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And that's what it looked like 11 years ago today.

There was Brent Musburger, Maria, and Dari Noca, the launch of the SEC Network. Commissioner, you were here a couple of years ago, I think it was the fifth anniversary, and you've been here for others, but great to have you here. Yeah, I was trying to figure out when was the last time I was here in person. I don't think it was the fifth anniversary, but it's been a lot. You were here last year for some, last fall, for some meeting. Did I pop on the show with you

that thing? You may have had them all booked. I mean, I'm surprised I got on with Eli Drinkowitz going there later. Yeah, I hate to have to confess this, but we were standing out there with some of your it was a big meeting and you said I it was like 1245 and I said any change you could tape

something he said yeah I could do it now but I'm lead I have so I called our crew

wasn't available that's right that's right that was my big time moment look I can

only fit you in this window and if it doesn't work it doesn't work it was fairly

embarrassing to tell the commissioner of the SEC in the building that says SEC

network that we don't have anybody here that's we we could we've done some good work

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