This is Brock and Salk.

Broadcasting live from Radio Row in San Francisco,

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Ahead of Super Bowl 60 between the Patriots and Seahawks on Seattle Sports.

Now, here are your hosts, Brock Youard and Mike Salk.

Oh boy, here we are at Radio Row.

Pretty darn cool, man.

Super Week.

We only get to come down here when the Seahawks are here, and they are, man.

They are in the Super Bowl.

And it's cool to see everything going on around us.

We got like a, I didn't even know CNBC, which is business, right? That's their business channel. CMBC is like a huge CNBC sports set going on next to us. That's a whole thing. Look at the up lighting and the down lighting. Yeah, that is a professional deal. Oh, yeah. Yeah, we have some of that. We have, yeah, Trevor's sitting here with like a flashlight over our head and letting me, putting me in the best light. You know, you said something to me yesterday, Salkey. I just got to. And you're, and it's right. And it's factual. And you, in no means, was it derogatory in any way, but you just, you had mentioned in my six years,

never getting to this stage, never getting, and we were close, playing the AFC championship game,

actually played the Patriots and played Damon on the other side, and it was the year,

I think they went on to beat either the Panthers or the Eagles in the Super Bowl, and so we were pretty close, but I am just reminded every time we're here in 13 and 14, 05

for me way back when of how unbelievably enormous all of this is.

And yet when we talk to Abe and Rashid and these guys, like they are so away from all

of it.

It's this really weird dichotomy that this is just a gigantic, and it is.

But the stage is even bigger than anything they've ever imagined.

Yes.

Yeah, I was thinking about that the other day.

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