Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the right time, a wave original. My name is Beaumani

Jones. Thanks for listening wherever you get your podcast. Thanks for watching us on YouTube.

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hater. Got a lot to get to. We are going to talk about what might be the greatest world series of

all time. But first, we are coming off another Mahomes-Allen matchup chiefs and bills. The bills won.

During that game, they threw a number at me that really was kind of staggering when it came down to it.

They said this is 2020.

That was the 10th matchup between the Bills and the Chiefs, specifically with Mahomes and Allen at quarterback.

The Bills won this game on Sunday.

That is the fifth straight time that the Bills have beaten the Chiefs in the regular season.

That's what they were saying.

Of course, the Chiefs have won four straight times in the postseason.

And Ryan, tell me if I'm being a little bit too cynical about this, but once they rattled that statistic off,

all of a sudden felt like, why am I watching this?

Right.

This doesn't feel like it matters at all. Right.

I mean, you want, at some point, Josh Allen can't lose the chiefs every single year.

Right.

But when you've seen this play out for the last five years, it does sort of feel like we're doing the same thing all over again. Yeah, I was like, damn, why are we here? You know what I mean? Like, I really got, you know, they put it at the four o'clock or whatever. Like, I don't know why. It felt to a degree like those Manning Brady games mattered in a way that it did not feel like this game matters.

We got a lot more of, we got a lot less of them, right?

I mean, this is, I think they played 10 times over the course of their, you know, 18 or 20 years

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