You're listening to the Co-Main Event Podcast, and now your host, Ben Folks and Chad Dundas.

That's right, you're listening to another episode of the co-main event mixed martial arts podcast.

I'm your co-host from bleacherreport.com, Chad Dundas, and joining me, as always, from M.MA junkie and USA Today.

It's your friend and mine, Mr. Ben, folks. Ben, how you doing this week? You're looking much improved, I would say.

Well, thank you. I appreciate that. I mean, relatively speaking over last week, you're looking much improved.

Last week was pretty rough. Now, slowly healing, finally starting to feel like a regular human being again.

I'm sufficiently chided by everybody who rode in to complain about me not wearing a helmet while bicycling.

I want everybody to know I learned my lesson there.

So, yeah, I can go back to being a good role model for the kids.

Now, let's talk about this.

You went back out to the scene of the crime and posted a photo to your social media of the offending pothole.

That's right.

Can we talk about the pathology of that, the psychology?

It just seems like you really seemed scarred by it and had to go back out there.

It was like, I expected you to say you've won the battle, but you have not won the war, pothole.

Sort of like a fist shaking, raging against the light.

No, that.

That would be some weird pathology going on.

That's how it came across is what I'm saying.

No, I just wanted to go out there and see because I hit it kind of in the dark.

And right after I hit it and took a face plant into the street, I wasn't really of a mindset to go back and say, hey, wonder what that was.

I hit.

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