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Find me on Twitter pack underscore datam. So I want to kind of delve in a little

bit on yesterday. And I hate to immediately bring it back to where we always end up. I want to

expand beyond this, but I've been sitting on this for a while. So I, it's just been,

this is just my first opportunity to finally unload this. In fact, I have like 10 YouTube videos

open and I need to start getting rid of some of them. And this one has just been staring

me in the face every time I go over to this monitor. So, just as a very brief recap, yesterday, we talked about the rest of the NFC North and

kind of how they feel about their schedules, just in mostly just a general sense.

You know, they're like, oh, well, the lions have the easiest schedule, the bears have the

hardest schedule.

You know, a lot of teams are excited about the beginning and some are excited about the end,

upset about the, whatever, right?

Just the general flow of the season where it's easy, where it's hard, international games,

all that stuff, and then how the fan bases and everybody are feeling about it.

But the somewhat interesting revelation

that wasn't necessarily shocking, I guess, but became kind of the talking point as I went

through was the realization, not surprisingly, I suppose, that each fan base, and beyond the fan base, though,

because a lot of times when you talk creators, you talk reporters or whatever, there's at least a little bit.

That's why I referred to content creators, because there tends to be a little bit more

reasonability as opposed to just finding the most outlandish takes because it's not just the

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