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That athlete doesn't deserve to get a raise. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Animals. We are focusing on what we love about sports. That's it.

It's easy. Would you believe that in my two decades of hosting, two plus decades of hosting sports radio, I've actually never asked this question. What do you love about sports? I know it's cheesy. I know it's sappy.

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I'm not sure why no one at this point has said what I love most about sports is your show, but it'll happen at some point, no doubt. Just kidding. It's not really a compliment if I had to fish for it. So just ignore the host.

So whether it's Twitter or Facebook, we're glad to connect with you. Happy Valentine's Day to you. I mentioned this earlier, but it's worth mentioning again. My sweet husband was in bed, I assume snoring away, and I'm trying to get out of the house. I, like a dummy, forgot to clear off my windshield. We had seven inches of snow and a lot of it had frozen as the temps had dropped and frozen on my windshield. So I'm out there, no big deal, trying to scrape off my windshield.

Maybe that's what he heard. But in the process of doing so, I think I have freed my windshield wiper over the driver's side. And I turn it on and not only does the windshield wiper break, but the pieces go flying everywhere. So I'm trying to pick it up. I'm trying to put it back together. I'm getting frustrated.

I'm already running a little bit late for work just because of some other things that were going on with Penn. And I am out there. I have to go inside and get a flashlight. So maybe he heard me open the door again.

I don't know. I didn't want to wake him up because he has trouble sleeping and he needed to sleep. Anyway, I'm out there trying to figure out this flashlight and this windshield wiper and doing it on my own with no gloves on.

I didn't even realize I'd made both my knuckles bleed on my right hand. And he comes walking out the house with his glasses and his coat and his slippers and his sleep pants. Poor guy.

He doesn't even like winter. I'm sure it was not easy for him to get out of bed. But he managed to jerry-rig it.

Some of the pieces were broken, so I'll have to get a new windshield wiper. But he managed to jerry-rig it so I could use it on the way to work. And I just apologized about a hundred times. And he said, You should have told me you needed help, which was really sweet. And then to top it all off, he stashed a Valentine's Day card in my bag. What?

I mean, I didn't get ahead of the game. I made some pre-Valentine's Day chili. That wasn't really for Valentine's Day. It was just the Valentine's Day Eve chili. So I did feed him last night. And I am going to the grocery store this morning. So I have a couple tricks up my sleeve, which he doesn't know about.

He decided he would get the jump on it. This from the guy who told me Valentine's Day is a sham. Well, maybe it is. But it's a pretty sweet sham. That was a great move by him.

Starting it off with that, then the surprise. That's a good move. Seriously. It's After Hours with Amy Lawrence on CBS Sports Radio.

You're only allowed to focus on why you love sports for these next 24 hours. That's it. It's super easy. So again, on either Twitter or Facebook. And then you send your questions for Ask Amy Anything. Our phone number is 855-212-4227. That's 855-212-4CBS. Now, I did tease this. And Jay is very excited.

I have this column that I printed off the interwebs. The 11 rudest things you can do in someone else's house, according to etiquette experts. You don't understand the look on Jay's face. He's actually not feeling well. He's got the chills and all kinds of stuff. And yet he's like thrilled that we're about to do this fun game.

So we'll get to that. But first, let's talk to Mike who's in Maryland. Mike, why do you love sports?

It's very, very simple. I'm like in my 60s right now. Jim McKay was the biggest inspiration of my life back in the day. It was this one concept of which the NBC Wild World Sports Club won. Spanning the globe. Great competition in sports. The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat. The human drama of athletic competition. It's all in all.

All the callers that you've been talking to have reflected that. The sounding of the bats. The camaraderie of, you know, the pageantry of everybody being together. But the biggest, my biggest concern why I love sports because it put all the other league elements to shame. I mean, it beats religion. Definitely beats politics.

And it beat the job that you did. And happy Valentine's to you, sweetheart. Because my wife got 42 cards dated since 1979. So it is important. Oh, that's really sweet.

