Okay, I need an audience participation poll here.

Because I have a legitimate question that I'm curious about,

and I thought about it last night and today.

And it's going to sound like I'm trying to, like, create some sort of divisiveness.

I'm not.

I'm usually, you know, I'm all-encompassing type thing.

But here is my Colts question for the masses.

This is for the most part, and we've been lucky in this town because we really have not had

long periods of complete void of excitement from a sports standpoint.

Usually between the two major sports franchises in town, one of the two is playing at a very high level if the other is not.

For a long time when the Colts were finding their footing in the NFL, the Pacers were rising and were really good.

Then the Pacers had a long period of mediocrity, at which point the Colts were at their zenith.

And then for a while there, they were both clicking at a very high rate.

And then obviously it became especially coming off of the Manning era and then in the luck.

I mean, this without question, was an NFL Colts town. This had transferred to, and I don't know that it was ever first and foremost in NBA town,

but it was certainly a basketball town, maybe collegiately more than inter...

By the way, that cluster truck you got smells fabulous.

What did you get exactly, Eddie?

Korean barbecue salmon, Jake.

That's been your go-to, right?

I've had it twice now in the last three weeks. I had the cassidia last week. What body of water in Korea do you think they find that salmon? Are there a lot of streams in Korea? No, no, no, no, Jake. The barbecue sauce is a Korean barbecue sauce. The salmon is the salmon. The salmon. No, it's a barbecued Korean salmon, right?

It's salmon with Korean barbecue. So where

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