Hey, it's Monday morning, everybody.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Hope you're having a great week or at least, you know, you're on your way to have a great week.

Starting, starting great, starting great, starting great, start great, finish great.

And in the middle, just keep getting great.

Let's be great. Last week, something I forgot to mention, Brian, I went to the Chiefs game.

You know, and still good, guys, even though the Chiefs lost this past week, so good.

Yes, we weren't out the game. They lost.

Yeah, yeah. Oh, we, they would have won if we were there.

We would have done our part. Yeah.

Anyway, there's just a, there's kind of a new slogan this year with the NFL.

You see a lot of like coaches wearing hoodies, there's hats,

and the phrase all revolves around, or, you know, the campaign all revolves around this one phrase,

and it's intercept cancer. So you kind of get it, right? It's like, okay, they're taking a state

and, you know, they're probably donating some money to that cancer research.

Yeah, you know, raising cancer awareness.

But what a lazy, idiotic phrase to try and raise money for cancer.

Intercept cancer. So, so if you don't know what interception means, marketing people,

interceptions when one person has the ball, and they throw it, and another person takes the ball,

and now has possession of the ball. Now you have it.

I intercepted the cancer from you, and now I'm running with it.

What this is, yeah, no, don't think about it. And a test out is not what you want to get when

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