Speaker 1: He said, the show the well the show started, it
Speaker 1: was just it was just for white guy, white older
Speaker 1: guys talking about sports.
Speaker 2: And it wasn't even really the issue was Sarah Spain
Speaker 2: on there. It was her on There's a show I
Speaker 2: used to listen to religiously, the Dan the Libertat show.
Speaker 1: With with with what.
Speaker 2: I used to I used to listen to them religiously.
Speaker 2: It was just such a great show, funny everything. But
Speaker 2: then when ESPN got bought by Disney, you could hear
Speaker 2: the change. They started getting more political, more whoke, more distant,
Speaker 2: like Dan did Dan. Everybody else kind of stayed the same,
Speaker 2: and it felt awkward. Steve Gotts stayed the same, and
Speaker 2: I think they I think they fell apart because Stu
Speaker 2: Gotts was just trying to have fun and Dan would
Speaker 2: just keep going on his social justice warranting, bringing up
Speaker 2: race all the time. It was like, dude, we're talking.
Speaker 3: About the basketball game from last night, and you said
Speaker 3: social identity, politics and all this crap, and how many
Speaker 3: points did that he scored last night?
Speaker 4: How many rebounds were what was a funny moment in
Speaker 4: the getting you know, the one reason.
Speaker 5: They do these things, you know, it's sad for the
Speaker 5: for for a person that color black man, like, shut
Speaker 5: up your Puerto Rican Shut the hell up, I'm talking.
Speaker 2: About Jesus Chrst. It just got annoying. I couldn't listen to,
Speaker 2: you know,