40 FOR 40: Playoffs Are Bowl Games

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🗓️ 18 December 2024

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

"Ryan, you're a lawyer." "Oh God."
It's the unavoidable return of 40 For 40, in which we preview each college football postseason game in as much detail as they each deserve
Subjected to scrutiny today: the four first-round playoff games, plus the Myrtle Beach, Potato, and Hawaii Bowls
For the purposes of this weird shambling postseason, we're treating the playoffs like bowl games, which is going about as well as you'd think. Hope you're ready to talk about Indiana municipal zoning!
Holly does some Christmas shopping
A Philly-themed kitchen mystery arises
Wouldn't it be funny if we got a three-loss national champion? LOL not you, Bama
Vawls and Buckeyes prepare to point their Carhartt-clad Spider-Man fingers at each other in the dark
Why the genuinely troubling weather forecast is the one for the Myrtle Beach Bowl
You're goddamn right it's the return of the Dr. Potato Blog
Either San Jose State or South Florida is about to beat a bowl-eligible team for the first time this year! Don't think too hard about that
Thanks as always to Wikipedia, powering the 40 for 40 for however long we've been doing this
Fullcast theme song arranged and performed by Corey Cunningham
Listen to Ryan's other, less harrowing show, We're Not All Like This, and check out his new narrative podcast with Steven Godfrey, Who Killed College Football? https://www.wkcfb.com/
Check out Jason's free CFB Watch Grid newsletter and other work: https://www.jasonkirk.fyi/
Find Holly and Spencer writing and chirping at https://channel-6.ghost.io/
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0:00.0	Ryan, you're a lawyer.
0:01.6	Oh, God.
0:02.1	Can you explain to me what an in-REM lawsuit is?
0:05.5	I'm going to see if I can remember what this is.
0:07.9	I think these are the lawsuits where you sue for like seizure of specific piece of property.
0:13.6	So when you see like United States versus 378 wolf pelts or something like that, I believe that's an in-REM lawsuit.
0:21.0	Yeah. Correct. This is that's an in rem lawsuit. Yeah.
0:21.6	Correct.
0:22.2	This is a blue sky thread via Robert McNeese at mcnees.
0:26.5	At mcnees.b.
0:27.2	sky.
0:27.2	Social.
0:28.3	Please don't feel bad for Robert McNeese, but he did, in fact, grow up down the street from me,
0:35.7	Go valls.
0:37.0	And he has dropped a thread because the Justice Department has filed a lawsuit.
0:45.4	And I'm just going to read it here.
0:47.1	United States of America, plaintiff versus approximately two terrier mix type dogs defendants.
0:54.1	And Robert has just posted a running list of in rem lawsuit. approximately two terrier mixed type dogs defendants.
0:58.6	And Robert has just posted a running list of in-REM lawsuits.
0:59.9	He says,
1:03.8	The best note example is United States v. one book called Ulysses, but he's also posted U.S. v.
1:07.3	approximately 64,695 pounds of shark fins.
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