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Welcome to the mismatch. I'm Chris Vernon. Joining me is he does every Tuesday from the ringer dot com is Kevin O'Connor. Kevin O'Connor, Kevin O'Bomber, Kevin O'Connor, Kevin O'Camera, Kevin O'Climber, Kevin O'Candyland, Kevin O'Considerate, Kevin O'Connor.

Chris Vernon, happy birthday.

And we are recording this on Monday night, which happens to be my birthday. Thank you very much for the incredibly nice tweet that you sent out today.

It enabled another couple thousand people to be right me on my appearance versus my voice. But I will say this.

I mean, there's going to come a time where people have seen what I look like. I hope because we've now, as you mentioned, been doing the podcast for four years. And literally every time there's a photograph that emerges of me, either on your feed, the ringer's feed, my own feed.

I am hit with I had no idea that's what you looked like. I thought you were black. I thought that I mean, I get everything right. I thought you were a hundred years old. You name it.

I will say this though, in every relationship, there always has to be the responsible one. The one that remembers the important dates. I had absolutely no idea.

And I hope you won't break up with me over this. I had no idea that we started four years ago yesterday.

Yeah. How did you remember it? Do you have it marked down?

No, I knew it was in October. I knew it was in a third of the year. I looked it up on the Spotify app. I sorted by oldest.

Yeah, I scrolled until I saw, you know, Chris Vernon in Kevin O'Connor named on there. And I was like, wow, there's the day before your birthday.

We did a total of four 2016, huh? Yeah. That's crazy. I got up hold up here Chris. So four years ago, what is the description of the show?

The description written by Tate Frazier, our first producer. The ringer's Chris Vernon makes his hosting debut with the help from Kevin O'Connor to discuss Ben Simmons' injury and the buzzer's luck of the Sixers.

Then the duo play a game of three things we feel alone and feeling and make bold declarations about the upcoming NBA season.

Oh, wow. I have no idea what those were. No, I forget what they were. But if anybody wants to listen back, I do want to know one of them was related to Russell Westbrook. I listened to like five minutes of it.

You don't say from our first episode, we did not have a full on argument. We didn't know each other back then like we do now.

All right. Well, look, at least the NBA finals has gotten more interesting. We had a fear what we recorded on Friday night after game two that this could be just an absolute wipe out.

And that, you know, the rest of it was just getting through. If they, I think we talked about if they got banned back, maybe they could win a game.

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