Well, I've just discovered the morning show's page on the Dropbox. I'm going to have to re-investigate that. There might be, David, we may have some nuggets tonight. I was like, wait, is that me talking about cookies? Apparently so. Huh. Okay. You can tell Otto's not in the mood to be doing updates today. Oh, boy. He didn't know what you were going to hit him with. That was some C-minus work. Well, you hit him with a couple

knuckle balls.

He wasn't know what you were going to hit him with. That was some C-minus work.

Well, you hit him with a couple knuckle balls.

He wasn't ready for those new drops.

I've got something, I think, interesting for 3 o'clock

because on the heels of yesterday's show, we talked about,

all right, how do the tigers kind of elevate?

Get to this World Series level. Talk about, you know, what people wanted.

Everyone is like, look, they got to have a bold off season.

We got to add some serious players.

I've got the cost of admission to do that.

So we'll do it at 3 o'clock.

I wanted to start with something you and I were talking about a few minutes ago. I think it's a good conversation. I thought the breakdown of Megalopolis. Nah. Did you actually watch it? I did not. Once you do, let me know. I want to see how Coppola lost his fortune. But no, I think it's a good conversation. I think it's an easy way to start a Thursday. And I think everybody can participate.

You know, guys, when we plan the show every day, you know, obviously our job is to talk about the things you guys want to hear about.

We try to, you put a show together with the idea of what does the audience really want to hear.

And then, yeah, you got to blend it a little bit

with the stuff you want to do, much more the former than the latter. But we were talking,

and I said, man, you know, Rico at different points in his career, and certainly in my, what, 21 years

down here, you've seen a real forceful change in the last couple of years

regarding the placement of college football on the airwaves here at 97-1.

And what I mean by that is, as the lions have gotten good, really good, and the changes in college football have kind of coincided with that, there's this, you know, Venn diagram here of like Lions interest here, college football feels like we're attempting to talk double A baseball.

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