is the Kevin Sheehan show.

Denday sitting in for Kevin on the team 980.

It did bring me so much joy, Max.

Earlier this week, when after two years of playing this song,

coming into Ben Standing,

he finally realized that we played the same song every time that Ben Standing comes in,

because it's the only song that I could find that had Standing as a preliminary part of the song itself.

So with that, we welcome on Ben Standing, and I ask you, Ben,

had you realized that we had always played I'm still standing by Elton John for like two years when you were on the show?

Oh, yeah.

You asked me once way back when, hey, has there an intro song you would want?

I don't think I said, I think I said that, whatever you think.

And then I realized what you came up with. And, I think I said, that, whatever you think, and then, you know, I realized what you came up with.

And, yeah, I mean, you know, what makes sense? I'm down with it.

And I'm sure that's exactly the first question you thought I was going to ask you when Michael Parsons got traded yesterday.

I'll start, though, with that.

Your general reaction to Parsons leaving the NFC East.

Yeah, look, I mean, obviously from a Washington commander's perspective, this is good news.

I mean, irony is that they have to play him in week two, but then that's it. That's only, you know,

one game a year at most, a regular season game at most, and it won't be every year. So that's a good deal. I was looking up earlier for his career, Micah, Michael Parsons has more sacks, tackles for losses, and QB hits against Washington than any team in the league. Obviously, they play the most, you know, play more games in the division, but that's, you know, more than the Eagles, more than the Giants and then some of the categories significantly more so.

So, yeah, adios to Micah Parsons, one less thing to have to worry about on a consistent basis.

And, you know, in terms of the deal itself, look, obviously, Berger just made a big discussion about Jerry Jones, you know, possibly blowing this negotiation.

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