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Hello, everyone. Hello everyone and welcome to episode six of the Tatecast. I'm Davis-Matic. You can find me on Twitter at Davis-Matic. No new reviews on iTunes. You guys are slacking. I read like 16 reviews on the end of the last show.

I'm thinking of like some little fun bonus I can do for you guys if we get to like a hundred

reviews or something. Episode five with Grant Wall getting great reception. Episode six now,

I will be changing lanes again. Episode five is about soccer. Episode six, going back to the,

to the breadbasket of the National Football League with none other than Matt Harmon. Matt,

how you doing, fella? Davis, man, I'm doing good. Listen to a few episodes of your podcast, the ones

with Josh and with Evan, because I respect both of those guys. So definitely, and obviously, whenever I get invited onto an important show like this, I want to, you know, kind of get a feeling of what I'm getting myself into. Uh, so I'm excited. Thanks so much for having me on. I'm really looking forward to talking. Well, that's the idea. I want, I want this show to be a la carte. Like, I don't want, you're not, you're probably not going to want to listen to every episode.

Like,

uh,

I've't want,

you're not, you're probably not going to want to listen to every episode. Like, I've sent out emails to, like, a couple, like, professional FIFA players, like, e-sports guys. I don't know if anything will come of it, but I just think that is, like, fascinating. But yeah, I don't want people to have to listen every episode. Like, I don't know how many podcasts do you have on like your your little app like how many do you listen to and

outrageous But yeah, I don't want people to have to listen every episode. Like, I don't know. How many podcasts do you have on like your, your little app? Like, how many do you listen to? An outrageous amount that I have on my app. And I have to, I've started to kind of get a little more judicious about it. Like, okay, maybe I don't need to listen to this one anymore or whatever. Or like, I haven't listened to this one in a while let me just take it off my feed but especially

in the off season when I'm doing all the receiver charting like it just helps to have content going

in the background yeah yeah like it can't just be music all the time because it just you know I just need

I don't know I'm just a stupid millennial that just needs information pumped into my head all the time so

I don't have content coming into my brain. If there's like a two minute segment where I'm just like standing like I'm just miserable, like my skin itches. Like it's unbearable. It's really bad, man. Like I think about that sometime. I mean, I think about the stuff all the time and we're going to, I think we're going to talk about some of it today. But like, I am definitely that way. Like when I'm cooking, I'm listening to a podcast. When I'm like brushing my teeth, I'm listening to a podcast. I'm like, it's just, I've, it's probably an information overload. But like I even have like an NPR app on my phone that I'm constantly listening to and everything like that. So even when I don't have a podcast in the feed, I've got some sort of audio pumping into the brain. My feed is like at any

given time probably like if I refresh on like a two, it's a Tuesday morning. I refresh there's

probably like 15 episodes of shows for me to listen to, which is like I'll never listen to all

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