I'm Jeff, that's Tom. And you're you and you're in the War Chant. Perhaps you're in the Heisen legal law firm chat there on Warchant TV. Perhaps you're just driving about and enjoying your day listening on 93.3 FM. That's a good thing. All right. We're adding to the to the board here, Tom. First of first of all good to see you buddy hello yeah I think

it's working it's working we're making it work here I'm just figuring it all out here just a couple

different buttons but a different different camera as well and we'll see does this camera make me

look better you look more colorful I'll put it that way.

There are many more colors there.

Well, nobody listening to the radio cares about that at all.

You've got plenty of color for audio purposes as well.

I think that's why people love you for 20 plus.

Oh, he's so kind.

Hey, good to have you back, buddy.

A little bit of old school yesterday.

It reminded me of way back in the beginning. And it was fine. It was fine. We had a wonderful conversation with Mike Tomkowitz, who shed some light on where we were in the lawsuit situation.

I don't know if you went back and listened to that, but I think the thing that was fun to

talk about was ESPN Plus being down 65 million during the last quarter.

Yeah.

So actually, that's really funny that that gets brought up because if you saw the announcement

that Walt Disney released today about the new bundle, they're coming up with another new bundle.

It's right. They're

partnering Hulu and Max. So that now it's going to be in the future, not just Disney Plus and Hulu,

but now Disney Plus, Hulu, and Max. And what's interesting is the bundle that they have right now

is Disney Plus, Hulu Plus, and ESPN Plus.

So where did ESPN go?

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