All right. Welcome to the best ball of banana stand, a weekly show hosted by me, Pete Overzette, with my co-host, Sean Siegel.

Every single Monday morning, we hop in a best ball mania five draft.

We fight off wide receiver avalanches.

We build out highly correlated teams that have the chance to take down the $1.5 million prize.

Sean, welcome to best ball breakfast.

I'm excited.

I'm ready.

I'll be interested to see how our draft goes after watching you finish that last one.

It was a little bit, I mean, I don't know how fast you were able to get started,

but our last couple of drafts have taken like 35 minutes.

So if people want to give us a few

more seconds on the clock today, they are welcome to do that. Did you have a chance this weekend?

Did you hop in any of the mini schnauzers with the faster clocks? I didn't, but that sounds like a lot of fun.

I'll sometimes draft late at night while I'm reading or doing something else.

And you know, you're always kind of waiting for those picks to come back around, which is very

different than when you're doing a show where you're like, you know, wait for us, wait for us.

Exactly. It's so funny. I have all of these different shows with like different requirements.

Like when I do the randomizer drafts and

we're doing these kind of crazy prompts and stuff. I like need the most amount of time to do the bits before. And then when you're drafting on your own or, you know, I'm like, let's speed this up. Like this is all I'm doing with my attention. I love the early clock. So yeah, if you guys didn't get a chance to check that out, I believe the 10

second clock one filled, the mini schnauzer 3, but there's still the four in the five there

that have 15 second and 20 second clock. So if you're looking for some faster drafts,

those will normally take, you know, 25, 30 minutes instead of, say, a full 45 to an hour

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