Speaker 1: We are in a Nodelli zone. Officially. Hi, I'm in
Speaker 1: a hotel room in Perry, two hours south of Atlanta.
Speaker 1: That's why the lighting is what it is and my
Speaker 1: posture is what it is. Now. Uh, we have a
Speaker 1: promise to get somebody out by the bottom of the
Speaker 1: hour because he's like globe trotting and has things to do.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna go ahead and bring in Glenn Crooks
Speaker 1: and discuss the fall of Kirby Smart and everything going
Speaker 1: on with Georgia football. Glenn, thanks for dropping by on
Speaker 1: a Friday. Man, thanks for coming on.
Speaker 2: Well you might be surprised by this, but the uh,
Speaker 2: the I just wanted to see I'm gonna put Yeah,
Speaker 2: I've got do you hear me better? Now? Yeah?
Speaker 1: You're good. You're good either way, you're good.
Speaker 2: You're so Yeah. Soccer has engulfed in my life to
Speaker 2: the point where I only occasionally really focus on Georgia football.
Speaker 2: But I was curious and heard that a lot of
Speaker 2: transfers and oh yeah, and that Kirby went crazy after
Speaker 2: the game, and uh, and I do have I do
Speaker 2: have someone I know who's pretty close to the situation,
Speaker 2: so I don't know all the details but I'm pretty uh,
Speaker 2: you know, it's it's you know, even a guy who
Speaker 2: you think would just be cool and because he's been
Speaker 2: there before. Coaching is a very pressured occupation, no matter
Speaker 2: how much you're making, and especially at a place like
Speaker 2: Georgia where you know every every move is monitored, and
Speaker 2: but coaching at any level there's pressure. I when I'm
Speaker 2: in season, I don't sleep at all, not a wink.
Speaker 1: Nope. Right there with you, brother, uh. And before you
Speaker 1: do go, I do wish that you would cut the
Speaker 1: promo for the hosting programming that you do on Serious XM,
Speaker 1: so folks can sit there and follow what's going on,
Speaker 1: especially as you look at the ketch up with coaches
Speaker 1: and such. Main reason we brought you on, as we
Speaker 1: always do twice a year in the Eastern Conference when
Speaker 1: Atlanta and Landy and I did take on NYC, it's
Speaker 1: our chance to catch up with you and see what's
Speaker 1: going on up there in the Tri State. So I'm
Speaker 1: going to go ahead and ask off the top, how
Speaker 1: different is the vibe with Pascal as head coach than
Speaker 1: it was last year? How different are things right now?
Speaker 2: Well, I think the thing that I've heard and I
Speaker 2: spent a couple of weeks with them out at the
Speaker 2: Coachella Invitational as well, so I've gotten a really good
Speaker 2: feel for how preseason went. In the early part of
Speaker 2: this season. Pascal Jansen, the new coach, has now coached
Speaker 2: eleven games, as he put it to me yesterday in
Speaker 2: our pregame briefing, so he's counting the preseason games almost
Speaker 2: equally because we were talking about the absolute anemic attack
Speaker 2: a week ago in Columbus. But still getting the point,
Speaker 2: Neil Millan, he said he'd never encountered anything like that
Speaker 2: in his eleven games plus in his entire coaching career.
Speaker 2: He could only think of one time, and that one
Speaker 2: time at alcama Are in the Netherlands. They still got
Speaker 2: in for a couple of shots no shots on goal
Speaker 2: for the third time in history for New York City FC.
Speaker 2: And that's that's that's I was gonna say, that's quite
Speaker 2: an accomplishment, but it goes more in the other direction.
Speaker 2: But in terms of the comparison, and I know Nick
Speaker 2: very well, and it seemed that preseason and everything is
Speaker 2: just a little bit more intense and very transition oriented.
Speaker 2: So the thing I've been looking for early in the
Speaker 2: season is to see if indeed they transition with more urgency.
Speaker 2: And I can't honestly say I've seen it in practice
Speaker 2: yet that is in practice in the games, But that
Speaker 2: is one thing and I do feel also, and I
Speaker 2: think some of the results of the more intense preseason
Speaker 2: is that there were some injuries. Jago Martins, their DP
Speaker 2: center back, played He trained the first three days of
Speaker 2: preseason and didn't play another minute, no competition, so his
Speaker 2: preseason is now. I kind of kidded with him yesterday.
