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Hello and welcome.

It's our number three of the podcast.

Now, I have a theory that this hour is going to be one of the more downloaded hours of the podcast,

and I will recommend that you pass this hour on.

Now, not the monologue at the beginning.

I think the monologue was fine.

We did a monologue about Earl Thomas, who had thought he had a deal with the Texans.

He assumed that deal was going to get done, and Houston backed out of that contract, leaving him at the altar.

So we did a monologue on that.

But the real star of this hour is too much or not enough.

And cooking with Roberto.

And in too much or not enough, you just got to listen.

It's one of the great moments in show history.

I've been doing this a long time.

Every once in a while, you get one of those moments you're going to remember,

and this was one of those moments, hollering James,

with the single greatest radio game show accomplishment in the history of radio game shows.

We believe it's never happened before.

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