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Tuesday morning, October 6, 2020.

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Podcast, Megapod for week number five in the national football league.

It's Gil Alexander, live from the South Point.

Hotel Casino, tip of the strip.

It's the South Point for the rest of you.

South Poin is what we like to call it.

I think Michael Gond will accept that pronunciation. It makes it more worldly. It does. Yes. Absolutely. By the way, I've run into Michael Gond, who owns the South Point from time to time, and he looks at me with a vague familiarity. He's like, I think this guy's supposed to be here. That is the voice of Wes Reynolds. He is from Veson.

He is the guest, the rotating guest on the podcast. This week, he's the co-host with Femmia Bebifay of Veson live, bet tonight, Monday through Friday, 9 p.m. Eastern, 6 p.m. Pacific here on the network. Wes, glad to have you, man. Glad to be back, Gil. Thank you for having me. And of course the staples of the show

alongside here at the South Point.

Jeff Parley, ladies and gentlemen, used to be producer number five and eight, the Grover Cleveland producers on a numbers game. Now he hosts his own weekend show here at the network. With Ben Wilson, usually? Usually. Yes. Not always? Not usually. That isn't always, actually. I bet Saturday and Sunday. See, the weekend version of what West does. And you and Ben have known each other for ages, so you guys are buddies, so you guys are just clowning around all weekend long. Essentially, that's 11 years now? That's a great program. 11 years, yeah. And ladies gentlemen from his mom's cork attic, weighing in at 203 American pounds, Todd Wisnep.

How you doing, man?

That's me, baby.

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