Get me a freaking auto!

From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock & Sock on Seattle Sports. Brock Ewerd is my hero. Jay Buter just punched me in the kidney. We're going to give you what I'm in the morning. That really worked that way, Sherm. This is a show that has my name on it. It's kind of tough. Now here are your hosts, Brock Eward and Mike Salk. Hello! Hello! 425 saying insufferable.

I for one, I'm very interested to hear the family-friendly radio-compliant analogy that G comes up with and relates to his own personal experience for DeMond, the Seahawks, and maybe even the Cracken. You never really know where they're going to start or end, but I always love the journey he takes us on.

Yep, enjoy the journey. Always a good thing to do. And based on that little break, there's going to be a wild ride.

Never know. Never know what direction that's going to go.

And it has been about a month.

Got the opportunity last night, Brock, to meet Stacy's new dog, Lukie.

Beautiful, beautiful Greyhound with a very nice, kind, sweet face and disposition.

Poor dog, as Stacy said, is going to be having a constantly evolving and changing

wardrobe as she just dresses them up, but like a doll.

But other than that, great dog and just wanted a quick shout out to Bump and Stacey and Curtis.

Their show just had an absolutely monstrous, monstrous month in December in all the right ways.

So just a huge shout out to their show.

It's a great, great show.

Always listen on my way home.

Stacey does an awesome job.

Bump is a tremendous analyst. I mean, just the whole deal. They got great chemistry. Curtis brings his own unique thing and just wanted to get a little shout out because it was a really, really cool moment for them yesterday. Totally agree. Can I admit something before? I do want to get back to that relatability factor. I thought that was a really wise answer from Brady when it comes to Sam, because you've had a little revelation this week of looking at him and relating to him. It was kind of the same type of thing, right? Somewhat similar, but I like to take a little deeper dive. And then I got to confess something real quick. All right. Because when I hear Greyhound, I kind of think Great Dane. Oh, very different dogs. I know.

I just put them in the same.

Greyhons are super fast. I mean, it's because it starts off the same. At the old airport there that I had to fly in a Hartford, a gazillion times. They still had that like crayon racing track or something, some bedding. They used to. Yeah, they used to have the thing right there. Funny, Heather was just talking about that last night because she's from Connecticut and she was talking about that old race track. Plainsville, I think it is, like the Plainsville Greyhound track. They also, when she was growing up, had High-Lye betting in a few places in Connecticut. And so she was looking it up. It's gone since 2001. She's like, hey, you know who shot the last great high lie owner in Connecticut? It was like, no? How would I possibly know? Whitey Bulger. Oh, okay. Whitey did it. I guess that kind of makes sense. Yeah. Yeah. All right. The ground's not a small dog, right? No, they're tall. They're big. Yeah. At the shoulder.

Stop it. I'm not going there. That's not very nice. I was saying nice things about their show and about that. Like, how dare you? I am too. I'm just curious. Great. You put me in a position of having to answer it. So then I end up as the bad guy. I saw the picture. I was just curious at the shoulder height like Luca or Stacy. Lukey, Lukey.

Not named after Josh, I don't believe. I think he got that name in Australia is my understanding. No, Stacey did not purchase a dog saddle to ride, said Greyhound. That's not how this went down. Beautiful dog and it was nice to see that. And Great Danes are much bigger than Greyhounds.

Okay, good.

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