Mike, you're a great example to other husbands. Yep, exactly. Exactly. And that's the secret to success. But yeah, but that's pretty much the reason why I love sports. It just takes you out of the realm of all the other things that's happening around life. You know, society, the chaos of society, and things going on in the other world. And it begins with a child.

Something that you have a love and compassion for. Very lucky if anybody grows up to you enough experiencing that. It's true. It can be lifelong. Yep, you can do it all the way through your life. And you can share it with the people that matter most to you. Absolutely.

Absolutely. It's not a sport to them. It's something that they have a passion for. It's a dangerous thing to be. And football is very dangerous. I'm a PSL holder at the stadium.

And yes, I'm pissed off at what happened at the games and what have you. But it's a love. It's getting to the next game, the next year, the next season. Agreed.

That's what gave me longevity. I like that perspective, Mike. Thank you so much. Have a great day. Thank you.

Same to you. Bye-bye. 42 years, he says. He's done the Valentine's Day card for 42 years. Good for him. That's consistency. I like it.

It's a good number. Yeah. So send us your love notes about sports. There you go.

What do you love about sports? Do you remember when you were a kid? Maybe this happened to you or maybe it's just me. You would get a note past you in class. Will you be my Valentine? Circle yes, circle no. Or will you be my girlfriend? Circle yes, circle no. Okay.

Maybe it was just me. I got that. We did that still. Okay. Here we go. Are you ready?

This is going to be goofy. I just know it. I don't agree with all of these, but the 11 rudest things you can do in someone else's house, you can decide for yourself how many of these you agree with or how many you think are just completely over the top.

Should I start from the bottom or start from the top? Can I guess number one or start from- Would you like to guess? I want to guess. Okay. Go ahead and guess. Don't worry about the order.

Just guess. I think to me, the rudest thing you can do in someone else's house is clog the toilet and leave without saying anything. That's inexcusable. There's no coming back from that.

Okay. So one of them is hiding a mess. Number four on the list is hiding a mess. Unfortunately, things happen when you're in another person's home. You might accidentally spill red wine on the carpet or knock over a lamp. Don't ignore or try to hide it. If you break something or even just finish the roll of toilet paper, it's best to let your host know as quickly and quietly as possible.

I agree. But how many of you have ever been somewhere and accidentally pulled a cupboard open? Maybe you were snooping and the handle comes off. Or you open a door and the doorknob comes off.

That's actually happened to me. The doorknobs come off a door. An older house, right? The doorknob just fell off.

Or this is the worst. Oh my gosh. I was staying with someone else with a friend of mine and I went to use the shower. All I did, I swear, is put the soap on the soap dish and the whole thing fell off the wall. Oh my gosh. I was mortified.

Mortified. And my host assured me, oh, I've been telling my husband for weeks he's got to fix that. It was loose. Don't worry. But I was the one who knocked it off the wall.

Oh yeah. And how many of us have gone into someone else's home and clogged the toilet? It's embarrassing. It's humiliating. You just want a hole to swallow you up.

But yeah, to ignore it is even worse. I know my niece came to visit me. Gosh, when was it?

It might have been going back to one of our wedding weekends and wedding planning weekends. And she clogged the toilet and she was looking for the plunger so she could take care of it, which I appreciate. And this is family, but she was so embarrassed. Like, oh my gosh, it doesn't matter.

Not the best look. No, but still, it's just, it happens. But it's embarrassing when it happens in someone else's house. It's the worst.

It is. So number four on the list. The 11 rudest things you can do in someone else's house. Do not hide a mess. If you hide a mess, that's rude.

And I agree. Don't try to pretend like it didn't happen. If they're really your friends and they really care about you, they'll say, you know what? It could be me. I could have done this in your house or I could have been the next person to use the bathroom and clog the toilet. So one of my friends was in the bathroom with my other friend's house and spilled red wine all over their new white, whatever you want to call it, like a little towel that goes in front of the bathroom.

