I get it.

We're going down, down.

I see what he did there? I get it. Cardin' Pull it. Cardin Show, Big Mac. It's one of the songs I had to sing. This is Fallout Boy. Oh, is that right? Yeah, when they were in studio. Yeah, when they were in studio and I had to sing to them. You know, it's interesting, like you put stuff out on Twitter or Instagram or whatever, Facebook, right? And you never know for like rhyme or reason what goes quote unquote viral, what doesn't.

Right.

And look, I'm very blessed that, you know, the podcast I do, we have over 300 million views since we started in September.

But I still never know, like, is this story going to resonate?

Are people going to want to download and share, right?

Yeah. So this morning when I, like everybody is this story going to resonate? Are people going to want to download and share, right? Yeah.

So this morning, when I, like everybody else,

woke up to the allegations of Rossini and Vrabel,

I didn't really comment on it,

because I knew I was going to do that here,

because I love this stuff,

but I did put out a single line sentence.

And all I wrote was so weird how none of the NFL insiders broke the Rossini Ravel's story. Yeah. Right? Like, isn't that what they do? That is what they do. Like when Stefan Diggs got in trouble, seven different people had the story. Mm-hmm. Right? If you had to take, I put that out at 9-02 this morning. This is just on Twitter, none of the other platforms. If you had to take a guess, how many views did that one line get? 500,000. Oh, no, less of that. 168,000. 168,000. That's absurd. Yeah, it's a lot. That's a lot. I'm also very popular.

You are very popular.

You're a very popular guy.

Very popular.

And most of the reactions to that line are right along with me, you know, or telling jokes.

Like, I normally get a couple like, you're a scumbag.

Aren't you a felon?

Yes.

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