but if you start pretty good, then you get worse and you're just bad and then, eventually, it's horrible. > i think it's good to start bad, because then you just get a little worse and then you're horrible. > jimmy: you play a lot? > well, i play about once a week now. what is your sport? basketball? > basketball, yeah. > you might want to see a doctor about that. 'pooh-hole.' > he's like, 'where's pooh-hole?' > jimmy: it is weird that you think about that y're last name - > 'pooh-hole.' > jimmy: no, his name is 'pooh-hole.' > yeah, 'pooh-hole.' > jimmy: 'pooh-hole.' well, it is 'pooh-holes' which is just as bad, really. so he is my son's favorite player, because he just kept on saying 'pooh-hole.' 'pooh-hole.' > jimmy: yeah. > yeah, it's a beautiful stadium and my kids are not really into baseball that much yet, especially my 7-year-old son, but the cardinals have a great hitter named albert pujols. louis to catch a ball game and my kids - > jimmy: it's beautiful. my daughter's out there, she knows about this, but we stopped in st. > my family and i took a cross country trip this summer in a bus, a rock and roll bus. > jimmy: the mets! > know your demographics! > jimmy: that doesn't help me at all. that's the - > why are they booing the yankees? > jimmy: it happens. > jimmy: so you've been to a zilon games where, like, one day they like somebody, then they just boo them for winning. they like you one day - have you been - are you a yankee fan? > yeah, i am a yankee fan. 'ciao, ciao.' > 'ciao.' > jimmy: you're better off just saying 'ciao.' > jimmy: yeah, that's just - > 'damn you.' > jimmy: yeah, you're just embarrassed. > jimmy: yeah, absolutely, if you don't say hi, they'll tell you 'you suck.' > i tried to go after him with my 'mo-gycle.' but it only goes 12 miles an hour. he's like, 'david, your show sucks!' > jimmy: welcome back. i'm looking away and finally i feel him kind of turn the corner.

> so, you know, 'david, david,' i'm not looking. > jimmy: you've gotta call barnum and bailey.

> because i'm only like this high, because it's a little thing. > it's a 'mo-gycle i'm riding around going, 'ciao, ciao, ciao.' > jimmy: you're in italy. > it's a - > jimmy: 'mo-gycle,' sorry, yeah. > well, no, i just - it's not a scooter, jimmy. 'david.' > jimmy: because you know in five minutes you're going to be getting on a scooter and take off. and there was this one guy pulled over in his van he was like, 'david.' and i was denying him, you know, looking away. and it was bad - you know, started getting recognized. your wife picked you up in the scooter? > well, no, it was the first day, we were excited - you know, 'meet me down there on 34th' - whatever. so i have a 'mo-gycle.' > jimmy: 'mo-gycle' yeah. > yeah, i should probably call it what it my son used to call a motorcycle which is a 'mo-gycle.' when he was 2. > jimmy: yeah - that's a more manly name for a scooter. well, no, i don't call it a scooter, i call it a motorcycle. i was waiting in midtown for my wife to pick me up on our motor scooter. > yeah, now i don't know what it is, but new york has some getting used to when you come back to it. > jimmy: but now? > you can get kind of a pierogi taco. > jimmy: oh really? > lower east side which is a polish, ukrainian and puerto rican neighborhood. roots, you'll play with them? > questlove: if you want us to. kimbo slice trashing his dressing room, everything. so, we confirmed today, next monday, christopher cross coming on the show to do 'ride like the wind.' so excited! it's one of the things we always wanted to happen. ♪ ♪ ride like the wind so, i was listening to that. i just kept listening to 'ride like the wind,' christopher cross. so, it's a lot of those awesome songs from then. and all of my songs of course, you know, are all a.m. i just stayed home and i just started listening to all of my songs on the ipod. i had a sore throat so i just said, i'm not going to do anything.

Bruce! 'the boss!' no one yelled 'the boss.' > steve: they could have.

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