Yeah. It was covered in wine and it was like brand new. It was nice. She throws it into the shower, closes the shower curtains thinking like, oh, they won't find it or whatever. Like who put that there instantly? It was like, who put this? My friend was like getting her, I don't know, saw it.

Who did this? Didn't run up to it. Didn't run up to it.

Finally did. It was a big deal. Oh my gosh, I can imagine. Even worse when you won't own up to it. So it's bad enough to hide it, but then even worse when you won't acknowledge it when someone finds it. And even harder too, because something like that, where it's a stain, if you don't let them know right away, the chances, right? Well, the chances they're, they're going to be able to clean it, they decrease the longer it goes on.

Right. I had a friend recently, he'll kill me for telling the story again. He brought his puppy to the house and the puppy takes a humongous poop on my hardwood floor. And he was mortified. He was so embarrassed, but I needed to clean it up. I needed to clean it up. I mean, somebody had to clean it up. You don't want to sit there, but yeah, that's gotta be the worst.

His dog just comes in and takes a massive doo-doo on my hardwood floors. Yeah, it was bad. He was so embarrassed. That's like a reflection of you, you feel like, right? Yes, exactly. Like that dog.

Okay. So don't hide a mess. What's another, another number on the 11 rudest things you can do in someone else's house, Jay? I'll guess putting feet up on their furniture. Disrespecting shoe rules. That's what it's called in this column.

Here we go. Shoes on or off tends to be very individual specific. Listen to what your host prefers. For instance, I do not care about shoes in the house.

It does not bother me. I just don't want wet shoes across my hardwood floors. My sister-in-law, whether it's her, my brother, my nieces, they have been trained from the time they were babies. You do not wear your shoes in the house. So they have shoe racks upstairs and downstairs at each of the doors.

Any of the guests are expected to take off their shoes. That's boyfriends. It's my mom. It's me.

And if you, this is really funny. If you accidentally, cause I've forgotten before, accidentally walk through the house without taking off your shoes, my nieces will tattle on you. Oh no. Auntie Amy's wearing her shoes.

Yeah, they got a whole setup. Police system there. So yeah, but I don't care. It doesn't bother to me.

It doesn't matter to me. It doesn't bother me if you wear your shoes in my house. I feel weird taking my shoes off in other people's houses. I don't know. I just want to wear my shoes.

I don't know. Right. Other people may feel like I don't want to, yeah, I don't want to smell your feet.

I don't want your nasty socks to be on the floor. Right. So it goes on, the article goes on to say it's understandable why many people prefer not to track dirt and germs of the outside world into their homes, but also hosts should be prepared for their ask, right? So if you don't know, ask, which I've done in the past.

Get ready to walk into someone's home. You ask. Shoes on or off. Right. Do you want me to take my shoes off? Exactly. So disrespecting shoe rules is number nine on the list.

Prepared for another guess? I am. Not bringing your own alcohol to a party or not bringing something to a party like to another person's house. Okay. If it's a party, I could see that. This is actually one that I don't agree with only because I don't care if my friends bring stuff when they come to visit me.

But number 11 on the list is showing up empty handed. Okay. Yeah.

Right. And if you are going to a party or let's say a holiday gathering, I can see maybe it's maybe it's a birthday party like that type of thing. I still, I don't care if people come with gifts. I prefer they just come. But I do understand that for a lot of people, that's a no-no.

They will not show up to someone else's house empty handed. So those are three of them. All right. Since we're running up against the clock, let's run through a few more. The 11 rudest things that you can do in someone else's house.

Number one on the list, touching and moving things. Why would you do that? That's the rudest. Yeah.

Well, I don't know if they're in any order, but. Like what? Right.

