Being a marketer is no sweat. You just have to manage dozens of channels, launch hundreds of campaigns, score thousands of leads and, okay, fine, it's a lot of sweat. Unless you have HubSpot's AI-powered marketing tools to help you do all that and more. Get started at HubSpot.com slash marketers.

Today's episode of Nick Bob podcast is brought to you by Pella Windows and Doors.

Those cold northern winds, they're officially here, people.

They're officially here.

And if you're feeling the shiveries inside your house, you know what time it is.

It's time to talk to your local Pella, Omaha Omaha and Lincoln expert about taking a closer look at your windows.

You can save energy and stay warm with windows from Pella that are properly installed, the patented Pellaway by pros, professionals, using windows and doors with the highest energy efficiency ratings in the industry from Energy Star.

Check them out online, Pellaomaha.com. That's Pellaomaha.com. And the Nick Bob podcast is brought to you by my good friends at Runza.

So I was in Lawrence, Kansas again, this time for Creighton and Kansas.

And after I called the game on the National Sports Network, debut of a national radio network,

the only place I could think of going to either drown in my sorrows of a Creighton loss

or celebrate a Kansas win, I'm not sure which one it really was.

I had to go to Runza.

I had to hit up the old runs in Lawrence, Kansas that I used to go to all the time.

And because I needed some fuel to hit I-29.

Of course, it was a nice cheese, runza, large order of French fries.

Oh, my gosh, it was delicious.

Absolutely love Runza.

Runza makes it all better. So here we are. It is, it's December 9th. And I felt like I needed to fire up three topics pod again with a, you know, we got a lot of things going on in sports right now.

I mean, at this point, it's like we could talk about the Big Ten and, you know,

reversing courses and changing their decision with Ohio State and going, doing away with their

minimum game requirement to be, to be eligible for the Big Ten title. You know, I mean, I think

...