I'm great. Have I missed the voicemail segments yet? No, it's coming up later. Okay, because I know sometimes you play that before I come in here and I received one the other day. Oh, now I don't receive nowhere near the amount of voicemails that's you to

receive. Right. But this is the kind of thought-provoking listener that's tunes into the afternoon program here. We were talking about Chuck Todd on Meet the Press. Quote, quote unquote, leaving on his own, absolutely positively not being told to kick rocks. And again, the kind of folks to call into the afternoon show a little different than the folks to call you Rob or you Casey. I think Kevin has a

copy here. Amber, I was just listening to you, folks. Hammer on Todd. So thank you for doing that because even idiot. But I wanted to let you know you're mispronouncing the last name, you know, that oh, really it's

close to have an oomla, the two dots over the top, which is in first sound. So it's really Chuck third, not Chuck Todd, but I'd like to know. Thanks. Bye bye.

To return.

Check turn. Check turned. Check two. Thanks for listening. I appreciate that.

Fantastic. Anybody got action NBA finals? Anybody betting on this thing? Anybody interested? Well, you love Yoke. So Yoke is now. Did we ever figure out how we

pronounced the guys first name? There's some controversy over how you actually say this guy? Is it a hard J or is it a soft J like

yogging? Like one burgundy says an anchor man because his first name is what is it? Nicola? Nicola? Nicola? See, the morning show on the

sports station the other day was having this discussion to on how you say this guy's name because everybody seems to say it

a little different. Just call him Joker. Yeah, that's what everybody goes by. But it is last name is it Yoke or Joke?

J. O. K. I. C. and there's all those weird things above it. He's Serbian. So I think it's Yoke, isn't it? That's what I think it is.

But so somebody described I love that you looked at Casey and she goes, I don't even know who this guy is. Let me

Google him really. It was Damon Bailey on the team. This guy is described as if you've never seen him play. He looks

like Greg Oster Tag, who was a famous kind of good. That's a great, great reference in the mid 90s was that, you know, a

hangar and banger and, you know, famous for being just dunked on into next year by Glenn Robinson and the NCAA. That's right. But he

looks like Greg Oster Tag, but he plays like Larry Bird. He can go outside. He can go inside. I think the last game to which he

had a triple double 41 points, 20 rebounds and like 13 assists or something like that. His passing is the most amazing thing

because he is a big dude. Like he is, what is he's got to be 6 10 6 11 something like that. And that's how you see a

lot of these European players play. Like they are amazing passers back in the day. And I'm going to age myself here

back when Sabonis's old man was in the league. Arvitas Sabonis. Remember the ESPN thing. He's not your

Venus. He's not my Venus. He's our Venus. He was an amazing passer. Yeah. I mean, whipping it around with one hand. And I

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