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Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the take cast. My name is Davis-Matic. You guys can find me on Twitter at Davis-Matic. In this episode of the show, I am joined for a relaxed hour of conversation by my friend, Pat Mail. You guys know them. You guys love them. You guys always seem to have pretty good feedback for these shows when Pat and I just shoot the shit. So that's what we did, an hour of shooting the shit. Well, Pat battles through the novel coronavirus. If you enjoyed this program, you can always subscribe to the Patreon for bonus episodes of the show. You can leave a rating of review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts, or you can just tell a friend about the program. That's always appreciated as well.

Now let's go ahead and get into the episode. All right, guys, welcoming back into the program,

my great friend, Mr. Patrick Mayo, who always comes in clutch. You guys might not know this,

but Thanksgiving week for the americans

trying to find a guest for your niche internet podcast not always the easiest thing but i know

that pat always has my back as a canadian who you guys you guys have thanksgiving like in the

summer there there's a Canadian Thanksgiving right yeah it was

six weeks ago it's the second Monday in October I think what is what is what is Canadian Thanksgiving

celebrate what is the story that Canadian school children get get taught I mean I'm pretty sure it's

the same as Thanksgiving in America yeah all right well it's it's a great, it's a great made-up. It's a great

made-up holiday. So this is, this is the first thing that I have to throw to you as are as our jumping

off point and we'll see where it goes from here. But I have noticed a real lack of politics and sports

recently. I think the idea of sticking to sports is actually happening.

I was noticing this. Ethan Sherwood-Strauss did this piece like a week ago. I've tried to get you to read

him before. Maybe not your vibe. But he pointed this out. And I was like, is that even true? Or to people

in sports still really do it? And I realized like the NBA, not a lot going on there. They did take the entire election day off of their league. But even in, I mean, definitely in football, it's kind of gone in baseball. It's not really there. And I'm wondering, I mean, one, your thoughts, do you think that's true?

Paul, the lack of overlap between politics and sports.

And then also I'm wondering why you think that might be.

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