I'm all excited.

I'm all excited. I've been working all week very hard, long hours all week on a new

top of the show procedure for the Steve Day show that we're going to roll out on Monday.

It's going to be really cool. Hopefully helping us get right to the content as fast as

possible. I was telling Todd about this for the first time this morning. So Todd is aware of

these new procedures. And wouldn't you know, we're going to have to BS for like three or

four minutes because I was going to do kind of the same thing. I was going to get right to the montage. Who am I? Well, I'm Aaron McIntyre. He's Todd Erzen. Steve had, wouldn't you know,

another American airline industry mishap yesterday. He couldn't get out of Des Moines on his way

to Philadelphia. The event organizers

at the event he's speaking at were insistent. We want Steve. Give us Steve. Give us Steve. And so now,

Todd, now Steve is on his way. I think he's stuck in Chicago currently. So that's why he's gone.

That's why Todd and I are here. That's why we are

trying to say as much as we possibly can while the montage finishes rendering because, because

I ran out of space on my hard drive. Different reason than the last time. So I'm hoping that this

time around things will work. How are you doing, brother? I'm good. I show up regardless. So I'm happy to do my part. And, you know, even after Michigan

wins a national championship, the curse of Conner Stallions still abides, floats around.

Indeed, it does. Make sense. Indeed, it does. Did you think Steve was on cloud nine yesterday or not so much after Michigan's resounding

run through the tournament?

No idea.

Didn't even come up.

Didn't even come up.

So I think the Tucker stuff was more prevalent than any great blue and gold swoon could endure for more than 24 hours, which is good, which is good, because it's only supposed to be a, well, a pastime and not an obsession.

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