So if. Like moving the remote or hiding it. I mean, moving furniture. Let's just say you want a coffee table near you wherever you're sitting. And so you move a coffee table over to where you're sitting. You. Let's see. Oh gosh.

Touching and moving things. Did I get them? Oh, it's on the back.

I was like, where's the rest of the printer printed on the front and the back? That's annoying. Okay. Yes. When someone says make yourself at home, that doesn't mean you move their furniture around. Right.

And also here's one that it's in touching and moving things. We could have covered it in feet, though. Don't put your feet up on someone else's furniture. They may.

And if they do, then okay. But I still feel really weird. Even if my host has got his or her feet up on their furniture, I generally feel very awkward doing it myself. What if it's an ottoman?

Well, isn't that made for feet? Right. Right. So if it's in front of the chair where you're sitting. Right. Maybe. But on a coffee table or an end table. So disrespectful. Anything like that. Right. So wait for the host to give you the go ahead to touch or interact with things you see.

Nick knacks. Right. Maybe you like it.

You pick it up. Not everybody is game with that. Yeah. They don't want you to touch their stuff. Right.

Just don't do it. Okay. Number two. Number two.

Excuse me. Expecting a tour. So the 11 rudest things you can do in someone else's house is expect a tour.

I will offer every now and then if it's a friend who's not been to my home. But at the same time, there are instances where I know my bedroom has got, like maybe I used it to hide things. Or my bedroom is a mess and it's got a, I don't know, a suitcase I have it emptied.

Like is the case right now. Or another room has got the cat litter box in it. And so I don't want people going in there.

Or just whatever the case is. I agree. You don't ask for a tour. Unless someone offers a tour.

Don't say like, hey, can I see the rest of your house? I never really thought about that. But I agree. I agree with you. Because then you can put your host in an awkward position. Okay.

Number three. Overstaying your welcome. I mean, enough said. You got to know when it's time to leave.

I agree with that. So the 11 rudest things you can do in someone else's house. We went through hiding a mess.

Oh my gosh. Five is snooping. Not snoop dogging, but actual snooping. Refrain from peeking in cabinets and cupboards.

I mean, yeah. When someone tells you though to help yourself, to make yourself at home, to get a drink, to make yourself comfortable, then I feel a little less as though you should stay out of their cupboards. But that's only in say the kitchen. Or if you're in the bathroom and the toilet, I will do this. If I'm in someone else's bathroom and the toilet paper roll is empty or runs out, I will look under their cupboards for more toilet paper. I think generally a good host will leave some toilet paper out just in case. But if you're out and you're, yeah, and you're in a situation where you need it, well then I will open cupboards.

You ever go into a cupboard or a fridge at a friend's house and be like, oh, that's off limits. Or like they said, you can take anything, but you don't want to like be greedy. You want to just, I'm not taking the good stuff. Let me just get that fair. I'll take that. Yeah, I suppose. I suppose. Maybe when it comes to drinks.

So yeah, we're all curious about what other people have in their cabinets, but be careful because if you open up the cabinet and something falls out or you open up the cabinet and the door falls off, well then there's no way to pretend like you weren't snooping. Number six. Now this one is really annoying. And I've recently come across this situation, bringing an uninvited plus one. So someone invites you to their house and you show up with a significant other or a friend.

I agree. That's not okay. And I dealt with this. I'm sure a lot of people have dealt with this when it comes to weddings. Remember I told you, I had a friend, I sent her an invitation. I had met her live-in boyfriend, but didn't know him. And so I didn't put his name on the invitation and she got really upset that his name was not on the invitation. I would have been okay with her bringing him. Had she asked me, I would have said yes, but she just got so upset about the fact that his name was not on the invitation.

And I just, you're my friend. I wouldn't be inviting him. I'm inviting you, but she couldn't get over it. And so ultimately, you know, didn't come. For my wedding, our wedding, we invited married couples, of course, but there were some singles there too. And they asked me, some of them asked me, could they bring significant others? And, you know, as we considered it and the answers were yes, but not everyone did. It wasn't an automatic plus one wedding, if that makes sure. It wasn't, hey, bring whoever. We were trying to control the guest list.