Speaker 2: I said, well, you're at the tail end of your preseason,
Speaker 2: which is now gonna be uh, you know, six games
Speaker 2: into the into the regular season. And it's true, but
Speaker 2: he had a calf injury, and there there were a
Speaker 2: soft tissue injuries that we didn't see a year ago.
Speaker 2: So I'm just wondering, if you know the players, I'm
Speaker 2: sure next time around, if they're still around with Pascal,
Speaker 2: they'll be a little bit more prepared for for the preseason.
Speaker 2: And I'm not I'm not saying one hundred percent that's
Speaker 2: what the result of some of these injuries. Kevin Kevin
Speaker 2: O'Toole was down, Tavon Gray is still down, Andres Perea
Speaker 2: was coming off herring a surgery. It brought him back,
Speaker 2: but now he's down. Uh, so you just wonder. Keaton
Speaker 2: Parks has a foot injury which he's been playing on
Speaker 2: and but had to come out a half hour into
Speaker 2: the game against Columbus. Look good in training yesterday, so
Speaker 2: I suspect he'll be back. So there's these little things going.
Speaker 2: So I would just say the word intensity would be
Speaker 2: the defining difference.
Speaker 1: When you so, then, what with all of these these
Speaker 1: notations and injuries and subheadings and things, what does your
Speaker 1: vibe tell you about a starting eleven? What's it going
Speaker 1: to look like? You think, if all things being equal,
Speaker 1: how are you envisioning a starting eleven?
Speaker 2: Though? Well, I think he's gone with when everyone is
Speaker 2: available and Tevon Gray Mitscha Illinage. I think they were
Speaker 2: still in a bit of a battle at the fullback
Speaker 2: slot on the right. But it's it's Kevin O'Toole, burke Resa,
Speaker 2: Thiago Martinz and Mitya Illanage. It's going to be Justin
Speaker 2: Hack and Keaton Parks if he can go in the midfield.
Speaker 2: If Parks can't go, you get to see a seventeen
Speaker 2: year old Johnny Shore most likely Maxie Morale is the
Speaker 2: thirty eight year old Well, I'm almost certain start at
Speaker 2: an attacking midfield and then up top. That's where it's
Speaker 2: not one hundred percent, sir. There's two positions that I
Speaker 2: think are pretty solid. Alonso mar Tinez, who's the only
Speaker 2: guy scoring and contributing pretty much, and Hannas Wolf, who's
Speaker 2: had a two or three very good games so far
Speaker 2: after kind of a sluggish second half last year. The
Speaker 2: other winger, it's uh, it's it's unclear. Is it Augustine Ojeda?
Speaker 2: Is it Julian Fernandez?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: Is it Monte Bacuar playing on a wing and then
Speaker 2: teaming with Alonzo Martinez a little bit. So that's where
Speaker 2: it's a little unclear. But there won't be too many
Speaker 2: surprises in the starting eleven, I don't think. And Matt
Speaker 2: freezing goal.
Speaker 1: No doubt. And so the other subplot attached to this
Speaker 1: is the easy one for those of us that cover
Speaker 1: the games, and it's the Ronnie Dila derby. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: so what is your what is your best NYC story
Speaker 1: involving Ronnie Diala? That that that well, and you could
Speaker 1: you could take it that way, but what's your best
Speaker 1: Ronnie dila story to personify and have folks here in
Speaker 1: Atlanta understand the kind of coach and individual that Ronnie
Speaker 1: Dilay is.
Speaker 2: Well, if they don't know this story, this is a
Speaker 2: good one. So he is the former Celtic manager Celtic
Speaker 2: Park and yeah, it's it's just that that whole scene
Speaker 2: in the Scottish Premiership it's Celtic and Rangers pretty much.
Speaker 2: So the Old Firm, that match is massive. It's just
Speaker 2: it's a massive match. One of the oldest rivalries that
Speaker 2: we know. Well. The Old Firm was while Ronnie was
Speaker 2: manager of New York City FC. The Old Firm was
Speaker 2: played on a Saturday or Sunday morning. I think it
Speaker 2: was a Saturday morning, and Ronnie went to Jack Dempsey's
Speaker 2: in mid Manhattan, which is also a City supporters bar.
Speaker 2: He wore a Celtic kit and he sat and drank
Speaker 2: pints with supporters on a Saturday morning. He didn't have
Speaker 2: a game that day, so it was a day where
Speaker 2: there was no game. That's why I'm thinking he was
Speaker 2: Sunday morning. Maybe game on Saturday and he went in
Speaker 2: on Sunday morning, but he hung out with supporters for
Speaker 2: two or three hours, you know, just and loving the
Speaker 2: game and having some pints and then the other fun
Speaker 2: Ronnie Dilas story. These are all off the field things.
