Hello, everybody, and welcome to episode 104 of the Bill and Wendy's show. I'm Bill F, and that's Wendy Steyter.

I think those are the basics. Wendy, is there any more explanation needed? Nothing needs to be said.

Nothing more. I don't think so. So thanks for joining us. It's been a great week. We'll talk to you next week.

That's it. Tune in for a 105 next week. Wendy, this is the longest I've talked to anybody in a week where

the word brackets has not come up. So thank you for that. You know, I am so not a bracket girl,

and I know you're not a bracket boy. No, I'm not. As much as I love sports, and I have to be

honest, I watched the Loyola, Illinois game yesterday, most of it. I didn't see the first 20 minutes or 25 minutes, but then I watched the rest. And it was very exciting. And it's always good to see Sister Jean. Was it basketball? Yeah. It's basketball. I did not watch, as you can tell. But it's, I don't have anywhere near the preoccupation with it. I have, and I'm not watch, as you can tell. But I don't have anywhere near the preoccupation with it.

I have, and I'm not making this up, I don't think I've talked to anybody with the exception of my wife and daughter, one of my daughters, who's not mentioned the tournament.

And I'm going to say tournaments, because women basketball players have gone out of their way this year to really say,

hey, we're here too.

I don't know if you're up on any of this, but forever everybody just talks about the men's tournament

and the women get a bypass and it's not fair.

And did you see the comparison pictures of the men's and women's locker rooms, the basketball

games?

No, tell me about it.

The guys have all this great state- the art equipment and all kinds of towel supplies and anything you'd need

you know before during or after a game and the women are like in this dusty awful warehouse looking

setting it's i mean it's so unfair and And they've said, hey, we deserve better.

And they're right. I would expect women to have, you know, blow dryers and nail stations and things like that.

Well, now, tell me this, because I have never ventured into, I don't think I've ever been in a woman's bathroom.

I mean, other than like a common bathroom that's shared by both men and women.

But I imagine it would be far nicer than a men's bathroom.

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