And so we were dealing with it on a case-by-case basis. So yeah, bringing an uninvited plus one to someone else's house. They don't know them. Changes everything. It does. Changes the dynamic. It changes what you got to put out. It changes the food.

Definitely changes the conversation. Yes. Okay. Waiting to share dietary restrictions. This one I don't love.

I get it. If you, and I ask when I invite people over for dinner, I get it. If you're allergic to something, you probably want to let your host know, but I almost think it's a little pretentious when someone invites you over dinner and you're like, okay, I can't eat this. I can't eat this. I don't want to eat this. I don't like this. I get it. Some people do actually have some major allergies in that they can be scary and even life-threatening.

Nut allergies, seafood allergies, sorry, shellfish allergies. But I'm not a huge fan of telling your host right off the top. So I guess that's a matter of opinion. Well, because what if they knew or they weren't planning on using any of that anyway? It's kind of like an awkward, you know, I was always under the impression where if you go somewhere and you just kind of eat what they give you, but I don't have any allergies. Right. I don't have any allergies either though. So even if it's something I don't like, I will take a little of it just as a compliment to the host.

Right. But if it's allergy, so it's one thing to say, I don't like this. I don't like that. If it's a life-threatening allergy, I suppose that's different.

I just haven't ever dealt with that. We don't have those in my family though. My, one of my nieces, my younger niece, she doesn't have an allergy, but for whatever reason, peanuts. It's only peanuts. The smell of peanut butter or the smell of peanuts make her scratchy. So I think she has a mild allergy. It's not any other nut. It's only peanuts that she just can't stand the smell of and she can't eat. But otherwise, yeah. My brother-in-law actually does have a bad shellfish allergy. If we can't go to like a hibachi restaurant or anything like that, you got to tell them if we go there. Yeah, that's something new.

Okay. This is funny too. Feeding the dog. Among the 11 rudest things you can do in someone else's house, feeding the dog. See, I will agree with that on this, on this case, in this case, because Penny has a really weak stomach. Aussies have weak stomachs. So if you feed her something from the table, she'll get sick. I have to tell people when they come over to watch the dog, don't give her treats unless they're her treats because she will get sick, right? So that, that is one that I can empathize with.

Yeah. We went through disrespecting shoe rules, interfering with the setup. This one speaks to me.

Do you want to hear what the line is? Don't switch place cards at the dinner table. My husband is still angry over the family member who switched up our seating chart. Maybe I should just send this article to the family member who switched up the place cards at our reception.

No subject line. Yeah. People put time and effort into hosting events like dinner parties, so respect what they put together and don't try to interfere or make changes. Too late.

Too little, too late for that family member. The 11 rudest things you can do in someone else's house, according to etiquette experts. That's fun. Do you agree with all of them? Some of them? Most of them? I agree with a lot of them, actually. Yeah.

The last one was showing up empty handed. I like the shoe rules. That's how they put it. Disrespecting shoe rules. I agree.

I like that list. Stop messing with the seating chart. My favorite, though, is the if you make a mess, just tell someone. You have to. You have to. It's so much worse to double down and let it go and then they get mad. Just tell them right away. You can maybe even fix it, right?

Maybe even fix it. What do you love about sports? On Twitter, After Hours, CBS on our Facebook page, too. And while you're at it, last few minutes to send your questions for Ask Amy anything. It's After Hours with Amy Lawrence, CBS Sports Radio.

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It's the Hump Show on After Hours. Fantastic. What I love about sports. I love the redemption stories. I love that you can be crushed, dejected, devastated one year and the next year you can be on top of the world. I love that we have stories like UVA becoming the first team ever in the NCAA tournament as a one seed to lose to a 16. But 12 months later, Virginia is on top.

