitasking here. When we would watch the
Speaker 2: NFL today in the old days, and you would always
Speaker 2: have Brent Musburger and Jimmy the Greek discussing, you know,
Speaker 2: offense defense, and they would give the check marxist to
Speaker 2: who had the advantage. They would always have that last
Speaker 2: category of intangibles. And then you know that would be
Speaker 2: the wink, wink, nudge, nudge, you know, how'd you do?
Speaker 1: How'd you do?
Speaker 2: Trying to let the juice box folks know what direction
Speaker 2: to go with this match, with that particular game. There's
Speaker 2: an intangible here that I think applies to a lane
Speaker 2: United and it was and it's a common theme now
Speaker 2: involving this team, and it has to do with the
Speaker 2: idea of belief. And when you have someone tap you
Speaker 2: on the shoulder and sit there and go, I believe
Speaker 2: in you. I believe in what you're doing. Just keep
Speaker 2: doing what we're doing. Everything will be fine. We believe
Speaker 2: that you're gonna you know that everything's gonna work itself
Speaker 2: out in the end. Having that kind of an intangible
Speaker 2: of belief not just in yourself, but from those around
Speaker 2: you and from the staff, everything from game plan to implementation.
Speaker 2: Having that kind of an intangible on this run of
Speaker 2: five of six, on this run to get you into
Speaker 2: the Eastern Conference semifinals, I think that also speaks volumes.
Speaker 2: When you have all of this positivity that is here
Speaker 2: at the right time of the season.
Speaker 1: Well, you know there is that, But I also want
Speaker 1: to take it to a slightly different place. And we
Speaker 1: talked about, like all the different guys that have scored
Speaker 1: goals in the last six games here, this is what's
Speaker 1: important about this team. And we talked about it in
Speaker 1: the Five Stripes countdown on Saturday ahead of time. We
Speaker 1: don't know who's going to be the guy we don't
Speaker 1: know who's gonna step up. There are teams in the league.
Speaker 1: You look at Miami, there are players on that team
Speaker 1: who are looking at Messi and say you need to
Speaker 1: do this for us, who are looking at Suarez and
Speaker 1: say I'm waiting on you to equalize. There is none
Speaker 1: of that for Lady United. There is nobody on this
Speaker 1: team that's looking at another guy and say, all right, man,
Speaker 1: it's your time. Pick us up. We don't rely on
Speaker 1: any one player. I think that's important as to part
Speaker 1: of the intangibles as well, and part of the belief
Speaker 1: is really a lack of belief. You're not waiting on
Speaker 1: someone else to do the job. You go do the
Speaker 1: job yourself. And I think it all rounds itself into
Speaker 1: that same discussion. I mean, look, you use your last
Speaker 1: sub at the end of the game on Noah Cobb.
Speaker 1: What does he do? He comes in, he clears a
Speaker 1: ball off the line, A second ball comes in, he
Speaker 1: wins the header to clear it out of danger. Like,
Speaker 1: these are guys that you're not counting on in key
Speaker 1: moments to make big plays. I think we've seen that
Speaker 1: from a guy like Pedro Amador at times. I think
Speaker 1: we've seen that from Jay Fortune, who stepped up in times.
Speaker 1: This was the first MLS start in what feels like
Speaker 1: two months for Tristan Moyamba, and I think he did admirably,
Speaker 1: especially considering he hadn't been in the flow of things.
Speaker 1: I mean, every guy is doing his role, his responsibility.
Speaker 1: No one's sitting there watching and waiting someone else to
Speaker 1: pick up this team. And I think that partially goes
Speaker 1: into that discussion of belief, is like they're all in
Speaker 1: it together, like there's this true unit, like this true
Speaker 1: togetherness feeling Fortlanty United right now that we really don't
Speaker 1: see a lot of across the MLS. A lot of
Speaker 1: these teams are led by these premier goal scorers and
Speaker 1: if you can get this guy the ball, then you
Speaker 1: can win games. But if that guy doesn't tally, you're
Speaker 1: in real trouble. Like we see that all the time
Speaker 1: in the MLS. That that's not the approach for Landi United,
Speaker 1: and so between it's just us, the fea stuff like
Speaker 1: we're together mixed with like before this game, and not
Speaker 1: that it maybe would have mattered, but like before this game,
Speaker 1: you saw the two seed go out, you saw the
Speaker 1: three seed go out, like why wouldn't there be reason
Speaker 1: for belief? Yep, you fared better than anyone else against
Speaker 1: Miami the entire course of the season. Like, why wouldn't
Speaker 1: you believe, like like you've been pretty good on the
Speaker 1: road in this stretch of five or six games, Like
Speaker 1: there's nothing that should have said you have no business
Speaker 1: winning this game. No, yeah, I would argue it's the
Speaker 1: other way. You have every bit a reason to win
Speaker 1: this game. Again, it wasn't gonna take a miracle. It
Speaker 1: was only gonna take you to perform the way you performed,
Speaker 1: not just in five of your last six, but just
Speaker 1: in general against Inner Miami all season long. So they
Speaker 1: should have had belief, they should have had confidence, they
Speaker 1: should have stuck together. They did, and it's been a
Speaker 1: great run that I hope continues in two weeks on
Speaker 1: a Sunday.
Speaker 2: And in the interim, sir, you're kind of busy. So
Speaker 2: this is why we're talking now as opposed to talking later.
Speaker 2: And I mean that in the temporal sense. So what
Speaker 2: are you up to, sir? As I put my hands
Speaker 2: on my hips.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm hosting right now on the Steakhouse nine to
Speaker 1: eleven on ninety two nine A game. You can also
Speaker 1: catch me Wednesday night on ninety two nine a game
Speaker 1: and then a couple of different shows on the weekend,
Speaker 1: and then certainly next week we're we're gonna be back
Speaker 1: on Sunday, the twenty fourth. It just happens to be
Speaker 1: a nice little Sunday for Atlanta because it is the
Speaker 1: bye week for the Atlanta Falcons. So we will have
Speaker 1: business as usual on ninety two ninety game kick off
Speaker 1: at three point thirty. On the twenty fourth, five stripes
Speaker 1: countdown will be at two thirty, so we'll be rocking
Speaker 1: and ready to go as always.
Speaker 2: My friend, great to see you, have a good have
Speaker 2: a good steakhouse. May it be a medium rare? Are
Speaker 2: you a medium guy? How do you play this?
Speaker 1: Not medium? I normally order medium rare unless I don't
Speaker 1: trust the chef that don't order rare expecting medium rare.
Speaker 2: It's it's a whole thing, absolutely true. So he's medium rare.
Speaker 2: I'm medium rare. But actually he's a but I'm John
Speaker 2: More show coming up after we run a fancy open
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