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Slack.com slash DHQ. All right. Happy, happy football Monday, everybody. It is the first

Monday of the football season. So that's pretty exciting. I hope that your team ferried

well yesterday. As you were watching the action, my, my Baltimore Ravens managed to squeak

out a 59 to 10 victory. So that was pretty exciting to watch. You know, I do just want

to say this as we enter into football season that I think it's important to note that

it is our patriotic duty as Americans to watch and enjoy football. There is no excuse

I don't want to hear this stuff of, oh, I'm not a football fan. That is, that is unacceptable

in America these days. America, football is America's pastime. It is our most sacred tradition.

It has completely supplanted baseball in those categories. It's not even close anymore.

I mean, we aren't even the best America is not even the best at baseball in the world anymore.

And basketball has also gone international, but football, our football is, well, that just

belongs to us. It's our thing. So think about it. Football involves large men crashing

into each other at, at fast speeds is unique to us in America. And it stole its name from

a lame international version and then improved it. So that is, it is quintessentially American.

And the most American thing about it is that we invented this new sport and we were like,

well, what are we going to call it? And we said, we'll call it football. And the rest

of the world said, you can't call it football. We already have a thing called football.

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