UVA is the national champion. You want to talk about a redemption story. I love that you can go from rags to riches.

You can go from worst to first in an epic journey. I love that teams can fail and fail and fail and then they can be champions. I love that an athlete who's been cut and is sitting on the couch can get a shot and go out there and find a new opportunity and a fresh start and lead his team to the playoffs off the couch.

I love redemption stories because let's face it, sports is a lot of failure before success and there's no guarantee that success ever comes around again so we better enjoy it. What do you love about sports on this Valentine's Day? It's only love. It's all love. It's no whining, complaining, bitching, groaning, mumbling, blaming the refs, blaming the coach, blaming the coordinator, calling for a new quarterback, new quarterback, nope. What do you love about sports?

On Twitter, ALawRadio, on our Facebook page too, our phone number 855-212-4227. I also love the history of sports. I love that every year, in fact every month, we see something we haven't seen before. It's continually evolving and come this all-star weekend in the NBA, we've got something new. Sabrina Ionescu, star of the WNBA and the New York Liberty will battle Steph Curry, three-point shooter extraordinaire, in fact the best three-point shooter in the history of the NBA.

So why are they doing it? For me it's just continuing to raise the bar and to put us and give us the opportunities to be on this platform, understanding you know it being on TV and young girls and young boys being able to watch it and understanding how important visibility is and knowing that there's going to be a young kid who maybe hasn't watched many WNBA games but is going to watch and tune into this and they're going to have that dream of one day going up and shooting against their idol and knowing what that's going to mean and how that's going to change the landscape of sports and so I don't think either of us really understand, obviously I'm speaking for Steph, but the gravity and magnitude that this could take on but knowing that we're just a small piece of kind of just changing the narrative and this isn't you know this isn't really scripted so to say that this isn't something that we're doing to try and check something off the box it's more like we're really excited for the opportunity to do this and you know from my perspective it's something that I could have never imagined being able to be a part of and so it's really organic and nothing about this is done to just check a box off for the league. Just to continue to think creatively around how these moments can like do whatever Sabrina just said, amplify the game of basketball and like those conversations should be like to her point this summer new season three-point contest didn't know 37 points was coming then there was this big bomb that went off on you know the reaction around that fast forward eight months later seven months later whatever it is we're having this this moment and reach reshaping how people will think about you know just competition in general like you know you got kids that are in gyms and boys and girls playing you know shooting playing pickup whatever the case is like reimagining what competition really looks like at the same time this can kind of be a a moment for that so whatever else comes out of it we're going to continue to uh to tap in and invest on moments like these that can move the needle. 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microphone works are you ready you have some questions for ask amy anything so we will get to the vegas but we are going to start with the recent storm the snowstorm in the northeast okay so gregory wants to know is bob okay with all the snow because we know the story the windshield wipers is bob okay with this he is the good news is he works from home for now and doesn't have to go out in the snow so he had to take the dogs out around oh gosh i guess it was six o'clock yesterday morning and the snow was just starting it wasn't bad once i was safely home he wasn't concerned about it anymore i took the dogs well i took penny for her morning walk so he didn't have to go out again yeah other than taking the dogs out didn't really have to deal with it did say it was pretty from inside now it's about to get real cold again though and the snow isn't going to melt for a while so i think that's what bothers him more is the cold not so much the snow question from me what's the snow he's been in you think oh it's here well he's been on vacation in colorado but i don't think it was in this in the winter time i believe it was in the summer time this one comes from david who wants to know from you when it when you get a snow day do you park in the garage or the driveway i do not have a garage princess lay is a trooper like the hubs and so she is always out in the driveway and i get spoiled too because not only does she have the force but she's four wheel drive and so i don't even bother to shovel the snow at the end of the driveway i just drive right over it i love it yeah so i i don't have a garage and i don't i would