Speaker 2: I like Ronnie. I sure hope I get to meet
Speaker 2: up with it when I'm down. We fly in today.
Speaker 2: Is in Nashville. I found out that he his favorite song,
Speaker 2: and she'd ask him this sometime. His favorite song is
Speaker 2: Whiskey Lullaby. And I cannot remember the country musician who
Speaker 2: made it popular, but like a million country musicians have
Speaker 2: sung this song. But it's really it's a kind of
Speaker 2: a it's sort of an emotional song, but a really
Speaker 2: nice song. And so what he did in Nashville Broadway,
Speaker 2: you know all those bars and pubs along Broadway. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you've been to Nashville, but there's like,
Speaker 2: you know, the twenty line up on one twenty lined
Speaker 2: up on the other side. And the story goes that
Speaker 2: he just went into everyone and requested Whiskey Lulabah, put
Speaker 2: like a twenty dollars bill, you know, in the bucket,
Speaker 2: and said we play and he just so he's Ronnie
Speaker 2: is a is a fun guy. Uh, he's serious about
Speaker 2: his soccer. I think he. I'm certain that the players
Speaker 2: enjoyed playing for him because he's he's a good man manager,
Speaker 2: he's a good leader. When he was at New York CITYFC,
Speaker 2: Nick Kushing, who got sacked last year, became the head
Speaker 2: coach after Ronnie left. But Nick did a lot of
Speaker 2: the tactics and did almost all of the training of
Speaker 2: the team. So Ronnie his strength at the time anyway,
Speaker 2: was more, at least for New York City FC, was
Speaker 2: his man management, his leadership, how he got the best
Speaker 2: out of each player and got the best out of
Speaker 2: out of the team, which, as we've learned over time,
Speaker 2: you know, that's why they call that person a manager,
Speaker 2: because they have to manage, even though we call it
Speaker 2: a head coach, I guess. But I like calling the
Speaker 2: managers because that's really what they are.
Speaker 1: I remember, off the top of my head the Brad
Speaker 1: Paisley Allison Krause version. I think of Whiskey Lullaby. I
Speaker 1: think that's or was it? Oh?
Speaker 2: And I love Alison Krause. I didn't. I think I've
Speaker 2: even heard that it's a single. Now it's a male
Speaker 2: artist who's made it really popular, and I can't I honestly,
Speaker 2: I can't. I'm not I like country, but I'm not
Speaker 2: a massive fans.
Speaker 1: I can't quite Now you're gonna have me search here,
Speaker 1: whiskey lulla Eddie.
Speaker 2: I think there's an e somewhere in there, you know.
Speaker 1: Alison, Yeah, Alison Krause and Brad Paisley. Back in two
Speaker 1: thousand and three, they did the version the song written
Speaker 1: by Bill Anderson and John Randall.
Speaker 2: Wonderful.
Speaker 1: Okay, so uh three, the the Paisley Krouse version is
Speaker 1: the one that I know. Okay, you mentioned the starting eleven,
Speaker 1: all things being equal for NYC, and so well, let's
Speaker 1: let's play the feud here a little bit. All right,
Speaker 1: we do the we do the TV open. You and
Speaker 1: I are sitting in the booth. We do the TV open,
Speaker 1: and at the beginning, you know, the whoever's doing the match,
Speaker 1: they always have player to watch. So let's go to
Speaker 1: player to watch for NYC. And then after you do
Speaker 1: player to watch, give me somebody on level two that's
Speaker 1: not really going to be you know, spot shadow, and
Speaker 1: everybody's going to be following this particular individual back and
Speaker 1: forth for an entire ninety minutes. But if things are
Speaker 1: going well for NYC, then this individual outside of the
Speaker 1: player to watch is making things work for NYC. Who
Speaker 1: would your player to watch be in this matchup against
Speaker 1: Atlanta United? And then who's your second level player, Folks
Speaker 1: to pay attention to.
Speaker 2: Well, top tier level, it has to be a Lonzo Martinez.
Speaker 2: I mean, if if you haven't watched the New York
Speaker 2: City play or you don't watch them often, I mean,
Speaker 2: he's their center forward striker however you wanna define him.
