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Thursday morning, January 7, 20, 21.

It's the meeting of the book podcast, Megapod, Wild Card Weekend.

No, no.

Check that super wildcard weekend weekend as they're calling it.

The first time we've ever had this format where we have three games on Saturday, three on

Sunday, seeds two through seven in both conferences as they add another team per conference

into the National Football League postseason.

It's Gil Alexander, alongside the staples of the show.

Mike Palm, Derek Stevens Conciliaria, and of course, Vice President of Operations here at Circus Sports. How you doing, Mikey? Great. Great. Gil. We're finally here. You're doing a vaccine at the end of the show, so you have a heart out? I am. I'm going to get vaccinated. So. For the Rones, for the coronavirus? That's it. That's it. Because your wife is a health care worker.

How do you get so far up the list? That's correct. How did you get so far up the list?

Are you living in a nursing home now? I know, but I live with a frontline worker.

Oh, that's okay. My wife is a nurse. She gets, she actually this morning gets her second round.

21 days after the first? It's been exactly three weeks since she got her first shot. And tell everybody her reaction to the first shot? You know, it's like the people that the flu shot. You know, they're giving you the disease. Yes. So she, for 72 hours, she had a lot of pain, tremendous headaches, and a fever, and then it started to wane after 72. She couldn't get rid of the headache. No matter what she tried to take, it was really bad. I had one flu shot in my life. I've never been sicker. That's why people don't get the flu. People don't get it because they don't want to get sick. Some people are very against it. Well, I guess I'm supposed to say congratulations that you're getting this. We'll see. We'll see how it turns out. All right. And then that voice you hear from his mom's cork attic in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, cleverly disguised with a Pittsburgh Steelers decal and logo. They only used to have them on one side of the helmet. That was always weird. It's Todd Wischnev. Yinser. How you doing, Toddy? They still only have it on one side of the helmet.

Is that true?

No, they don't. They have it on both sides. Okay, Gil. Fine. You're right. Wait a minute. Are you really suggesting they only have it on one side of the helmet? I'm not suggesting. I'm telling you, and that's the way it is.

But if you'd like to argue with me, no problem, me.

Do the Steelers only...

They called me. of the helmet? I'm not suggesting. I'm telling you, and that's the way it is. But if you'd like to argue with me, no problem, E.

Do the Steelers only...

They call me E. When they go left to right, you see it? When you go left to right, they see it. When they go right to left, you... It's not there? It's not there. Really? Disappears. I didn't know this.

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