You all have that one friend. You invite them somewhere, him or her. You know, it's a party. It's a bar.

Your little cousin's birthday party. I mean, he's definitely a friend of yours. Whatever the event,

y'all have a great time. A plus guy. You all make some memories. Things are good. In the back

of your mind, you think about how good of a time that guy was, right? So the next time you go out, him a call he pukes in the back of the uber things are getting a little shifty here two weeks later y'all make some plans he calls you last minute and bales so you left with your brajole in your hand

and you're like i thought we was friends but a month later it's his birthday he calls you up he wants

the party he buys a section at the club paid for VIP sparklers bottles he even brings the drugs let's go y'all are friends again that guy that we all have in

our life i actually feel like every one of my friends is that guy i don't know if i have anyone that's

not that guy is equally the best and the worst at the same time it's okay to have people like that

in your life but not to depend on when things get tough because you never know what to expect

and to project those type of people to be a core part of your success in life,

it's not reasonable.

I would go as far as saying it's wildly irresponsible.

And if y'all haven't figured it out yet,

I'm geniusly segueing from talking about drugs in the club

to fantasy football to relay the point

of how important consistency is.

Now that things here at the headquarters are in full

swing creation mode. We're working hard on the draft guide. Y'all know that. If you are already a

purchaser, you have access to the consistency charts in the draft guide on big dog draft guide.com.

The consistency charts are what we're going over today. Today specifically, we're going to talk

about quarterbacks and tight ends. I know they're the

boring positions, but I promise you there's a lot of value in today's episode, a lot of things that

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