Speaker 2: And he has twenty two goal contributions in the thirty
Speaker 2: three regular season games he's played for New York City FC,
Speaker 2: and most of those have come since the middle of
Speaker 2: last season. He's been incredibly productive. And then you saw
Speaker 2: that he was on international duty with Costa Rica last
Speaker 2: week in New York City got nothing. And Monster Bachrar,
Speaker 2: who was the starting striker at the beginning of last year.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's an interesting story. Alonzo Martinez. Bachrar was
Speaker 2: the starting striker. There was no reserve striker in preseason camp.
Speaker 2: So again at that Coachella Invitational, which I was at
Speaker 2: the previous preseason as well, Bachrar rather Alonzo Martinez, who
Speaker 2: was brought in as a wing. He basically got shifted
Speaker 2: into the striker role just out of necessity, because you know,
Speaker 2: Bachar can't play every minute of preseason. You don't do
Speaker 2: that to anybody, you know. So then Martinez moved in
Speaker 2: and he did okay, but there was nothing striking about
Speaker 2: his move into striker. And then he scored a hat
Speaker 2: trick off the bench against the San Jose Earthquakes, and
Speaker 2: I know you'll say, well, what's that all about, But
Speaker 2: he did it like in a ten minute period, and
Speaker 2: it was startling, and it was as a striker. And
Speaker 2: from that moment on he became a more regular focus
Speaker 2: for Nick Cushing to put him in the lineup, and
Speaker 2: sixteen total goals last year and then won in the playoffs,
Speaker 2: and so he's easily the player to watch, and he
Speaker 2: knows how to ride the last line. He'll be off
Speaker 2: sides a couple of times because he's just always riding
Speaker 2: that line, and he's got very good pace, explosive first step,
Speaker 2: and I don't think, having watched Atlanta, I don't think
Speaker 2: that there's anybody in central defense that can keep up
Speaker 2: with him if he gets the step on him, you know,
Speaker 2: And that's just from what I've seen. And then it's
Speaker 2: up to Gazan to you know, come up with the
Speaker 2: safe if that does occur. So they look for him
Speaker 2: early and we'll see if they can find him the
Speaker 2: tier two player or the one that how did you
Speaker 2: phrase it, you know, the player to watch and second,
Speaker 2: you know radar, Yeah, under the rain, like an under
Speaker 2: the radar guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I would say, I don't know how well people know
Speaker 2: Justin Hack, but he is a homegrown player. Justin Hack.
Speaker 2: In his New York City career, first of all, he
Speaker 2: was signed in twenty nineteen and didn't played three games
Speaker 2: between twenty nineteen and twenty twenty two for the first team.
Speaker 2: He was loaned out a couple of times. He was
Speaker 2: kind of the forgotten guy, and he was the victim
Speaker 2: of New York City not having a second team. Like
Speaker 2: when MLS Next Pro was born in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 2: they added this second team. Well, Hack had already you know,
Speaker 2: he's already now pretty ensconced with the first team. But
Speaker 2: he paid that price along with several other players in
Speaker 2: his position. So I got loan to Hartford. Some guys
Speaker 2: were getting loan to San Antonio in USL Championship. But
Speaker 2: Hack has been really, really valuable and the reason he's
Speaker 2: been so valuable is his versatility. So he and he's
Speaker 2: mostly come in to help the team when somebody goes
Speaker 2: down injured. That that's been his It was maximum Chinou
Speaker 2: first back when China was part of the team, came
Speaker 2: in and played center back. He's played full back, and
Speaker 2: he's played midfield. So he's done all three things for
Speaker 2: New York City. And I would be shocked if he
Speaker 2: isn't a starter in the midfield alongside either Keep Parks
Speaker 2: or Johnny Shore. As I was saying before. Uh so
Speaker 2: he's like and he's going to have an important role
Speaker 2: to try to you know, bottle in Latte laf you know,
Speaker 2: come double down on him or whatever, or prevent the
Speaker 2: passes into him, whatever he's got to do to make
Speaker 2: that happen. So Justin Hack is the next guy I
Speaker 2: would you know that would go too, just to see
Speaker 2: because he's you know, New York City has to boss
Speaker 2: the midfield in order to have success in this game,
Speaker 2: and they did not last week. And I know that
Speaker 2: that's been something that's been emphasized in training this week,
Speaker 2: very much emphasized.
