Hey, Lacheters, welcome to the always cheating podcast. It's good to be back. My name is Josh. I'm here with Brandon. Brandon, how are you?

It's party time, Josh. Game week nine has historically been my favorite game week of every fantasy season. So don't ask me why, because I couldn't tell you. But what it is International Blues being what they are, just very excited to look ahead to more Premier League in this episode. Yeah, I'm excited too. This feels like a real reset. I was saying that, you know, it's just been a weird, well, listen, everybody knows it's been weird. We, if leads haven't played in a month, it's been kind of a, kind of a a strange stretch and it felt very good to sit down ahead of this week's pod put together the running order and it was just a very kind of classic running order you know what do you do if you're on a wild card what kind of transfers do you want to look at this week what what are the fixtures look like what you what are some you know what are your captain fix with next several game like just it feels like we're really back where we were and i you know

we were off to a great start this season and i'm really excited to have you know kind of a full reset

you and i were just looking for the podcast started there are six fixture match fixture weeks

in the month of october so you know for anyone who's felt like they maybe missed out a little bit on fantasy

the last few weeks, we'll be back in a big way kicking off this Saturday.

I'm very excited about it.

And Patrick Moffitt asks, guys, can you explain the time stretching black hole-like

gravitational effects exhibited by international breaks? i i think you and i are

kind of like you know the the longer in the tooth we get as fantasy managers we international breaks

sort of like oh do present a moment to unplug and like that's for me it's a healthy way to be an

f l manager as much as i always want to be

playing f pll like to step away for a few days is okay the question i have for you though josh is

if you were in outer space and in your little spaceship you encountered a black hole would you

be tempted to go into the black hole?

I feel like this is always a plot device in various sci-fi movies. I'm thinking of interstellar.

Doesn't, doesn't McConaughey go into a black hole at the end of that movie?

Yeah, I think so, or the corona at least at least. You know, it's, uh, I would do almost

anything, Brandon, to avoid going into a black hole, to be quite honest with you, um, I would just,

like, jump out of my spaceship. Like, that's, you know, uh, you'd rather freeze to death

than the expanse of the universe than, exactly that seems way better honestly given uh how

it stretches uh it yeah like you you could it could be like it'd be like a you know what's the

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