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Oh, Hey, happy Tuesday.

It is Tudder and Hardy with no Fred and no Wallach.

The children rejoiced.

Paul Perillo in this morning.

Hi, Polly Paul.

Speaking to children.

Yeah, I'm here.

Ryan Johnston is here.

Adam 12 is going to be here later.

And the rest of, oh, actually, Lockhart's out.

All right, now that we know everyone's here and everyone who's not here, now we can move along with things. Paul Perillo walked in this morning into our pre-show meeting. And what did you say, Paul, something about the difference? Yeah, there's a difference between being awake at 6 a.m. and being up at 6 a.m. I would say I was awake most every day at this time.

But it's a big difference between, you know, getting yourself up, showered, and to work.

Showered. What a rookie. You are adorable. I love how both you just laughed at the same time.

I haven't showered since Saturday.

We know.

Personal hygiene takes a back seat in this job.

Yeah, so I was wondering,

what time do you guys typically go to bed?

What time do you retire the evening prior?

It depends on obviously, like, games that are on that I actually want to watch. It's like, ooh, do you have to watch the game? And I always reply with, well, I don't always. But the answer is I actually enjoy sports. So I want to watch games. Like I wanted to watch the end of that Bruins game. Yeah, I watched the end of the Bruins game. But then I was thinking beforehand, I'll probably watch the third period here and call it a day. And I didn't. No. I was up until about 1130. At the beginning of the game, I wanted to watch the end of the Bruins game. By about the middle of the second period, I decided I didn't really want to watch the end of that Bruins game, but I made it to the end. Those four shots on goals for the first 30 minutes weren't doing it for you.

I like it better when they try and score the Bruins.

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