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Good Monday morning to you right here on a numbers game in Veson, D SportsBet Network series XM Channel 204 VISA.com, the VISA app, Fubo, Sling, and Game Plus guessing lines for week number nine in the National Football League. That's what we do here on Mondays. We'll look back, of course, to all the games in week eight. And we do this with the gentleman who was not able to make it last week. But, of course, he's the star of the show, and he's back with us this week. We could not be happier. He's the South Point Sportsbook director. Chris Z. Andrews. Good morning to you, Chris. How are you? I'm not too bad, Gil. Filling way better than I did last week, that's for sure. Before we get into any of this, of the system that we do here on the show, which is, I'm in a cocoon.

This is a tribute to the old Stardust radio show of the same, of the same ilk, where we go through

the lines. You tell us what we're going to post. I'm in a cocoon. I guess them. Before we get

in any of that, can you walk us through? Because I think that you are beloved for sure.

And so I think people want to know how you, when you first felt symptoms, what were they

like, how bad did they get?

What was the full arc?

How do you feel now, et cetera?

Take us back to the first time you felt something odd.

Well, last Thursday, you know, probably like late in the afternoon, I just started coughing and coughing and coughing.

And, you know, I just in this day and age, my first thought, geez, do I have COVID, you know?

And that night I went home, tried to sleep.

It was up all night.

You know, I couldn't sleep more than 10, 15 minutes at a time because my

coughing would just wake me up. Finally went to, you know, an easy boy, a lazy boy chair.

Got a little bit of sleep here, so I could sleep a little better that way. So I got up in the

morning, feeling just weird, you know, had to run to the bathroom on my occasion.

Took my temperature.

It was 97.0 at one point.

And then, you know, I know that's not a fever, the exact opposite, but something's wrong.

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