It's all right if you love me.

It's all right if you don't.

I'm not afraid, oh, you're running away.

Take it away, guy.

That would be the great Tom Petty from Gainesville, Florida.

That's Danny Moses in the center stage.

He's singing that song because, Danny, as you've mentioned, first of all, I believe right now as we enter week one five of the NFL,

the league where they play for pay, you are now 19 and 3. But on the weeks that you lose,

which is few, obviously, when you're 19 and 3, the market does some mysterious thing.

So you're singing a little petty breakdown, well done by you. But as you approach the center stage, Danny, can you sort of give us a rundown of what the F is going on?

November 7th, first loss, Cincinnati at home against Cleveland market crushed the following week, two or three percent.

Next loss after that, Thanksgiving Day, runs my record to 16 and 2.

I decided to take Dallas over the

Raiders. You saw what happened on Friday and then the following, I think, Monday in the markets.

Well, the 10 standard deviation loss, which occurred on Sunday with the bills making it to overtime and then losing by six.

So not covering the spread. We saw what happened on Monday and Tuesday. Maybe Jay Powell also had the

bills. I'm not quite sure. But that's what it is. So now everyone's rooting for me to win. And that means

they root against Dan because Dan normally takes the other side of me. So we'll see what happens

this week. But I'm hopeful to give everybody a kind of a winning Christmas pick. I think Jay Powell has the runs, quite frankly, and it's interesting, Dan, Nathan,

before we really get into it, you want to sort of, 19 and 3 is pretty epic. I mean, at a certain

point, just, I would just, it's a math thing. You got to have a three in a week, I would think, Dan.

Yeah, I'm going to take the opposite of everything that he does. But, you know, well, we're sticking on this theme of breakdown. You know, Bruce Springsteen,

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