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Here real quick, this is what Dale said earlier.

That's all we needed to hear ever again.

That is now. Couldn't agree with that more, Dale. Hellestrade's here. I've got to ask you a question before we move on with the picks, and then we'll get to the entertainment drill. This is fascinating. We'll talk about it on the podcast. We do the sports thing, otherwise known as the John Humberg Sportscast, with temporary permanent guest, Dale Hallestray, and the rest. Temporary now. He was permanent last week. I know. I'm permanent. We got temporary. Nash is the rest. I understand once there are more than 100 listeners that kind of listen to this show, he goes, I'm going to put my name on this thing. And then it's skyrocketed. It started off with him going, you do You do the show and I'll be a cast-trove. I just wasn't sure I wanted to be in a room. Then I realized I could help. We'll talk about this. Okay. Tootung of Ioloa and what he did and the press conference after the game. And then yesterday, Jonathan Gannon lights up the media with what he said about Michael Vick, which I don't remember. I don't know if you saw that. I did not see yesterday. Ask him a simple question that said, at what point in your career did you realize that you can't be emotional about the game because injuries happen and things like that? And he can't be emotional when you move a player out of a starting job because Brissette and Kyler are kind of in this thing.

And he said, oh, that's easy.

When my quarterback got arrested and he just like dropped the mic and left and he forgot he was with that staff when Michael Vick was with Atlanta when the dog stuff brought.

Yeah.

So he's like, oh, I realized right to end and there, don't get too close to these guys. Yeah. No, you know what you can't. Is that real for the team? Yes. It's very real. Now, the interesting thing is when I know they were asking him other questions, you hear these other coaches talk. It's, I'm sure, radio's cutthroat.

I'm sure blows by a lot of business.

There's no more cutthroat than football.

Than pro sports.

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