Now that's shy as a bang. That is an iconic CCR song. Gotcha. Whereas earlier in the program, Courtney has declared Shrek to be an iconic movie. Oh, it is. It is. I can't go that far. However, iconic interviews yesterday on the Greg Hill Show, Greg and Wiggy in the afternoons. And Textor, 857, Texter, Curtis, saying, even the Jeff Garcia interview was great.

You were clowning that yesterday morning.

Turned up to be very good.

Did you miss the Garcia?

I certainly didn't.

Well, and they said it, we'll have some highlights for you.

Not of that, but of some of the iconic Patriots players of the Belichick era, including Teddy Bruske, Gronk, and part of Courtney's lead this morning was, well, she had Teddy in there, and we'll have a Wolfwork in there as well, all talking about the Brady non-pick, you know. All being asked about the Brady non-pick. They were prodded, yes, that's correct. So they weren't all talking about. They were replying to questions. Meanwhile, if you're just joining us, real-life Tom had to leave this morning that he's watching the Super Bowl. Pretty much alone does not like parties that spawned some calls on the subject. Mike in London, Derry. Hey, Mike. Hey, oh, I'm on. Yo, you're on. Yeah.

So, greatest Super Bowl of all time, Patriot Seahawks, right?

I'm watching it up in New Hampshire at Plymouth State University.

I'm at a house party with all of my best friends, right?

A lot of randoms, too.

One of which is this girl.

She hasn't watched a day of football in her life, but she's rooting for the Seahawks to be different and interesting and pretty attention.

And the whole game, she's talking a mess, especially like right before the interception,

and when Malcolm Butler picked that ball off, the house went ballistic.

Everyone in her face screaming, greatest feeling of all time, and I'm so grateful to have been

a part of it.

I don't know how you can not enjoy a Super Bowl party like that.

Yeah, Tom, don't you, like, want to, Curtis, don't you think some of your core memories from Super Bowls are when you were at the big parties and something like that happened and there was a reaction? I mean, no, I, to me, I saw in solitude the final plays of Super Bowl 51 and Super Bowl 49. But if I was in college, if I were Tom's age, no offense, Tom, I'd be going to a Super Bowl party. Yeah. Like, I am an ancient man. I will say, like, I look back on the Super Bowl against the Falcons, and I watched that one at home and didn't even go out after, like, to celebrate. I could hear everybody in Sealthy celebrating, and it's something I regret to this day.

Like that I was just at home with my roommate watching, and it was kind of lackluster. But then I look back on the Super Bowl. He was just talking about against the Seahawks. I was living in Charlotte. Everybody at the Super Bowl party was rooting for the Seahawks because they just hated the Patriots. It was myself, one other girl, Haley, who was rooting for the Pats.

And to be able to celebrate with one other person when everybody else was rooting against you the entire time was like a memory I'll never forget.

Totally. I mean, for me, I wish that I watched Super Bowl 55 with Ken because the one that

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