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What's up, Jonas?

Hi.

Boom!

There it is. I didn't make you wait for it. Today is the Doug Gottlieb show on a Friday. I was really, really excited about today. For a lot of reasons, Jonas, we got a week 17 in the NFL. We have the college football playoff going. Heck, we've got five bowl games going on right now. And as we hang out for the next three hours, there will be bowl action in front of us. But my day was a bit ruined when I picked Temple plus four and a half. They're only down 35. That's, hey, it's the first of five, it can turn around, but it just hasn't gotten my day off to that sort of great start. You see, here's how, you know, Dan is a novice when it comes to gambling. You've got four and a half points. They're down by 35. I mean, they got them right where they want them, Dan. That's true. For a backdoor cover, a couple of two-point conversions, four or five onside kicks, and then a fluke, Hail Mary, and you got this. Here's what stinks, Jonas, is even when they score their four touchdowns in a row, they're still going to have to go for another touchdown. They can't even add and they can't even close the four to half. So we'll have to, we'll watch this game. We'll let you know if the Tar He heels blow this 35 point lead in the next 13 minutes.

I mentioned five bowl games today, but it's really the NFL that we focus on because there was a

headline that I did not think I would see not only for the rest of 2019 in the National Football

League, Jonas, but maybe forever in the National Football League, and that's Antonio Brown works out with

blank.

And that was very surprising to me.

What was, I don't know, I don't want to say more surprising was the blank was filled in

by the New Orleans Saints.

Yeah, listen, that's, it feels like a move Initially, now, I know you have a thought on this

that's sort of, not a conspiracy theory, but sort of showcasing a diversionary tactic by the New Orleans

Saints. I saw it, and my immediate reaction was, oh, so Michael Thomas is a little bit more

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