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And let's start off with Habib who's been waiting for a long time to talk about Russell Wilson.

How's it going with all the things to take my call? Always. Of course.

Just on the tier, the tier is about the quarterback. I mean for a guy like Russell Wilson who's been the two single goals, one won, two to one two.

Pete Carol knew what that, you know, didn't have a brain fart. I mean, the guy has accomplished so much more than Tyler Murray.

The Sean Watson, Dak Prescott, Lamar Jackson, all these guys that you guys, that, not you guys, but whoever I think in tier one, tier two ahead of them.

The guy has one bad year when he had no online, a rookie has called she didn't really know what he was doing.

And I'm a text grant and I'm happy we got hacked. But some guys are just not fit to be a head coach. Some guys, you know, they call play. Some guys can run a team.

He's obviously a better offensive coordinator than a head coach. And for you, you know, to be dropped into tier three.

I mean, just off of one bad guy, you're right. It's not going to lose the record.

And especially it's especially not fair when you consider the fact that he's still at Aaron Rodgers and tier one.

Exactly. And, and just a quick note, I'm with Donna as far as breaking back. It blows the sopranos out of the park.

I don't know if Tony soprano is less evil than then Walter White. I think Walter White was a guy who had no blues.

Who was turning you know, and was dealing with the cartel and had to play, you know, their kind of game to survive.

Tony soprano had times where, you know, he turned on his own, you know, just for his own survival.

But even when his cancer went into remission and there were times he could get out, he just his ego got the better of him.

He wanted to be the best, the whole same I name episode, you know, he got caught up at it.

Remember, he only wanted, what was it Peter? Like $760,000 did the math in his head to cover the cancer treatments, be able to make sure his family was whole.

And yet meanwhile, he's still, even after Gus died, wanted to go in on his own, make even more money, had nothing to do with taking care of his family anymore.

He was just bad guy. He was a meth guy. He wanted the money. He wanted the power. He was drunk with the power.

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