Anthony Lima's Kid Cost Him $47 at the Bay Village Farmers Market

Anthony tells the story of his two-year-old son Mason ripping the nose off a $47 Halloween decoration at the Bay Village Farmers Market, forcing him to buy it on the spot rather than negotiate with the vendor. Ken and the crew debate whether Anthony should have tried to work out a deal since it wasn't a retail store, arguing farmers market prices are more negotiable than a chain store's. Talk then shifts to Joe Thomas, with Ken saying he doesn't want a rough offensive line season to spark fan pressure for Thomas to become a coach, comparing that scenario to the old "Bernie Kosar for GM" calls the station used to get. The crew closes by weighing the mixed track record of ex-players turned executives, name-checking John Lynch's success and Mike Mayock's flop in the same role.