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get your podcasts. The late, great Tom Petty. 548, so you brought up something that was very

interesting in terms of how much you forgot when you're watching this Cowboys documentary on Netflix.

So yesterday, I watched episode three, and episode three was about the 92 season, as you know, and the championship game with the Niners. And, you know, I'm watching it with my kids and my son, my older somebody's like, so do you remember that? I'm like, I remember this like yesterday. I'm like the Alvin Harper catch was everything because I remember I was so nervous when they got the ball back and that

place sealed steeled the deal he said oh cool he had no idea so we're watching the game and we're

watching the show and they're talking about making the call to michael irfan and my son looks

to me he's like or did you forget that i'm like yeah i'm like i'm like i'm mat Matthew, I would have bet my mortgage that Alvin Harper had the catch.

I guess I, wow, I guess I misremembered it.

And then they tell the story how because Irvin wanted the ball, they switched sides and then

the ball still went to harp.

I'm like, thank God.

I thought I was losing my mind.

It's very funny you talk about what you remember and what you don't. Because that really confused me. It was funny because Troy Aikman goes, you know, the catch by Alvin Harvey goes, that's the one catch, all cowboy fan. And I go, don't recall that at all. You do, you really don't. No, no recollection of that. Yeah, there's not a lot, like, I remember the Super Bowl with the Bills that they did not play well, the second one, not the first one. They didn't play well in the first half and then they dominated them in the second half and Thurmond Thomas had the phone. I was like, that, that stands out. You know, the play at the goal line in the first Super Bowl against the bills, that stands out. Beating Brett Favre and the Packers and the playoffs, I remember that. But nothing more stood out to me than that Alvin Harper play. Because they, like, if I shut my eyes, I think back to that 18-year-old, you know, sitting in my parents' house watching it. I remember it. For me, I had never seen them in the Super Bowl. I had never seen them win a Super Bowl.

And all I remember it. For me, I had never seen them in the Super Bowl.

I had never seen them win a Super Bowl.

And all I remember, my first memories of being a cowboy fan was Dwight Clark and the catch and that championship game.

And then after that, it was, I don't want to say a steady decline, but it was a decline

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