Speaker 1: So now I'm sitting here writing down boss the midfield
Speaker 1: and so that that's gonna be one of the the
Speaker 1: the thought patterns that we're going to have to keep
Speaker 1: an eye on for this particular match. What does your
Speaker 1: gut tell you about this particular matchup this weekend with
Speaker 1: Atlanta United and NYC? What kind of a match are
Speaker 1: you expecting with these two.
Speaker 2: I think it's a hard one to decipher because you
Speaker 2: know Atlanta from what I've I've seen. I saw the
Speaker 2: last game. I still have to watch the Miami game
Speaker 2: when you had all your troops. I did watch the
Speaker 2: last game where you know, during the international break, when
Speaker 2: there's no al Maron, no sleeves. I can't remember who
Speaker 2: else was missing, but those two that are the other dudes, Yeah,
Speaker 2: the other dudes, so you know, I I uh. And
Speaker 2: then the two prior games with everybody you couldn't score
Speaker 2: a goal, So I'm not sure I would imagine Ronnie
Speaker 2: Diland new coach, Pascal Jonson new coach, new players in
Speaker 2: for Atlanta, not so much with New York City. But
Speaker 2: still I think both teams, I think it's fair to say,
Speaker 2: are still trying to figure out their head coaches also
Speaker 2: and how they want things to go, and they're still
Speaker 2: working those things out. So for me to the only
Speaker 2: thing I would say is that I mean and this
Speaker 2: is a fascinating statistic to me, which was read to
Speaker 2: me last night, And I had no idea. In the
Speaker 2: last ten meetings, all competitions, Atlanta has not beaten New
Speaker 2: York City no matter where they've played. I'd like to
Speaker 2: see if them go out in the park and play
Speaker 2: four at side, see if they could win that one.
Speaker 2: So I guess you could say Atlanta and iited's do
Speaker 2: But I think the irony of this game. For me,
Speaker 2: it's the Ronnie Dilah thing, and it's the first thing
Speaker 2: I thought of is that at Mercedes Benz with Ronnie
Speaker 2: Dila in the New York City FC technical area, Goodie
Speaker 2: Torronson scored a free kick goal in the ninetieth minute
Speaker 2: past Guzane for a one to one draw. In October
Speaker 2: of twenty twenty one. New York City didn't lose another
Speaker 2: game the rest of the year through MLS Cup, And
Speaker 2: if they hadn't tied that game, there's a very very
Speaker 2: good chance I wouldn't have even gotten into the playoffs.
Speaker 2: So it was just this massive moment in New York
Speaker 2: City history. Ronnie Dada was the coach, and now he's
Speaker 2: on the other line and it's in the same building,
Speaker 2: which he must have some fond memories of that building.
Speaker 2: From that moment, I'm sure.
Speaker 1: No doubt about it. One question from our folks on
Speaker 1: the twitch pitch before you get out of here, Alex
Speaker 1: is asking, is that a CRT TV behind you? Is?
Speaker 2: I don't know what CRT is. What I will tell
Speaker 2: you it is. The thing is over twenty years old.
Speaker 2: It's like one of these rear what do you call them,
Speaker 2: the rear rear projection, rear projection. It's I can't believe
Speaker 2: it still works. I still watch it sometimes down here,
Speaker 2: but there's no HD. But I do have my cable,
Speaker 2: the Catho ray tube. Okay, thank you, Yeah, I believe
Speaker 2: that's what it is. The reason it's still here is
Speaker 2: because I don't know how the hell to get it
Speaker 2: out of my basement. It weighs about two thousand pounds
Speaker 2: and it wouldn't fit through any door or up to
Speaker 2: I don't even know how I got it down here,
Speaker 2: so I will have to deconstruct it someday to get
Speaker 2: it out of here. But right now it's kind of
Speaker 2: a piece of furniture. I put things on top of
Speaker 2: it and to the side of it, and occasionally I
Speaker 2: put it on and watch it just for an old
Speaker 2: time sick.
Speaker 1: That's fantastic, all right, cut the promo for me, so
Speaker 1: you can get out of here. What can folks listen
Speaker 1: to you nine days a week when you're doing stuff
Speaker 1: and when you're not doing stuff with NYC, where can
Speaker 1: they pay attention to what's going on with you?
Speaker 2: Well, anybody that subscribes to Serious XM, you should know.
Speaker 2: There's a soccer channel. It's Channel one fifty seven, so
Speaker 2: it's twenty four to seven soccer and I'm one of
Speaker 2: the hosts of some of the local programming. But I
Speaker 2: have a unique show. It's pretty niche. It's called The
Speaker 2: Coaching Academy, and I essentially talk to coaches. I talked
Speaker 2: to players, but nutritionists, performance coaches. When I get off
Speaker 2: in a half hour, I'm going to be interviewing Dawn Scott.