be okay with a garage i don't love basements i don't love addicts they creep me out and so for that reason maybe my house has less resale value but i'm all right with no garage let's get to vegas charlie wants to know what was your favorite experience while in and around vegas hoover dam was absolutely my favorite i did love driving through lake mead we rented a car on saturday and drove 80 miles through lake mead national park in fact we drove around the lake and we saw wild horses which i've never seen in my life before it was incredible we also saw a bunch of mountain goats and sheep which is really neat and and the sunset the sky was completely purple on the way back which was gorgeous so i love the driving i love to be able to see the the snow capped mountains but absolute blown away like breathtaking the hoover dam and we did a tour where we actually descended into the dam and walked through some of the tunnels and got to walk up to the face of the dam from behind it through a vent so we were taking photos through a vent in the hoover dam it's incredible so i haven't done the blog post i'll get to it this weekend but i can't wait to share some of my photos from the hoover dam bob is afraid of heights and i made him look over the edge of the dam one time but he was petrified so i was holding my phone over the top of the dam taking photos and those are pretty darn cool as well so yeah the hoover dam was phenomenal all right let's see paul wants to know is there one thing that you and bob wanted to do in vegas but just ran out of time oh gosh there's a lot we wanted to do in vegas but just ran out of time we didn't have an opportunity to get up close and personal with the sphere we saw it from all other angles but we never did have a chance to walk by it so that was one thing that we wanted to do that we just didn't have time for we did a venetian gondola ride which is awesome got serenaded by an actual italian it was so cool we did Cirque du Soleil at treasure island we saw misterre for those of you who are wondering we did brunch at the Bellagio and saw the fountains at the Bellagio and we did a titanic exhibit which had actual artifacts including this huge piece of the hole that was pulled up uh from the latest expedition so we got to do a lot of what we love um just for the most part though we crammed in everything we possibly could and didn't have a chance to do other than that we just hint on the fact by the way that when we were there in vegas on i think it was wednesday of last week someone climbed the sphere on the outside right with a gopro on and took videos of it and then when he got up at the top he apparently discovered a trap door so he could get down because he couldn't climb back down he had to figure out some other way to get down apparently he caused hundreds of thousands of damages oh no all right let's go to richard who wants to know what vegas hotel impressed you the most oh gosh i really did love the venetian it was immaculate it was decorated the ceilings not just where we did the gondola ride the ceilings were painted like sky to make you feel like you're in the canals in venice but obviously the the venetian known for um that time period rome and italy and and the empire and so there's a lot of the ceilings the cathedral ceilings are painted too with murals it's really pretty i like the venetian we got lost in the venetian um what else did i really like i thought mandelay bay was was impressive too it's just that there was so much walking through mandelay bay so i'll say those two mob museum was not a hotel but that was probably my favorite favorite building that we were in yeah that's a cool building uh let's see soco wants to know ready for this one what was the best food you ate in vegas well love the brunch at the bellagio that was everything that we paid for and then some and there was no line and there was no wait and it was the only meal no joke i did not eat again we ate brunch at one o'clock at the bellagio on that friday and i didn't eat again until the next day i didn't need to so i'll say the brunch at the bellagio because it was the most expensive it was the one touristy meal but on saturday night when bob and i were coming back into vegas to catch our plane we stopped in henderson and found a italian restaurant called el chianti and it's just a hole in the wall and the food was unbelievable it was so so good those are the only the real the two real meals that we had there otherwise it was something out of a food court and a breakfast place that we found at four o'clock in the morning after our first show found some hot pretzels in the main area we split i mean two meals i had two meals in vegas that was it otherwise it was snacking and it was crap we did have a dirt we did have a dirt dog though that was good it was good but it was still crap oh absolutely double crap but it was good this one comes from a run who it also came from other people why didn't you do booms live last week after the show oh yeah people were so upset i don't want to blame anyone it's just a matter of the guy who was here running the board just wasn't trained in that respect right so