Tom McHale

Uh, let's go to Old Hall.

We have one Dan Moran, who beat Tom by 100 points.

Um, T. Shannon is very last in Old Hall.

He's 0 and 4, another mer- uh, victim of starting Kyler Murray over Drake May.

Skelet, Bradley, and Salami Tu- Salamit To Me.

I don't know who you are, but-

Salamit To Me, that is Tom McHale.

Hmm.

Tim Wood, also 3-0.

And then Salami Tommy, Tom McHale at 2-1.

Then Brady, then Bradley, and then Rod.

The oldest balls of all.

He was the guy that figured out, "If I can make buying a suppressor easier, I can sell a lot of suppressors." And he did, and that's why they're one of the leading companies today.

And before this latest court case, um, uh, actually Tom McHale and I, uh, did a video on that at the SHOT Show.

Uh, they made a process where you fill out the paperwork, they walk you through it, you do the fingerprints, all that, and then they take care of everything from there.

It's literally a, a one-stop shop.

New hall has some funny shit in it.

So Tyler come has the lowest points for in the entire in all leagues across all leagues at 149 149 total in two weeks that's disgusting um nigro has the most points against him across all leagues at 316 nigro uh nigro 316 and then skel is the overall points leader in all leagues at 316 so we should get some nigro 316 and skel 316 patches for our jerseys or our eye black but yeah pretty weird there's like records being set in the same in the same league across all leagues pretty pretty bizarre um Oh, I had the wrong Tom in the other one.

Tommy Bahama is somebody else.

Tom McHale is in this league and is, of course, too low.

So I guess the sentiment was the same.

It was just the wrong Tom.

The interesting thing about Skelton, so as I said, he's the points leader.

His roster right now has two defenses on it.

And so when the... 9-11 happened, one of the first things I did was start trying to reach all of the interviews, the people that I'd interviewed for the program to make sure they were okay.

And one of those people is a man named Tom McHale, who was a port authority police officer.

And he actually answered the phone when I called and said, I'm okay, but I'm busy like working, like trying to save people.

And then we talked like a couple of days later, turns out he was also an iron worker.

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Tom McHale, you could-

Yeah, yeah

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