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Insensitivity training for a politically correct world.

It's Monday morning in September the 29th, 2025.

My name is Wally.

That's Greg Gory.

Good morning, Woody.

What is up?

Hi.

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Seabass is on assignment.

You'll join us for his little preview of tomorrow's full recap of his week at the Folsom Street Fair in San Francisco. It's a, oh, no. Basically, just an open-air sex fair. That's what it is. And he sent us some pictures from over there. Anyway, we'll, we'll go to that. There's Sammy. Morning. We got Morgan. She is here. Good morning. Morning. Morning. We got, Menjee. We got Vaughn. Phones are open 877-44 Woody. Hit us up with a text. Over to 229-87.

A very exciting back and forth Sunday night football game last night. Packers, Cowboys.

I know. That's so weird. It went to overtime and it ended with a tie. Yeah. And here, I have a clip. And this is why I don't believe the ties should be a thing. I think you just play. Yeah. Until you have a winner. In baseball, they just play. They can play 38 innings. Yeah, exactly. You know, football. Just play until somebody scores. Do a shootout. I do shootout in football. Yeah, have the QB throw a ball through a tire. I mean, even, you know, Mike Tariko and Chris Collinsworth, who called the game for NBC. This is how they, like, had to wrap it up. They were so anticlimatic. A hundred years from... Oh, that's the wrong clip. Hold on one second here. Where to get in?

Here's McManus for the tie from 34.

And this one is good and this one ends in the second highest scoring tie game in NFL history.

40.

All right.

That's it. No more. That was fun. 40. All right. That's it. No more.

That was fun. Was it? Yeah. That's a waste of time. That's it. I had it on in the background and Nasha goes, that could happen? A tie? I don't know that either. I go, yeah, it's rare, but it can. Yeah. So how is that, how is that, like, when you look back, do you say that's a win for the team, a tie for the, so it's just a nothing? Yeah, so it gets down like the end of the season when they're trying to figure out, like, between the two, who's going to be in that last wild card spot? It comes in the play then, but. wonder what happens with the sports betting. Everybody gets their money back. It's probably voided out.

That's a good question.

I'm not a big sports gambler. I can't answer that question, menace, but I'm sure there's plenty of people listening. I'd be interested to learn that. It's probably just, I assume it's just a push. Yeah, maybe. Like nothing. Just tear up your ticket. Tax us.

Now, you got to love it. The Ravens, they're one and three.

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