we just we assumed he'd done the show before but i guess and forgotten and when i reminded him right and so he just he just dropped the ball that's all whatever i mean i figured you all could for survive we gave you such great content from vegas and yet people are complaining about the fact that the booms weren't there at the end of the show yeah i mean it people actually got really upset like lost some one guy was like you lost all my respect i'm not listening anymore oh okay that's what you listened for you you just record it off the radio and play it yourself whenever you want yeah so it was just a matter of j was in vegas not running our audio board and the guy who was running the board by the way is working tomorrow night with me so don't get upset if there's no boom uh he just he just wasn't on top of it whatever all right let's move on to mark who wants to know what do you look forward to the most after a football season having my weekends back having actual saturdays and sundays that i don't have to be stuck in front of the tv all day and i know i know i love football you love football we all love football but it still work and it's time consuming and if you consider that during the regular season we start at one o'clock in the afternoon eastern and don't stop until 6 a.m the next morning that's every sunday for 19 or for 18 weeks and then playoffs in january we work every day i'm not going to tell you who it is because i don't i don't want to call him out it's it's his story to tell not mine i ran into a very prominent nfl analyst a tv i mean he's a star a tv star in vegas and asked him how he was doing and he looked weary and i said to him this is not boomer by the way so i said to him how you doing he's like i can't wait for football to be over and this is a guy who played in the league for heaven's sakes and now does tv and makes a lot of money at it and is extremely popular i can't wait for football to be over it's a long haul there's a lot of fatigue and it culminates with a super bowl week in which it's 24 7 so don't yell at us when we enjoy having our weekends back and and our schedules are not attached to the football schedule we just need a break nfl we can't miss you if you never go away let's get into some food rich wants to know have you ever eaten scrapple i have no idea what that is i've eaten apples i've even scrapple i've had snapple no you can't google it we're in the middle of asking me anything it's like a bread so i did google it to make sure it's like a thing i've never heard of scrapple i'm so sorry hmm so no scrapple no scrapple jim wants to know do you trust a skinny chef ha no in fact that was the sign in the italian restaurant that made bob and i laugh on saturday night the sign said never trust a skinny chef isn't that so true you're serving although bobby flay is in pretty good shape yeah if you guys missed our conversation with bobby flay it was legendary the guy is a great story an awesome sense of humor and he even admits to what he sucks at in the kitchen it's good stuff let's do this one ron wants to know if you could be the commissioner of any pro sport league which one would you like to be well right now roger goodell because everything the nfl touches turns to gold but he takes a lot of flack what you know what major league baseball i think there's some improvements that i could make if i replaced rob manfred i like that and now ron wants to know if you could play any nfl position what would you want to play free safety baby i'm a free safety just let me go let me run let me hit people i always wanted to be a free safety where you just roll them over the back and you have kind of some autonomy and also some freedom just of course you can get burned if you're in the wrong place but oh hard hitting free safeties that's one of my favorite positions in football let's go to this one randy wants to know if overnights was a sports team what sport would it be and where would you play your home games what would the mascot be overnights was a sports team my gosh should we have a moon i like a moon for for our mascot or the death star forget that the death star is our mascot overnights what would be i think we should play basketball we can we can travel you can hit the road the death star we'd have lightsabers and death stars death stars as our logo yeah oh that's a good one i like it all right let's do some rapid fire soda or milkshakes milkshakes especially if they're chocolate lays or pringles pringles mr p i'll go mr pratt mr p connect for or tic-tac-toe connect for paypal or venmo i use zelle all right that works windows open or ac on a windows open carpet or hardwood floor hardwoods make a phone call or send a postcard oh i like to send cards the last one here warm coats or fuzzy socks i can't have both no in the middle of winter all right give me the fuzzies nice it's after hours with amy lawrence cbs sports radio okay picture this it's friday afternoon when a thought hits you i can spend another weekend doing the same old whatever or i can hop into my all-new hunday santa fe and hit the road with available 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