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And Aaron this week, he got very tender and he said, oh, I'm going to give Big Mike a hug.

And I'm thinking, I don't know about that.

He may do that, but that was pretty, that wasn't a great relationship at the end.

Now, I could see Mike.

I could see Mike thinking, bygones or bygones. But Aaron's history is he's a little bit

of a, he can be a little petty, a little bit of a grudge holder. But when they come to terms and,

you know, they hug each other, deep down, what do you think that relationship's like?

Have they mended fences authentically?

I don't know if they've mended fences authentically, but I think they have a pretty good relationship.

And more than anything, they have a mutual respect for one another and what they were trying to accomplish and what they were able to accomplish when it comes to winning a championship. You don't do that with just anyone. So I think you have to take that into consideration. Look, Mike was hard. Aaron was hard.

When you are trying to win each year and you have a competitive product that you put on the field every single year.

And the expectation is that there's going to be friction within organizations, within companies, within brands.

Like, that's just what it is.

Within families, there's going to be friction when the success and the standard is set so high.

You know, there was an article today. Aaron's going to be friction when the success and the standard is set so high.

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