Well, I want to thank you all for listening and also want to thank our friends at Carter

Motors. That's Carter Subaru, Carter Volkswagen, Carter Acura. They sponsored the Brock and

Salkshow. We really appreciate it. Now, Carter Motors, I get to know Jen and her crew.

They're more than just a car dealership. They're committed, honestly, to driving the community

forward with great local partnerships like outdoors for all in the Seattle storm. When you're ready

for your new vehicle, reach out to Carter. They never charge over MSRP and they do have vehicles

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from Carter Motors. This is Brock and Salk. Brock Ewer is my hero.

Dave Ewer just punched me in the chimney. Powered through the Alaska airline studio.

On Seattle Sports. We're going to see you here a minute. That way,

sure, this is a show that has my name on it. It got it done. Brought to you by Carter Subaru,

Volkswagen and Acura. Now, here are your hosts, Brock Ewer and Mike Salk. Hello, Brock,

if Monday was all about Shakespeare today, Dickens. Monday was Shakespearean today will be

Dickensian. How's that sound? I love how you educate all of us. It's so nice to you. I'm not even

trying to educate anybody. I'm just saying that's what today will be about. A tale of two

Pete carols. That's great. A tale of two beats. I was hoping we could maybe contrast two sides

of the coach, Pete Carroll, because we see a lot of different parts of him. And certainly

this little DK Metcalf thing, whatever it is that's going on here brings up a lot of that. So on

one hand, you've got the Pete Carroll that is probably most commonly known. And we have probably

a million sound bites in our system that reflect this, but I'll play you a recent one from Noah

Fant on, I forget the name of the podcast. I'm sorry, but I saw this yesterday. And this is what

Noah Fant was saying about how much he's enjoying his time in Seattle. He's like very like adaptable

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