I need to apologize to the audience.

I screwed up.

And I screwed up in a very big way.

How?

Because I hold myself accountable sometimes for what you guys say.

And like if you say something wrong or incorrect, I hold myself accountable that I'll fix it.

And if I don't fix it immediately, that's on me.

So I'm apologizing for something that was

said on the radio in the last five minutes that I should have fixed immediately. And I did not.

No biggie. And so I want to apologize. Now, before I tell you what was said and how I possibly

missed it and why the audience deserves that apology. Any idea

about what may have

been said in the last 15, 20

minutes of our radio program? If you're just tuning in,

you can play the game by rewinding on the Odyssey app

that was so dumb that one of us needed to

correct and it was my job to do

it and I never did it, which I feel bad about.

Hmm. No. I'll narrow it down. Oh, you have a guess, Tommy? Go ahead.

Is this something you said that was dumb or one of us? It was not. It was something one of you guys

said that I hold myself responsible for not fixing immediately.

Well, it definitely wasn't Tiki. He's the smartest guy in the room by a large part. It was not Tiki Barber. You have been exonerated, sir. Oh, thank God. I'm gonna take, I think it's Sean, but I'll take ownership and say it was something I said.

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