All right.

This is a moment of truth, Ken.

You ready?

Yes, yes, I'm ready.

Okay, let's go, buddy.

Okay, we're live in five, four, three.

Showtime.

Yes, yes, y'all.

You know what time it is?

It's time for SportsSense. And here's your host.

TC and Jake.

Oh, hey there, everybody. I wonder if I did keep playing the open if you could hear me, because I think that this improved, we're doing a remote podcast, but I, I felt like whenever we were on with Ben, that we could talk over each other and it wasn't the end of the world the way that normally is with remote connection technology.

Yeah, sounds like a bunch of bullshit to me.

Hmm.

That's my take on that.

I couldn't hear the open, but I could hear it. Oh, you couldn't hear it off? No. Hmm. That's my take on that. I couldn't hear the open, but I could get it fainted enough. No. But I don't think it matters too much. No, it's probably okay. This is a Thanksgiving gift, you know? That's right. When you approach a thousand episodes, if we took a holiday week off, it wouldn't be the end of the world. But we don't want to find out. Actually, I kind of do want to find out. Okay. Well, you're already here, so please don't leave. Not so much because I don't want to do the podcast. I just want to kind of be here for the apocalypse, you know? I think it's been a long-stated philosophical. Yeah, to go back to the start.

I'd say within the first five episodes, we talked about that.

Yeah, especially just because we're a couple libertarians, you know?

And if you could just start this whole thing in zero.

Yeah, I don't even know that that's true anymore. I no longer think that it is the case that libertarian policies would be good if you're starting from zero.

Okay, well, let me try this.

Accumulation is inevitable.

...