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Always aggravated, a Mike Fillingi signature podcast.

Alright, so this week I'm always aggravated to get you ready for the sweet 16 games. The time of this taping is Tuesday. We're back from Vegas, at least physically, if not mentally.

We did our shows out there from the D Las Vegas that the big setup on the 12th floor and look, I know, you know, me and Mike and David came out a couple years ago.

It's just the event is grown, but it is, it's like nothing else. It is a full-blown March Madness celebration and we're on the air in the middle of it because remember, we're a Detroit based show, Eastern Standard Time, Game Start at 9 a.m. Vegas to give you an idea.

We're an air at 11 a.m. We are right in the heart of it.

And literally the broadcast is in the middle of this huge room.

Well, we people everywhere. Now you had never been to Vegas and you've never been to a sports book like that. You've never been to a setup like that. I know you have some thoughts.

What your thoughts are and like you're in awe, this is what we do every year. I'm used to it. Your anxiety went through the roof.

Oh my God, I couldn't take it. It was just like people were everywhere. There was no isolation of any kind. And you know, people were just totally open to approach, which is great.

You know, but I just, I didn't believe how many people were you just didn't believe in the true popularity of this show.

That is basically what you're trying to tell me. I'm then converted. I'm a believer now.

I mean, honestly, no, I mean, look, people, the only thing I never understand is I guess I'm, I'm flattered.

I'm just shocked at how many people take the time out of their Vegas trip, whether they're at the D or not to come down to see the show and to try to just get a word with us.

I've never viewed what I do as incredibly important, right? My job is to entertain people. I'm only a part of people's lives for, I don't know, 12 minutes a week, 20 minutes a week, whatever it is.

And if I happen to be talking about something you like, you'll stay a little longer. If not or the baby shits its pants or your wife calls on the other line, I may not get you that week. That's how radio works.

I'm always stunned. I mean, I'm flattered. And at a certain point it becomes a little overwhelming because when you see seven, 10, 12 people who all want a word with you and you've got a three minute commercial break, you can't take care of everybody. You just can't.

But yeah, I mean, Roberto, you got thrown into something where Sully's been doing it now with us for years. David got a little taste of it. That event keeps growing. The show keeps growing. People go nuts.

I'm, dude, we had a wedding party, a wedding party of 20 people who were renewing their vows and all the husband wanted was to come and see the show.

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