Speaker 2: Now people might not know her name, but she's one
Speaker 2: of the top high performance coaches sports scientists in our game.
Speaker 2: She was with the US women's national team in twenty eleven,
Speaker 2: twenty fifteen. In twenty nineteen, the players look for their
Speaker 2: quotes They swore by her, so she's really she's massive
Speaker 2: in the industry. My guest last week was tab Ramos,
Speaker 2: who I brought on to talk about the US men's
Speaker 2: national team, who he follows closely for obvious reasons, former player,
Speaker 2: former coach in the system. He went to four U
Speaker 2: twenty World Cups. He thinks Zach Stephan should be our goalkeeper.
Speaker 2: That interview is one if you're a national team fan,
Speaker 2: that's one you're going to want to catch because it's
Speaker 2: not this big negative thing, but it's really, I think,
Speaker 2: a constructive conversation about the US men. So it's every Tuesday,
Speaker 2: it airs and then it repeats a little bit. But
Speaker 2: then you got to go on the app. So if
Speaker 2: you're if you're a subscriber to Series X, I me,
Speaker 2: you need to get the app. I use it all
Speaker 2: the time because I like listening to music too, And
Speaker 2: of course my favorite station is a E Street Radio
Speaker 2: Bruce Springsteen Baby outside of the soccer channel, Yes, outside
Speaker 2: of the soccer channel.
Speaker 1: Absolutely true.
Speaker 2: By the way, By the way, it's Brad pay You're right.
Speaker 2: Brad Paisley is the guy I Whiskey Lullaby. He's the one.
Speaker 1: Okay, So the Paisley Krouse version is the one that
Speaker 1: we have to keep an eye on. That's what that
Speaker 1: is my personal favorite of the of that particular remakes.
Speaker 2: If you here's what you do. I don't know if
Speaker 2: you ever bring in Ronnie Dyeland to your show, but
Speaker 2: you have to do. Get him on your show, and
Speaker 2: unbeknownst to him, just intro his segment with this song.
Speaker 2: He will freak out. Man, You'll have him for the
Speaker 2: however long you need him.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's fantastic. That's the kind of Intel that we
Speaker 1: love here as always, my friend. Great to see you.
Speaker 1: Be safe, to have them down and we will catch
Speaker 1: up with you soon. The Intel will catch up see
Speaker 1: you later, all right, be good Glenn Crooks everybody, and
Speaker 1: it's always great to catch up with Glenn and find
Speaker 1: out what's going on in the Glenn Crooks of the
Speaker 1: Crooks a Verse, the Glenn Crooks universe and find out
Speaker 1: what's going on with him. One of the busiest men
Speaker 1: in the show business because of Sirius XM, because of NYC,
Speaker 1: because of everything that he does. He's got coaching academy,
Speaker 1: all the local programming, everything that he does with n
Speaker 1: y C. So must follow underlying exclamated tali sized bold
Speaker 1: face must follow Glenn seriously, and so it'll be good
Speaker 1: for Glenn obviously, just coming down here and just safe travels.
Speaker 1: That's all we wish as always, safe travels, come on down,
Speaker 1: have a great call, and it will be good to
Speaker 1: see Glenn and everybody for NYC coming up this weekend.
Speaker 1: We always like to give those kinds of previews and
Speaker 1: everything when it comes to what's going on. We always
Speaker 1: want to try and find out the oppositions side of things.
Speaker 1: And now we know, and now we know, Now we
Speaker 1: know Whiskey Lulla by Brad Paisley and Allison Krause. Whiskey
Speaker 1: Lullaby Brad Paisley and Alison Krause. That is the kind
Speaker 1: of intel that we have here. That's the kind of
Speaker 1: stuff that we like to find out about. So there
Speaker 1: it is. There, it is that And so you know,
Speaker 1: if I would have my Paul Harvey drop, I would
Speaker 1: sit here and say that we now know the rest
Speaker 1: of the story involving Ronnie Dila and the fact that
Speaker 1: he goes that when he goes to Nashville, he'll go
Speaker 1: up and down Broadway and go into each and every
Speaker 1: establishment along Broadway and want to have whiskey Lullaby played.
Speaker 1: Drop a twenty in the bar, play Whiskey Lullaby, and
Speaker 1: I'm out the door.