Hour number two, Jeff Camber Show. 93, 3, Real Talk Radio War, Chan TV. Thanks for being here. Appreciate you joining us as always. I'm Jeff, that's Tom. You know, I was thinking last hour when we were talking about future games, games that won't be, games that we wish were, all those things, Tom, that that could be, maybe later this hour, we could do it up with our friends at ISF and solve for the future. There you go. We could do some of that. Solving for the future. They're trusted leader in strategic services and for all these public service agencies and all that stuff. Yeah, that's great. Let's do it. Let's talk about them. Let's reincorporate solving for the future this hour.

Out of the blue.

Sounds good to me.

Let's throw it in there.

I've got one we can.

Well, here's what it would take. It's all we have right now is the future.

I certainly don't have the present.

I was just about to say that we were about to help out my man, Jonathan, quite a bit,

because, you know, a lot of times we solve the future a lot during the football season, some during the basketball season.

But these days, it could be a daily segment that we solve for the future with ISM.

We need it.

We're helping each other through these tough times.

You know, some say the Old Testament was a book dedicated to providing hope through the example of the past for the future of the Israelis who were, you know, in captivity over and over and over again.

And that's what that was.

Perhaps we need a book of sorts.

For Florida State.

For Florida State.

Specific to Florida State. It tied was 1995 and it was 102 degrees.

I'm like, oh, it inspires me.

It would be the book of Bowden.

The book of ISF.

That's what it would have to be.

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